[tkj24]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

Sign or not ? If not how will we identify you ??

I will try to make a sign.

If Gordon really got special treatment, NASCAR would have put Kenseth to the back of the pack and let them duke it out. Kenseth clearly tossed Gordon to the side on purpose.

[saltysenior]

how did we go from a push to a flagpole???? do the powers that izz even sway the meakest thred.....

[nascarfan24]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If Gordon really got special treatment, NASCAR would have put Kenseth to the back of the pack and let them duke it out. Kenseth clearly tossed Gordon to the side on purpose.

The following is from Billy the Beach Dude:

he dude, uh yeah, um, gordon kind of admitted to it. you can, like, look at the, like, replay and tell he slides up the track and, like, is really loose. Dude I'm like a gordon fan, and even I know that, lame...

[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by salysenior

how did we go from a push to a flagpole???? do the powers that izz even sway the meakest thred.....

Flagpole ????

[Team Yates]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

Are you going to the Sat night race and if so can we expect to see a great big "GTG.COM" sign ???

GTG - Home
ENCYCLOPEOPLE.COM Index of Famous People, Actors, Statesmen, Atheletes, Authors, Politicians, Celebrities
Here is where people will be "sent" when they type in www.gtg.com.

[jks812]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If Gordon really got special treatment, NASCAR would have put Kenseth to the back of the pack and let them duke it out. Kenseth clearly tossed Gordon to the side on purpose.

If Gordon hadn't got loose and slide up in front of Matt, Matt would not have punted Gordon. But you're right it was on purpose.

[Racer Duck]

Originally Posted by jks812

If Gordon hadn't got loose and slide up in front of Matt, Matt would not have punted Gordon. But you're right it was on purpose.

actually, I believe Gordon said he was "tight" and was chasing the car up the track.

just a reminder: "loose" is when the back end slides out and "tight" is when the front end won't turn.

though I don't generally like drivers who "punt" others, I saw nothing wrong with what Kenseth did: he had momentum and was clearly passing Gordon when Gordon came all the way across the track and "blocked" him .. Gordon was at fault for not controlling his car better - what he did was dangerous and could have resulted in both cars crashing rather than one spinning harmlessly into the soggy infield.

[tkj24]

Originally Posted by Racer Duck

actually, I believe Gordon said he was "tight" and was chasing the car up the track.

just a reminder: "loose" is when the back end slides out and "tight" is when the front end won't turn.

though I don't generally like drivers who "punt" others, I saw nothing wrong with what Kenseth did: he had momentum and was clearly passing Gordon when Gordon came all the way across the track and "blocked" him .. Gordon was at fault for not controlling his car better - what he did was dangerous and could have resulted in both cars crashing rather than one spinning harmlessly into the soggy infield.

...and he admitted it.

[Team Yates]

Originally Posted by Racer Duck

actually, I believe Gordon said he was "tight" and was chasing the car up the track.

just a reminder: "loose" is when the back end slides out and "tight" is when the front end won't turn.

though I don't generally like drivers who "punt" others, I saw nothing wrong with what Kenseth did: he had momentum and was clearly passing Gordon when Gordon came all the way across the track and "blocked" him .. Gordon was at fault for not controlling his car better - what he did was dangerous and could have resulted in both cars crashing rather than one spinning harmlessly into the soggy infield.

Originally Posted by tkj24

...and he admitted it.

Well then why didn't he get "fined" for the "loosely" used term of "actions detrimental to....."?

[tkj24]

Originally Posted by Team Yates

Well then why didn't he get "fined" for the "loosely" used term of "actions detrimental to....."?

I guess because it wasn't on purpose.

[Racer Duck]

Originally Posted by Team Yates

Well then why didn't he get "fined" for the "loosely" used term of "actions detrimental to....."?

because there's nothing in the rules about driving stupid .. especially when you take yourself out and nobody else. if there were, most drivers on the track now and in the past would have a hefty "fine" record...

[wardfan]

don't anybody get the idea I've turned into a JG fan but I believed him when he said he was trying to get out of the way but had to chase the car too hard and Matt was on him to quick. And I thought the reason that they had the guys push him out of the grass was because they figured the tow truck might get stuck in the wet grass too.

[jks812]

Originally Posted by Racer Duck

actually, I believe Gordon said he was "tight" and was chasing the car up the track.

just a reminder: "loose" is when the back end slides out and "tight" is when the front end won't turn.

though I don't generally like drivers who "punt" others, I saw nothing wrong with what Kenseth did: he had momentum and was clearly passing Gordon when Gordon came all the way across the track and "blocked" him .. Gordon was at fault for not controlling his car better - what he did was dangerous and could have resulted in both cars crashing rather than one spinning harmlessly into the soggy infield.

Oops, my bad. Tight,loose, I do get them confused. But true no way that was Matt's fault. I don't particular care for them punting other drivers either,usually, but sometimes it can't be helped.

[nascarfan24]

Originally Posted by Racer Duck

Gordon was at fault for not controlling his car better - what he did was dangerous and could have resulted in both cars crashing rather than one spinning harmlessly into the soggy infield.

so you're pretty much saying gordon hates having a good handling car and blocking another car is dangerous? Isn't that like a distruction derby with F1 rules?