[mike honcho]

Originally Posted by kerribear17

I didn't see him "rough driving" did you? Oh and wasn't he on the lead lap? Meaning he had every right to race to gain position.

He was running in the Top 5 or 10 when this all started.

[gordon_fan_4_life]

Originally Posted by mike honcho

He was running in the Top 5 or 10 when this all started.

Top 5 or 10 until Juan Pablo ran him over in which Keselowski got in trouble for!

[nascar_freak]

Maybe NA$CAR could wrap the 12 chasers in bubble wrap!!

[nascaraddict]

The five year old should race as hard as he can. That is as long as he does'nt wreck anybody in the chase. Then there'd be hell to pay.

But yeah, I think that the kid should go out there and up his game all he can. Good for him if he can do well.

[jks812]

Originally Posted by nascaraddict

That is as long as he does'nt wreck anybody in the chase. Then there'd be hell to pay.

Why? There wasn't hell to pay when Montoya got into Brad.

[jks812]

The way I see it, it's called racing. There are 43 guys out there who have the right to race as hard as they want to, and try to win. Now if the chase drivers can't handle that then maybe they should get off the track.

[boplenty]

When real racing is going on, NASCAR should keep their nose out of it no matter who is racing. Let them race! Let Keselowski learn by his own mistakes. If Keselowski should take a "Chaser" or anyone out of a race by a stupid move NASCAR should still keep their nose out of it. The "Court of Public Opinion" ie: the drivers themselves, will let Keselowski know what their verdict is at the next race and races to come.

I didn't see the #25 do anything wrong.

Has anyone heard the actual radio transmission from NASCAR to the #25?

[kkfan91]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

So if the Philadelphia Philles and the Boston Red Sox are in the world series are you telling me that it would not be fair for the Yankees to insert Jeter into the game ??? ...... Oh but wait. In any other sport the competition is eliminated and no longer plays. If NASCAR isn't going to make a real playoff scenario then they need to accept the fact that everyone on the playing field can try to win the game.

your series picks?

[mike honcho]

Originally Posted by boplenty

When real racing is going on, NASCAR should keep their nose out of it no matter who is racing. Let them race! Let Keselowski learn by his own mistakes. If Keselowski should take a "Chaser" or anyone out of a race by a stupid move NASCAR should still keep their nose out of it. The "Court of Public Opinion" ie: the drivers themselves, will let Keselowski know what their verdict is at the next race and races to come.

I didn't see the #25 do anything wrong.

Has anyone heard the actual radio transmission from NASCAR to the #25?

Do you really think that will be released???????

[gordon_fan_4_life]

Originally Posted by boplenty

When real racing is going on, NASCAR should keep their nose out of it no matter who is racing. Let them race! Let Keselowski learn by his own mistakes. If Keselowski should take a "Chaser" or anyone out of a race by a stupid move NASCAR should still keep their nose out of it. The "Court of Public Opinion" ie: the drivers themselves, will let Keselowski know what their verdict is at the next race and races to come.

I didn't see the #25 do anything wrong.

Has anyone heard the actual radio transmission from NASCAR to the #25?

I can only imagine what it was like. NASCAR probably felt stupid after hearing what Montoya said after the race. He said It was just 2 guys racing hard and he didn't see anything wrong with it. If the person involved doesn't care...then nascar needs to stay outta it!

Question: If a non chaser wins a race in the chase...what kind of penalty do you think NASCAR will give to that driver?

[Stewart Fan]

Originally Posted by gordon_fan_4_life

I can only imagine what it was like. NASCAR probably felt stupid after hearing what Montoya said after the race. He said It was just 2 guys racing hard and he didn't see anything wrong with it. If the person involved doesn't care...then nascar needs to stay outta it!

Question: If a non chaser wins a race in the chase...what kind of penalty do you think NASCAR will give to that driver?

Tony won a couple in the chase when he missed it a few years back.

[Bryan Blanton]

I disagree with nascar as well if a guy out of the chase is competitive and has a chance to run well or win races he should run as hard as he can to try and win. I think when stewart missed the chase in 06 the year after he won the title or maybe it was 07? 1 of those 2 years stewart won i think 3 maybe 4 races. That was the last year nbc televised nascar cause i remember the times stewart won they had to switch over to msnbc or whatever channel to show post race interviews a lot because they went over or past their scheduled offair time.

Anyways i think nascar should stay out of something like that unless a guy deliberatley wrecks someone on purpose.

[Robertdjr]

Originally Posted by boplenty

Has anyone heard the actual radio transmission from NASCAR to the #25?

Actually, NASCAR sent one of their officials to 25's crew chief and told him to tell his driver to stop racing the chase drivers so hard. So they never got on the radio themselves. TEJ relayed to message to Brad. I also wonder if NASCAR has said anything to the ABCESPN guys in the booth about broadcasting it over the air.

[jks812]

Originally Posted by Robertdjr

I also wonder if NASCAR has said anything to the ABCESPN guys in the booth about broadcasting it over the air.

You know they probably got in deep poopoo for letting that out.

[boplenty]

Can you imagine NASCAR telling K. Busch, Kenseth, Logano, Harvick or Jr. not to race hard? I wonder if E Sr. didn't make a "chase" and was told not to race hard what would happen. Instant radio malfunction!

Another point: If a "chaser" is mathematically eliminated from winning the title is NASCAR going to tell them not to race the contenders hard?