[Pepsi One]

#5 Fails Post Race Inspection: The springs for the race-winning Winn-Dixie 250 #5 Chevy of Kyle Busch failed postrace inspection Saturday afternoon at Daytona International Speedway. Any penalties will be announced next week. NASCAR has taken the front springs from the car, NASCAR spokeswoman Tracy Judd said. NASCAR rules require the left-front spring rate to be no less than 800 pounds, and the right-front no less than 1500 pounds. The car exceeded both of those spring rates but was within the 3,000-pound total spring rate, Judd said.(SceneDaily.com)(7-7

So much for greatness!

[Team Yates]

Same cheating organization still cheating!!!!

[Pepsi One]

Originally Posted by Team Yates

Same cheating organization still cheating!!!!

And winning, you forgot to mention that!

[Team Yates]

Originally Posted by Pepsi One

And winning, you forgot to mention that!

I don't need to mention it when it is already being mentioned by you!!

[Pepsi One]

Originally Posted by Team Yates

I don't need to mention it when it is already being mentioned by you!!

Good point i thought maybe i forgot to mention it!

[Team Yates]

Originally Posted by Team Yates

Same cheating organization still cheating!!!!

Originally Posted by Pepsi One

And winning, you forgot to mention that!

What a way to be called the winner, by cheating!! Makes no sense in by eyes!!

[Mike24]

Wow, Edwards fails inspection last week, now Busch fails this week. Hmmmmmm

[Pepsi One]

Originally Posted by Team Yates

What a way to be called the winner, by cheating!! Makes no sense in by eyes!!

If you went by that we'd have to throw away the record books!

[wingkey1]

Originally Posted by Pepsi One

#5 Fails Post Race Inspection: The springs for the race-winning Winn-Dixie 250 #5 Chevy of Kyle Busch failed postrace inspection Saturday afternoon at Daytona International Speedway. Any penalties will be announced next week. NASCAR has taken the front springs from the car, NASCAR spokeswoman Tracy Judd said. NASCAR rules require the left-front spring rate to be no less than 800 pounds, and the right-front no less than 1500 pounds. The car exceeded both of those spring rates but was within the 3,000-pound total spring rate, Judd said.(SceneDaily.com)(7-7

So much for greatness!

NASCAR rules require the left-front spring rate to be no less than 800 pounds, and the right-front no less than 1500 pounds. The car exceeded both of those spring rates but was within the 3,000-pound total spring rate - to exceed the 800 and 1500 values would be to the good wouldn't it?

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Following taken from article link above. Look carefully and compare it to the info in the quote that started this thread. Somethings twisted somewhere.

NASCAR has taken the front springs from the car, NASCAR spokeswoman Tracy Judd said. NASCAR rules require the front springs have a total spring rate of 3,000 pounds, and Busch's car did not meet that total.

Some of the media types need "help". Increasingly I find I cannot put much faith in these folks. Ya think they'd at least proof read.

[Racer Duck]

Originally Posted by wingkey1

NASCAR rules require the left-front spring rate to be no less than 800 pounds, and the right-front no less than 1500 pounds. The car exceeded both of those spring rates but was within the 3,000-pound total spring rate - to exceed the 800 and 1500 values would be to the good wouldn't it?

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Following taken from article link above. Look carefully and compare it to the info in the quote that started this thread. Somethings twisted somewhere.

NASCAR has taken the front springs from the car, NASCAR spokeswoman Tracy Judd said. NASCAR rules require the front springs have a total spring rate of 3,000 pounds, and Busch's car did not meet that total.

Some of the media types need "help". Increasingly I find I cannot put much faith in these folks. Ya think they'd at least proof read.

ya think maybe it's because they don't know how think, they only know how to "parrot" .. they don't even know when what they're repeating doesn't make sense.

[Pepsi One]

Nascar said last night that the springs in the car were so close to the limit that they took them back to the lab, they said that at this point the springs are legal!