Kyle Busch parked???

[jp98]

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.

It was a longshot. It would be like somebody wrecking Kevin Harvick in todays race. He is up there, but it would take a miracle for anybody outside of the top 2 to win the Championship.

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?

I believe Kyle has had problems before and was probably sick of it, and finally did something about it. It was in the heat of the moment, and maybe was over-reacting, but I have no problem with what Kyle did.

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.”

JGR would be idiots to fire their only decent driver. Joey Logano is just awful, and Denny Hamlin hasn't done too good either. Who would replace Kyle? David Reutimann? Michael McDowell? LMAO good luck.

(No, I am not a Kyle Busch fan, just think he was punished to harsh)

[bouncer]

JGR would be idiots to fire their only decent driver. Joey Logano is just awful, and Denny Hamlin hasn't done too good either. Who would replace Kyle? David Reutimann? Michael McDowell? LMAO good luck.

(No, I am not a Kyle Busch fan, just think he was punished to harsh)

M&M's might force JGR's to release Kyle. If M&M's threatens to pull primary sponsorship from the car, Gibbs might not have a choice. If you watch the race today, you would have noticed Gibbs was ignoring Busch the entire race.

[jp98]

M&M's might force JGR's to release Kyle. If M&M's threatens to pull primary sponsorship from the car, Gibbs might not have a choice. If you watch the race today, you would have noticed Gibbs was ignoring Busch the entire race.

Watched the whole race, didn't "notice" that. Was bored by the domination and lack of cautions lol. I would let M&M's go before Kyle if it were me, but I am also not afraid to piss a few people off with my actions sometimes, so some people might do "the right thing".

[gladdyontherise]

I believe Kyle has had problems before and was probably sick of it, and finally did something about it. It was in the heat of the moment, and maybe was over-reacting, but I have no problem with what Kyle did.

Sick of what? A guy got loose. "Heat of the moment" is a copout though, when you have the track record he does, I have a hard time believing that and think it's just who he is as a driver, and that is someone with no respect for anyone else, and therefore deserves no respect himself.

[nadeau01_johnson48]

Hendrick had no problems letting Kyle go, and I don't see Gibbs being any different. In this economy, if it's between Kyle and M&M's, you take M&M's 200 times out of 200. It's a no-brainer.

ESPECIALLY when there's a Cup champion looking for sponsorship for next year. M&M's will jump at the chance to sponsor Kenseth if their only other option is sticking with Kyle.

[jp98]

Sick of what? A guy got loose. "Heat of the moment" is a copout though, when you have the track record he does, I have a hard time believing that and think it's just who he is as a driver, and that is someone with no respect for anyone else, and therefore deserves no respect himself.

He didn't just get loose. Apparently Busch didn't like the way he was racing previously, I didn't see it though, so don't quote me on that.

KB has not done anything stupid all year, gotta give him credit for that, but yes he did over-react Friday, I will admit that atleast. But this whole thing has been blown up way to much.

[jp98]

Hendrick had no problems letting Kyle go, and I don't see Gibbs being any different. In this economy, if it's between Kyle and M&M's, you take M&M's 200 times out of 200. It's a no-brainer.

ESPECIALLY when there's a Cup champion looking for sponsorship for next year. M&M's will jump at the chance to sponsor Kenseth if their only other option is sticking with Kyle.

Hendrick made a mistake to when he did that. How did Casey Mears work out? Hahaha yeah.....

I can see M&M's not wanting to sponsor Kyle, okay. But if that's the case, then they don't want to be at JGR. Who would they replace Kyle with?? That question remains un-answered. The only way M&M's stays at JGR is with Kyle IMO.

[race crazy]

definitely interesting to see what comes of this-guess its a stay tuned since coach Gibbs didnt give a definite answer today

[gladdyontherise]

He didn't just get loose. Apparently Busch didn't like the way he was racing previously, I didn't see it though, so don't quote me on that.

KB has not done anything stupid all year, gotta give him credit for that, but yes he did over-react Friday, I will admit that atleast. But this whole thing has been blown up way to much.

Yes, in this race he just got loose, that was all...

He has done dumb stuff though, the incident with Harvick, he's intentionally wrecked several drivers (which is nothing new). If this was the first thing he had done this season he probably doesn't get parked.

[bouncer]

He didn't just get loose. Apparently Busch didn't like the way he was racing previously, I didn't see it though, so don't quote me on that.

KB has not done anything stupid all year, gotta give him credit for that, but yes he did over-react Friday, I will admit that atleast. But this whole thing has been blown up way to much.

Not sure how you can comment on something you did not see. Watch the replay and you will see Busch could have easily avoided this by moving up the track.


You’re right; Busch has been an angel on the track all season:


Getting in a fight in the garage with Childress.
Pushing Kevin Harvicks car into a wall on pit road and almost hitting several by-standards.
Going 128 mph in a 45 zone.
Flipping off a race official

If this was Kyle's first time in trouble a suspension would not have happened. This suspension couldn't have happen to a better driver. Kyle is a typical punk, he can dish it, but he can't take it.