Tim Richmond and Jeremy Mayfield, Rudd Sonoma victory... so many
Noose at talladega?
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I figured out what happened to minds at Dega. https://slate.com/technology/2020/06...ed-states.html
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This was a publisity stunt to draw more attention to bubba. This is the only way he gets noticed in nascar. Before he came to nascar they were flying the confed flag so if he felt uncomfertable he shouldnt came in. Its all about him. Now look bubba wallace had the rebel flag removed from nascar. See how that works. Hes made history folks.
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No doubt.Originally posted by 3 wide View PostIf you can't tell the difference in a pull down rope and a noose you got a problem I got 2 pull down ropes in my shop I hope nobody thinks they are a noose.
If true, I can not believe someone in NASCAR was not sharp enough to figure this one out.8/13/16
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Did I just see Bubba's car now with a black American flag with one blue stripe?............ A black flag with a horizontal blue stripe represents mourning for law enforcement. It is called the "thin blue line," one of many flags used to communicate different events and circumstances. Different groups of first responders and military groups have their own flags to represent mourning.Last edited by NorthAlabama; 06-23-2020, 09:51 PM.
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Especially if 40+ other garage stalls have the same setup. Even worse if so at the 24 different tracks they race at.Originally posted by Highside Hustler25 View PostNo doubt.
If true, I can not believe someone in NASCAR was not sharp enough to figure this one out.2020 race count:
1/2 of an event
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No it wasn't his car it was a different car I believe that car is in the Xfinity series that was running the thin blue line and back the blue colorsOriginally posted by NorthAlabama View PostDid I just see Bubba's car now with a black American flag with one blue stripe?............ A black flag with a horizontal blue stripe represents mourning for law enforcement. It is called the "thin blue line," one of many flags used to communicate different events and circumstances. Different groups of first responders and military groups have their own flags to represent mourning.
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