First things first, props to Ron Hornaday on his Friday night win in Texas. That KHI team kicked ass and took names and left one inparticular behind in second, Mr. Rowdy Busch. Which by the way if you live under a rock or didn't hear, Shrubs tried to run all three (luvs it) races this past weekend. He did run them, but at what cost??? Two wrecked cars and a last place finish in his FULL-TIME ride. Seems to me that was "smart".Madd ass props for Brad Kesolowski and that Jr. Motorsports number 88 Navy Chevy team for their very first win, which I suspect will be the first of many. Brad drove a smart race and held off the rest of the field for that win, in a veteran racers fashion. Awesome job Brad, keep it up.
"Bud Boy" Kasey Kahne won yet another race Sunday. Starting from the pole he stayed up front despite a couple of miscues in the pits. Having to work his way from the back, Kasey took charge and ran up front and kept the lead no matter what fucked up challenges he would have to deal with. In the end Kenny Francis and company did what they had to do to help Kasey win another one this year. Still a little weird for me to see him drink a beer, still seems like a kid to me. Oh shit!!! Does this mean I am getting older...NAW not me. Anyways props to the rest of the top ten: Brian "We Have Wiings"Vickers, Dimwit Hamster, Junebug, Jeff Burton, Queen Jimmie, Matty, Rubberhead, Flipper, and the old man Mark Martin.
"I saw (McMurray) get high, get loose - and thought he faded back further than what he did when (A.J. Allmendinger) passed him," Busch said. "I didn't know he was out there still."
Busch blamed the incident, in part, on his lack of a rear-view mirror.
"We broke the mirror trying to adjust it there before the race and couldn't see anything out my right-rear quarter-panel," he said.
"I couldn't clear myself. The spotter (Jeff Dickerson) didn't say anything, so I apologize to McMurray for wrecking their day. It sucks." Thanx "That's Racing.com" for the stolen quote.
Busch blamed the incident, in part, on his lack of a rear-view mirror.
"We broke the mirror trying to adjust it there before the race and couldn't see anything out my right-rear quarter-panel," he said.
"I couldn't clear myself. The spotter (Jeff Dickerson) didn't say anything, so I apologize to McMurray for wrecking their day. It sucks." Thanx "That's Racing.com" for the stolen quote.
This just proves two things, Kyle CAN admit fault and find something or someone else to blame it on. Then again isn't that the "American Way"??? LOL LOL LOL
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Personally? I think Kyle dozed off and drifted over into traffic.
I'd like to see him do the same thing at Michigan.
I am with Cheyenne. I think fatigue played a great role in Shrub's weekend. Maybe his out of character semi-accountability and apology too.
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