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    Well i hate to say it but damn Kyle Busch is good, what a save. Clint would have had about a 5th or 6th place run but ragan and him got together and he hit the wall, but that's alright he still took 9th, not bad could've been worse. But I'd say the vest driver of that race was JJ Yeley, a shame for Tony, and I'll admit i thought Tony was screwed with JJ in his Car, But JJ got in a car he'd never been in took it to like 9th only to get knocked out of the way off the corner by David Ragan which put him far enough back to be in the first incident he was in. So maybe he does have some talent if someone decent would pick him up, Nice job JJ Yeley. Also a shame for Elliott Sadler, he had a good run going all night.


    I bet if he didnt get taken out he could have won last night! And thats what I've been sayin...if he could just get with a better team..

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    Yeah he was quite impressive. maybe he'll get one of these rides opening up.

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    I still contend that if Tony hadnt gotten ill, he would have won the race. Even with a less then good handling car he had a heck of a run. Still real proud of Robby. He can drive the plate racing. Kyle's interview in victory lane seemed a bit more toned down and he actually has been getting some cheers.

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    Well i hate to say it but damn Kyle Busch is good, what a save. Clint would have had about a 5th or 6th place run but ragan and him got together and he hit the wall, but that's alright he still took 9th, not bad could've been worse. But I'd say the vest driver of that race was JJ Yeley, a shame for Tony, and I'll admit i thought Tony was screwed with JJ in his Car, But JJ got in a car he'd never been in took it to like 9th only to get knocked out of the way off the corner by David Ragan which put him far enough back to be in the first incident he was in. So maybe he does have some talent if someone decent would pick him up, Nice job JJ Yeley. Also a shame for Elliott Sadler, he had a good run going all night.

    He could have shown that skill at Gibbs, they just never gave him the good equipment like they did the 20 and 11. This race deffinately showed that Gibbs screwed Yeley.

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    Do you honestly believe that Gibbs or any owner would purposely and willfully give their driver crap equipment? That makes no business sense whatsoever and Joe Gibbs is a good business man if nothing else. NASCAR at the end of the day is still a business and teams dont want to lose money or cars. I like Yeley alot but I believe that the learning curve for JJ took alot longer to develop then some other drivers. Many forget that JJ's 2 years in what was then the Busch series werent anything to brag about. I believe the departure of Bobby LaBonte and the problems Jason Leffler had as a Cup driver led to JJ being promoted at least a year before he was ready.


    He could have shown that skill at Gibbs, they just never gave him the good equipment like they did the 20 and 11. This race deffinately showed that Gibbs screwed Yeley.


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    Do you honestly believe that Gibbs or any owner would purposely and willfully give their driver crap equipment? That makes no business sense whatsoever and Joe Gibbs is a good business man if nothing else. NASCAR at the end of the day is still a business and teams dont want to lose money or cars. I like Yeley alot but I believe that the learning curve for JJ took alot longer to develop then some other drivers. Many forget that JJ's 2 years in what was then the Busch series werent anything to brag about. I believe the departure of Bobby LaBonte and the problems Jason Leffler had as a Cup driver led to JJ being promoted at least a year before he was ready.


    I don't think he gave him "crap equipment", but it was deffinately inferior to what Tony was running. Jason Leffler was a joke, he was worse than Brent Sherman was on 06. IMO, I can't help but think that JJ got screwed by going to JGR, but then again, my favorite team is doing this the most, with Sadler and Carpienter compared to what Kahne is getting. That's just me.

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    I will refrain from talking about this race-I have never been more angry in my life-if I say anything I will get banned lol. People should know by now what I think of the guy in the 18 car....no comment on the race.

    I can understand that you are frustrated that Carl didn't come out with the win. I often can get a little annoyed when either Busch or Hamlin have a poor run. But I don't understand what Kyle did in this race for you to be angry at him?! Your annoyed that he beat out Carl at the end there, but other than that, what is there to get annoyed about with the 18 in this particular race?!

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