[Dupont4five]

Originally Posted by N2Oxide

Well, when you need to make up an excuse every time you don't take the win... Whatever, I don't feel like explaining. Everyone complains, but some people push the limit. Like Gordoon.

Who cares if they push the limit, if there wasnt a thing called interviews you wouldnt be making that statemnt anyways.

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by Dupont4five

Who cares if they push the limit, if there wasnt a thing called interviews you wouldnt be making that statemnt anyways.

Here's a statement that works well that past drivers(some with us, and others that are not) use.... " It was just one of those days'... or " It was just one of those racing deals". If drivers did that more, there would be a lot less b***hing in interviews.

[Dupont4five]

Originally Posted by Quality88

Here's a statement that works well that past drivers(some with us, and others that are not) use.... " It was just one of those days'... or " It was just one of those racing deals". If drivers did that more, there would be a lot less b***hing in interviews.

Did is just what I think, when Jeffs fustrated after a race with someone or something that happened, he WANTS to win, thats all that matters to me. If he was "whatever" or "oh well", i'll be a bit concered

[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by 24hendrick48

It's OK for Dale Earnhardt to spin someone, but not Jeff Gordon! Earnhardt spun more people than Gordon ever thought about!!! I'll bet you never thought anything of it when he did!!! Talk about double standards!!! If he hadn't been acting the fool at Daytona (swooping down in front of race traffic, slowing down to block for the 8 and 15) he'd probably still be here today!!!

Ahhhh yes ... the opinion factor rises once again. When Dale Sr. died it became apparent to many that racing had lost more than a driver. He was a leader for NASCAR and for the drivers. For me and while he was alive I never liked his style of driving. I can't prove it but I have to believe there are others that can confirm it, but Sr. was not loved by everyone due to his driving style. His abilities were above average but when you need to do the bump and run style of driving you are going to irritate fans and drivers alike. So please understand that while you may feel that it was acceptable for Sr. to drive with the style he did .... not everyone found it OK. In my view anyone who bumps another driver out of the way and causes an accident for one driver or 15 drivers deserves ZERO respect. I feel there should be penalties (major penalties) for this type of driving.

As always ... just my opinion.

[WVGrandma4Kasey]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

Ahhhh yes ... the opinion factor rises once again. When Dale Sr. died it became apparent to many that racing had lost more than a driver. He was a leader for NASCAR and for the drivers. For me and while he was alive I never liked his style of driving. I can't prove it but I have to believe there are others that can confirm it, but Sr. was not loved by everyone due to his driving style. His abilities were above average but when you need to do the bump and run style of driving you are going to irritate fans and drivers alike. So please understand that while you may feel that it was acceptable for Sr. to drive with the style he did .... not everyone found it OK. In my view anyone who bumps another driver out of the way and causes an accident for one driver or 15 drivers deserves ZERO respect. I feel there should be penalties (major penalties) for this type of driving.

As always ... just my opinion.

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