tezgm99
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DTM driver, Mattias Ekstrom, is back in the 83 for Richmond....be interesting to see how he goes compared to his debut at Sonoma.
Girlfriend's in the Kevin camp, and I may find myself in the Jimmie camp or Kyle Busch camp, if McMurray doesn't make it sad.Who do you like for the Chase? Tony's warming up, Kevin's been great all season while Jimme's kind of been off form for a couple months.
I've always rooted for Jeff Gordon and the bloke that drove the Number 18 Green Pontiac with Interstate stickers.
Girlfriend's in the Kevin camp...
During my too short four months as an exchange student at Texas Tech University, I managed to go watch NASCAR at Texas Motor Speedway... Pics here
the bloke that drove the Number 18 Green Pontiac with Interstate stickers.
I saw a race the other weekend, and I started laughing hysterically at one moment: There was a car that had been in a crash and the hood was messed up. Instead of replacing the hood, like they would do in Formula 1, a big guy came in the pit with a hammer and started straightening it up :lol: "There you go, it's fixed."
Why?I suddenly find myself not liking your girlfriend at all, despite the fact I've never met her.
I won't wish bodily harm on anyone, but I hope Harvick wrecks in every one of these last 11 races. In fact, I hope he wrecks in every race from here on until he retires.
I honestly do not see what people see in Jeff Gordon. I figured NASCAR types considered him a "pretty boy", but when I went to the Coke Zero race in Daytona, people were falling over each other to buy his shit. Everywhere you looked in the parking lot, someone had a Jeff Gordon sticker on their car. And these were all redneck good-ol'-boy yokels, too.Mark my words: if Gordon wins a race I'm busting out my old puppet avatar.
Why?
I mean he does absolutely nothing for me, but he's not on a Carl Edwards or Jeff Gordon level for me.I loathe Kevin Harvick. Him and Brad Keselowski are the only two I wouldn't miss if they decided to quit.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Clint Bowyer's race-winning car at New Hampshire failed an intense NASCAR inspection on Wednesday, earning the driver a 150-point penalty that could wipe out his championship chances.
NASCAR also fined crew chief Shane Wilson $150,000, and suspended him for the next six Cup Series races. Car chief Chad Haney was also suspended six races, and team owner Richard Childress was docked 150 owner points.
Bowyer won Sunday's opening race in the Chase to vault from 12th to second in the standings. The penalty drops him back to last place, 185 points behind leader Denny Hamlin with nine races left to determine the champion.
NASCAR said the No. 33 Chevrolet from Sunday's race had been altered and did not meet its strict specifications.
The car passed its initial inspection at New Hampshire on Sunday, but was taken by NASCAR back to its North Carolina research and development center. It was there that NASCAR found the rear end of the car had been manipulated by Richard Childress Racing.
The development came a day after NASCAR called in RCR officials to warn them that Bowyer's Chase-clinching car from the Sept. 11 race at Richmond had nearly failed inspection because its back end was very close to the mandated limits.