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[Jking24]

A much bigger factor is the severe injury he suffered while riding a motorcycle (i.e. death trap).

I agree with this mostly. I think bloomer has spent alot more time than most trying to figure out how to "cheat" the droop rule and because of their lack of prep/ funding all of that has had to happen on the racetrack vs a test session hence the multiple infractions he's incurred. But even with that i think that's just the standard go to response anytime your not running good right now."blame the droop rule" . But It's plain as day bloomquist is not physically up to the task right now. He's getting better but he's clearly struggling with the physical aspect of things. In the last five races you can see him make mistakes through the race and its my opinion its a result of fatigue. He may not have pain but he definitely seems to get tired and sloppy. Unfortunately theirs not to many things you can do to train for the physical side of driving a race car other than making laps so i think he's doing the right thing by racing. The writing on the wall for me is love him or hate him he's gonna be back!

[Rajflyboy]

I agree with this mostly. I think bloomer has spent alot more time than most trying to figure out how to "cheat" the droop rule and because of their lack of prep/ funding all of that has had to happen on the racetrack vs a test session hence the multiple infractions he's incurred. But even with that i think that's just the standard go to response anytime your not running good right now."blame the droop rule" . But It's plain as day bloomquist is not physically up to the task right now. He's getting better but he's clearly struggling with the physical aspect of things. In the last five races you can see him make mistakes through the race and its my opinion its a result of fatigue. He may not have pain but he definitely seems to get tired and sloppy. Unfortunately theirs not to many things you can do to train for the physical side of driving a race car other than making laps so i think he's doing the right thing by racing. The writing on the wall for me is love him or hate him he's gonna be back!

and exactly why we take a RENTAL CAR to Daytona bike week and love doing it that way (not getting any younger and with texting and cell phones we decided its time to take the cage now a days) We love motorcycles but its getting too (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) dangerous out here on the roads in my opinion

[ZERO25]

I agree with this mostly. I think bloomer has spent alot more time than most trying to figure out how to "cheat" the droop rule and because of their lack of prep/ funding all of that has had to happen on the racetrack vs a test session hence the multiple infractions he's incurred. But even with that i think that's just the standard go to response anytime your not running good right now."blame the droop rule" . But It's plain as day bloomquist is not physically up to the task right now. He's getting better but he's clearly struggling with the physical aspect of things. In the last five races you can see him make mistakes through the race and its my opinion its a result of fatigue. He may not have pain but he definitely seems to get tired and sloppy. Unfortunately theirs not to many things you can do to train for the physical side of driving a race car other than making laps so i think he's doing the right thing by racing. The writing on the wall for me is love him or hate him he's gonna be back!

I think youre correct on the physical part. Im amazed at how weight conscious Bloomer is about his car and componenets, but not his own! It appears he has lost some and hopefully is on the right track. Surely, he realizes he aint getting any younger! He needs to follow Mark Martin's path, and prolong his career!