Results 21 to 30 of 45
-
11-06-2011, 01:05 PM #21
what he said friday night was when he was still mad and wasnt thinking.
-
-
11-06-2011, 01:12 PM #22
Boy, that 'apology' sure sounds similar to what he said after he got busted for going 120 MPH on a rural road, or whatever it was a few months back. The guy has no respect for ANYONE, plain and simple. I hope Gibbs fires him.
-
11-06-2011, 01:20 PM #23
I think Kyle is a great driver and can put this behind him if he can be more mature than what he has begun to show all of us this past year. What goes through ones head while out there racing is anyones guess. We are only told what they want us to hear. I am not nor will I ever condone what Kyle did, but how many of us have said or done something we are not proud of more than one time and still make that stupid mistake? We are all learning, just some take too long at the process.
I am all for Nascar parking him because of it, but also think they should have parked Brad K and Carl and Harvick for the antics they did. Nascar has been somewhat out for Kyle no matter what. Other drivers have done some awful things on the track and never get parked. This part is unfair and should be rectified as all drivers should be held to the same standard regardless of popularity.
This is my opinion on it and right or wrong is ones perception.
Kyle screwed the pooch on this and is being punished and will screw up again sometime in the future. Let us all hope he really is sorry for what he did because being overly aggresive can cost more than just a race car.
-
-
11-06-2011, 01:27 PM #24Account Suspended
Due To Rules Violations
If Hornaday wasnt' going for a championship in the Trucks and Kyle didn't admit to doing it on purpose then I don't think it would have been news. And that's a shame the "Boys have at it" is BS, Nascar needs to monitor things and be pro active instead of after the race hauler parties. While I think guys should be allowed to race to compete for championships I also don't think just cause someone is going for a championship others aren't allowed to race them hard. Stop putting the white gloves on the championship contenders. Let everyone race hard. It's racing and winning races should be the number one priority. Last year Brad K was told not to race hard cause he wasn't in the chase which is crazy. If you are on the track you should be trying to win the race.
-
11-06-2011, 01:35 PM #25
It's what he's said his entire career....
He didn't have to admit, it was as obvious as all can be. You don't wreck someone under caution like that on accident.Hidden Content
Dan LeFevour PC 192/283
-
-
11-06-2011, 01:37 PM #26
They didn't park him based on this one situation. They parked him because he ALWAYS does these kind of things and they sent a message to him (maybe).
---
Can't wait till 2012 when Harvick wrecks Busch, we all know it's coming.
-
11-06-2011, 10:02 PM #27

Hornaday had no shot at the title, so people, please stop using that as an excuse. Ron was racing him hard, Kyle didn't like it, so he did something about it.
So much for "boys have at it". I can't believe all of this non-sense, even people saying he should be fired. ™™™?
-
-
11-06-2011, 10:22 PM #28
Hornaday went into the race 15 points back of first place and and was going for the second spot in the race. Yes, he had a shot at the title.
-
11-06-2011, 10:25 PM #29
As posted above, Hornaday was right in contention for the Truck championship.
Second, racing someone hard (even though it was just a case of Hornaday getting loose) means under caution you should intentionally wreck them?
-
11-06-2011, 10:33 PM #30
Hornaday had a very good shot at winning the title. What Kyle did do Ron could have easily happen to Austin next week.
You must not watch a lot of racing since this is a reoccurring theme with Kyle disrespecting drivers and NASCAR. Kyle got what he deserved and should have been parked after what he did to Harvick earlier this year on pit road. I would be surprised if Kyle Busch is still with Gibbs racing at the end of the season. It’s a lot easier for Joe to replace Busch with another driver than to find full time sponsors. Here is a quote from M&M’s:
“The recent actions by Kyle Busch are not consistent with the values of M&M’s and we’re very disappointed. Like you, we hold those who represent our brand to a higher standard and we have expressed our concerns directly to Joe Gibbs Racing.”
-














