Official 2010 NASCAR Thread

[revefsreleets]

Correction (Read: You are wrong...as usual). It was a 2 minute search to find one of your worst and farthest "off" posts in a long line of wrong and off posts. Easy Peasy....

This actually is a great example of a 3rd string political poster at work. A topic comes up about which you know nothing (which happens a lot). It's not complimentary to your party and the guy you voted for. You do a quickie Google search, and post up the first crap you see, not really understanding what it is or what it means. You get caught being ignorant. Then you backpeddle, call some other people names, divert, project, twist and spin like mad, and try everything you can to squirm out of the embarrassing truth that you got caught in your own web of ignorance.

It's your MO. It's what you do. And I think it's funny as Hell. You are a "Google Expert".

In this thread, I post up some sarcasm based on the boards weird penchant for NASCAR conspiracies, it WHOOSHES right over your head, and you ignorantly counter by blasting me (as if I was serious) when all I was originally doing was lampooning your history of posting up weird conspiracy garbage. Classic!

[Galax Steeler]

Congrats to Hamlin on an impressive win. Not to mention him winning me a race pool.

[Killer]

The Lady in Black bit Jimmy pretty good.

anyday the 24, 48 and 18 don't win is a good day for me.


Good news - we were the fastest Roush Ford again. Bad news - we were 13th.

[tony hipchest]

grand opening of the NASCAR HOF today. for those who havent seen it, it looks amazing and completely blows all others out of the water.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...html?eref=sihp

"If you're going to be a top-five sports league in this country, you need to have a world-class Hall of Fame," said NASCAR chairman Brian France. "It's going to be a place where our fans can come and celebrate and look back at the history of the sport. We haven't really had that in a formal way all these years, and this is going to change that overnight."

The city spent $195 million on the project and is touting it as the biggest and most technologically advanced Hall of Fame in professional sports. The 150,000-square-foot building is a shrine of memorabilia, exhibits that recreate old-time NASCAR lore, 154 video screens, racing simulators and interactive activities.

NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick, who helped the city of Charlotte with its winning bid for the rights to the Hall of Fame in 2006, spoke at Tuesday's ceremony and was one of the first visitors to tour the facility after the doors opened.

"I just think if you don't hold on to history in anything, that it doesn't mean much," Hendrick said. "he fact that we can showcase our history in such a great setting is going to pay us huge dividends down the road because new fans ought to know about Junior Johnson and they ought to know Buck Baker and those kind of guys. And they ought to be able to see the old cars.

"I think a fan walks away knowing we care about our past and our history.To me, that's what's important -- that our history, our roots and our heritage is important. It's not all just about today."

its a conspiracy...

kurt busch (ever the diplomat) was asked who his most favorite competitors were, at the grand opening.

dale earnhardt. jeff gordon. rusty wallace. mark martin (whom he says it was a pleasure to be a teammate with)

good list. its probably a conspiracy he left out other scrubs.

its probably a conspiracy he included an earnhardt.

its also probably a conspiracy i mention a busch.

the burning bush in the bible was also a conspiracy.

[Galax Steeler]

Charlotte is only a couple of hours from my house I will have to go and check it out.

[revefsreleets]

Originally Posted by tony hipchest

grand opening of the NASCAR HOF today. for those who havent seen it, it looks amazing and completely blows all others out of the water.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...html?eref=sihp



its a conspiracy...

kurt busch (ever the diplomat) was asked who his most favorite competitors were, at the grand opening.

dale earnhardt. jeff gordon. rusty wallace. mark martin (whom he says it was a pleasure to be a teammate with)

good list. its probably a conspiracy he left out other scrubs.

its probably a conspiracy he included an earnhardt.

its also probably a conspiracy i mention a busch.

the burning bush in the bible was also a conspiracy.

[Galax Steeler]

Could we see some retaliation between Bowyer and Hamlin after yesterdays race. Could make for an interesting day.

[Killer]

Originally Posted by Galax Steeler

Could we see some retaliation between Bowyer and Hamlin after yesterdays race. Could make for an interesting day.

After Bowyer's little chat in the nascar hauler for taking out Denny during the caution I doubt he'll be the one starting anything,

[Galax Steeler]

This was one of the most boring races I have ever seen at Dover.

[Killer]

Yeah - a one groove track and cars that can't pass is always bad - But watching Jimmuh screw up and lose a race is pretty funny

1 -- Kevin Harvick Leader
2 +1 Kyle Busch -69
3 +2 Matt Kenseth -126
4 -2 Jimmie Johnson -131
5 +1 Denny Hamlin -150
6 -2 Jeff Gordon -163
7 -- Greg Biffle -187
8 +1 Jeff Burton -199
9 -1 Kurt Busch -237
10 +1 Carl Edwards -281
11 -1 Mark Martin -293
12 +1 Martin Truex Jr. -334


13 +1 Ryan Newman -364
14 +4 Tony Stewart -371
15 -- Clint Bowyer -376
16 -4 Dale Earnhardt Jr. -377
17 -1 Jamie McMurray -422
18 +1 Joey Logano -436
19 -2 Juan Montoya -446
20 +4 David Reutimann -506