The thing is, Johnson should be hit harder than Gordon. Johnson has been caught more than once trying to do a little here and there. Knaus should be stuck at home for 10 races.
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The thing is, Johnson should be hit harder than Gordon. Johnson has been caught more than once trying to do a little here and there. Knaus should be stuck at home for 10 races.
If they really want to make an impact with penalties, take the driver out of the car for a few races or suspend the whole team for a race or two, see what happens when the car isn't even at the track and sponsors start raising hell.
neckcar hilarity would be guys actually having to do something other than turn left
They were at a road course this past week buddy, so it actually had 9 right turns. Bet you couldn't drive them too well though.
right turns they make at 35-40 mph
im not impressed.......i do more than that driving to work everyday
I guess your running tires with no tread, coming into the turn at 100+ miles an hour. Heck you couldn't handle the roads here in SWVA with your Prius much less Sonoma in a stock car.
I would venture to say you would react well to Bristol for 500 laps, or Daytona either.
Surley you don't think the great BlueWahoo would talk trash about something he couldn't do himself do you????
The only reason he don't like Nascar is he spent his whole Memorial Day vacation on Lake Norman looking at all the multi-million dollar homes that he will never be able to afford and that 80% of them belong to drivers or someone related to Nascar.
Petty's comment on his 'comment'...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Petty comments about slip of cuss word: TNT's Kyle Petty raced Sunday in the Toyota/Save Mart 350 even as he served an on-air analyst. When he got in an accident on the first lap that also involved Matt Kenseth and Marc Goossens, viewers saw a replay in which the driver/analyst seemed to yell out an expletive "? although TNT, during the race, said it wasn't sure it came from Petty rather than from mikes in other drivers' cars. But Petty wants it clear it was his profanity: "I'm sorry it got as far as everyone's living room. But when an incident happens that early in the race and it's unexpected, what I said pretty much described it."(USA Today)(6-29-2007)</div></div>