Originally posted by Highside Hustler25
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Yes he did, and you are also correct about frowning a bit. Frankly Larson would be his number one choice IMO. However it would surprise me if he allowed this much off season racing. Kyle definitely would not give it up based on his statements for his love of dirt track racing. If it is possible, Kyle loves racing dirt even more than Stewart and that is saying something.Originally posted by Highside Hustler25 View PostDidn't Rick Hendrick allow Kasey Kahne to start running open wheel stuff at the end of his tenure at HMS. I do remember Rick frowning on such a thing but if I remember right, he eased up at the end of Kasey's carreer.
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Looks like the obvious path right now. It would be a upgrade but sure would like to see him at HMS.Originally posted by zyoung25 View PostPretty sure Bowyer, Almirola and Kyle both are all on the last years of their contracts. Just something to think about going into next year.8/13/16
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Maybe. More than that it confirmed where Kyle places his racing heart. Actually racing dirt has to be a lot more fun than the marathon Nascar car races for drivers who have real experience and success on dirt.Originally posted by Highside Hustler25 View PostI'm sure when Kyle stated that his Chilli Bowl win was bigger than any Cup win, he rattled a lot of the top brass in NASCAR.
I am not bashing Nascar BTW/smile.
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Kyle Larson races dirt regularly and won the Chilli Bowl along with numerous other races. Stewart OWNS the car that has had great results @ Knoxville. Jeff Gordon last raced on dirtOriginally posted by mcarter815 View PostI doubt it. Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon have been talking up the Knoxville Nationals for years.
I'll wait for your response on that one.
8/13/16
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What difference does that make? What matters is what they have said.Originally posted by Highside Hustler25 View PostKyle Larson races dirt regularly and won the Chilli Bowl along with numerous other races. Stewart OWNS the car that has had great results @ Knoxville. Jeff Gordon last raced on dirt
I'll wait for your response on that one.
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Gordon came up thru the open wheel ranks. It has always surprised me that, HE HASN'T GIVEN BACK, you can say he had a lot to do with gravel winning knoxville and I don't disagree. But, as TS does, I think Gordon could get a major sponsor on a WoO level deal easily. He see's talent In a driver and brings him into nascrap, Jimmie Johnson. He has helped gravel chase nascrap and I'll be curious to see where this goes.
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Gordon has not shown any interest in getting involved in dirt track racing. I believe for him, it was a means to an end. That is fine, but Gordon really shows no interest in owning race teams or getting involved with any of them. He will check out potential Nascar drivers most likely, but I that think he has left the racing pretty much behind except of course the Booth. Every one is different. Johnson doesn't seem to have much interest in getting involved in racing other than driving and that is his right also. I will be surprised if Johnson gets involved in much where racing is concerned after this year. I don't see him in the booth either. Maybe I am wrong. He may latch on to something to do with fitness as a spokes person or something. He sure enjoys keeping fit. He might do a ride share in the Daytona 24hr deal or something like that, though
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Hey highside halfwit, care to provide proof to back that statement up or are you further honing your gasbag skills? Lay it all out there, sporty! LOL!Originally posted by Highside Hustler25 View PostYou mean a man crush on himself. They are one in the same. They call that the multiple username trickery.
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You know he was doing some Indy car type testing/developmental stuff a few weeks ago right? He also said he wants to get back into doing some off road truck stuff againOriginally posted by TS FAN View PostGordon has not shown any interest in getting involved in dirt track racing. I believe for him, it was a means to an end. That is fine, but Gordon really shows no interest in owning race teams or getting involved with any of them. He will check out potential Nascar drivers most likely, but I that think he has left the racing pretty much behind except of course the Booth. Every one is different. Johnson doesn't seem to have much interest in getting involved in racing other than driving and that is his right also. I will be surprised if Johnson gets involved in much where racing is concerned after this year. I don't see him in the booth either. Maybe I am wrong. He may latch on to something to do with fitness as a spokes person or something. He sure enjoys keeping fit. He might do a ride share in the Daytona 24hr deal or something like that, though2020 race count:
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