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05-24-2008, 10:32 PM #1
Nationwide Race
Was shaping up to be a great finish. But it doesn't look like denny could handle a little competition. Brad would have won but Denny decided to take his fender off and then made a bunch of lame excuses after the race. Pathetic. But congrats to Kyle i guess
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05-24-2008, 10:45 PM #2
From what I saw, that Kesolowski guy was running into the back of Denny under caution for no reason. I say he got what he deserved by getting his fender knocked in.
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05-24-2008, 10:46 PM #3
Yes Congrats to Kyle, but I'm still debating as too which was the worse incident today.
Hamlin taking out Brad's fender or Donny Lia's win here in Ohio where he went up and clipped David Starr in the Truck race. In that one Starr was winning and going to win until Lia went and drove up into Starr, that was a real shady way to win. I don't think Brad would have caught Kyle, but would have made for a better finish.
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05-24-2008, 10:48 PM #4

I don't think Denny should have run into him like that. Kyle Busch is a bad influence on him. Good thing it was Nationwide and not Cup! I'd hate to see him be pentalized and have points taken away in Cup!! I don't think Brad would have been able to get the win either way. He had a good car, but I think Kyle's was better. Congrats to Kyle, I guess.
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05-24-2008, 10:49 PM #5
yep poor ol denny says he should get some respect cuz he runs in the cup series and all busch series regulars shouldn't be allowed to pass him since he was gracious enough to step down a level and vie for a win. I think denny needs to find the word "racing" in the dictionary
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05-24-2008, 10:52 PM #6
I still think that Kesolowski guy got what he deserved, no need to get all over someones bumper under caution, and of course him going up high next to Denny, he was just begging for Denny to hit him.
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05-24-2008, 11:05 PM #7

I agree with ya Erik, Denny used to have respect for others. I think he has takebn everything to his head recently. Giving somebody alittle love tap in the rear is one thing. Drivers do that all the time and it doesn't hurt the car. Driving up and causing body damage to another is a whole different matter, then to come out and say he did it on purpose is another.
Jr didn't like it either, like to be a fly on the wall for that convo.........LOL
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05-25-2008, 12:59 AM #8
To hear Denny in the post race interview,was pathetic. I couldnt believe all the crap he came out with for that interview. Flat out ignorance from what I heard. Seems now "Mister Bigshot" Hammlin, has to command respect because He runs in cup. Would love to see Jr. seek retribution in cup for that one. Seems Mr hamlin wants to be NASCAR's second bad boy, after Kyle. Funny how little attention Kyle got after winning,lol. And now seeing his moronic looking bows after winning, would love to see him get hit with a piece of fruit while doing so.
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05-25-2008, 01:42 AM #9
Everyone should Realize that Kyle Busch is Feeding off the Boos...Hell thats why he does the Dumb Bow LoL
If Your not getting a reaction from the crowd, be it Cheering or Booing, then your not Doing your Job!
It looked like Denny was trying to Put Brad into the wall, He atleast hit him REALLY hard...I liked how Dale Jr came up and let Denny know he was there and he wasent happy about it. What I didnt like was how there was basically a brawl in the Pits, really easy to get hit by some one comming into the pits, or some other freak accident. I'm sure there will be some penalties and fines, maybe even some suspensions for that.
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05-25-2008, 01:43 AM #10
"And now seeing his moronic looking bows after winning, would love to see him get hit with a piece of fruit while doing so."
It's to add entertainment......what would you call the Back Flips???
He's just playing to the crowd, and I find it very funny and fun, just like Carl’s Back Flips they are meant to entertain.
Don't get me wrong I like both drivers, just getting a little tired of all the complaining about Kyle when it was said best during the broadcast.....he's having one of the best years of any driver, especially when you consider he's doing over all 3 series.
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