I wonder if this is the first time Ford has won every race at Daytona including the proto type race at the 24 hr. Not a ford fan at all but you gotta give credit were it's due.
FORD Dominated Daytona
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Booooooooo!!!!!.....from a diehard Bowtie fan!Originally posted by SB FAN
And yes I know, EPJ runs a RYR!
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When in the he!! is the rich little grandson gonna' learn how to drive without wrecking people. Dillon wrecked 4 or 5 guys in last years Daytona 500 and took Gordon out on the last lap of this year's 500. Maybe the kid ought to stick with running support class races out at Volusia.
Grandpa may give him a ride but that doesn't mean he can drive it.
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IDK, I think she has Godaddy in her back pocket. In her defense, I think she got thrown to the wolves. From Indy cars to Busch cars,for a year, and then to Cup. That wasn't enough time for her to learn. Im sure that was sponsor driven!Originally posted by CIRF View PostI won't disagree about Danica but she'll be gone next year, but the rich grandkids are gonna' be around as long as grandpa can keep a car under them!
Im not a Childress fan, but to make the Dillion boys run dirt cars first was wise on his part. He has always said dirt drivers make better pavement racers. Plus, the TDR deal is good for dirt racin. They are developing several young drivers on dirt. To see them outrun some of the best mod drivers, is actually impressive. Of course, they couldn't do it without the McDowells.
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These kids are young yet. The Dillon brothers can drive. They're not Jimmy or Jeff, but they're young kids still. Just wait, they'll grow into. Both carry themselves real well and have a deep passion for racing. I like them.Originally posted by CIRF View PostWhen in the he!! is the rich little grandson gonna' learn how to drive without wrecking people. Dillon wrecked 4 or 5 guys in last years Daytona 500 and took Gordon out on the last lap of this year's 500. Maybe the kid ought to stick with running support class races out at Volusia.
Grandpa may give him a ride but that doesn't mean he can drive it.
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drtrkr244, you may be correct in regards to GoDaddy. However, it would be a bit of a surprise if Patrick runs a full schedule for the 2016 season.Originally posted by drtrkr244 View PostIDK, I think she has Godaddy in her back pocket. In her defense, I think she got thrown to the wolves. From Indy cars to Busch cars,for a year, and then to Cup. That wasn't enough time for her to learn. Im sure that was sponsor driven!
Im not a Childress fan, but to make the Dillion boys run dirt cars first was wise on his part. He has always said dirt drivers make better pavement racers. Plus, the TDR deal is good for dirt racin. They are developing several young drivers on dirt. To see them outrun some of the best mod drivers, is actually impressive. Of course, they couldn't do it without the McDowells.
In reference to winning races in a dirt track support division that is a solar system away from winning regularly on the Cup circuit. That has been proven many, many times over the years.
Mit, I've heard exactly what you're saying here over the past couple of years but haven't seen much in the way of progress. I too have a deep passion for racing but I can't drive a lick! LOL!!Originally posted by Mittvok View PostThese kids are young yet. The Dillon brothers can drive. They're not Jimmy or Jeff, but they're young kids still. Just wait, they'll grow into. Both carry themselves real well and have a deep passion for racing. I like them.
I will admit to chafing a bit when I see the grandkids being over-hyped in every NASCAR Cup promotional piece when we all know that either one of them would be driving for an established Cup team with good sponsorship if their grandpa wasn't who he is. Neither brought to NASCAR anywhere near the dirt track credentials that a kid like Kyle Larson did.
In this instance I don't object to the obvious nepotism. It's a granddaddy helping his grandkid's. What does chafe is the over-hyping of the recipients of the nepotism who weren't all that impressive on the dirt in their lead up to making the jump to the highest levels of racing in the country.
It's inevitable that they're going to be around as long as grandpa can secure sponsorship for them, it'd just be nice if they'd learn to drive a racecar without constantly wrecking people.
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There is nothing wrong with Ty or Austin. They're not going to ruine RCR in any way, shape or form.Originally posted by hpmaster View PostThere isn't domination in restirctor plate racing only dumb luck to survive the wrecks. As for grand pa's kids that is the first move to the end of Childress.
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Originally posted by CIRF View Postdrtrkr244, you may be correct in regards to GoDaddy. However, it would be a bit of a surprise if Patrick runs a full schedule for the 2016 season.
In reference to winning races in a dirt track support division that is a solar system away from winning regularly on the Cup circuit. That has been proven many, many times over the years.
Mit, I've heard exactly what you're saying here over the past couple of years but haven't seen much in the way of progress. I too have a deep passion for racing but I can't drive a lick! LOL!!
I will admit to chafing a bit when I see the grandkids being over-hyped in every NASCAR Cup promotional piece when we all know that either one of them would be driving for an established Cup team with good sponsorship if their grandpa wasn't who he is. Neither brought to NASCAR anywhere near the dirt track credentials that a kid like Kyle Larson did.
In this instance I don't object to the obvious nepotism. It's a granddaddy helping his grandkid's. What does chafe is the over-hyping of the recipients of the nepotism who weren't all that impressive on the dirt in their lead up to making the jump to the highest levels of racing in the country.
It's inevitable that they're going to be around as long as grandpa can secure sponsorship for them, it'd just be nice if they'd learn to drive a racecar without constantly wrecking people.
Austin is good and he stepped into the #3. There is no way NOT to hype that. It was the 500, on the last lap, moves like that get made. Bummer that it happened but I wouldn't label him as wreckless based off of that. They have something they want to prove and are doing their best. Again, they're not Jimmy or Jeff, but they're far from being bad.
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CIRF has a bonar for anyone that has anything to do with Earnhardt, go back and read some of his post and you'll see what I mean, I think it has something to do with being picked on as a kid.
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There are some on 4m that were clearly picked on and /or mistreated by their peers as kids.....I for one don't think cirf is one of those posters.Originally posted by retired racer View PostCIRF has a bonar for anyone that has anything to do with Earnhardt, go back and read some of his post and you'll see what I mean, I think it has something to do with being picked on as a kid.Where is the move over flag when you need it?????
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Thanks bbq it was rough as a kid in swirrley world but with your support I almost feel ok now thanks...... <snif>Originally posted by Barbecueboy View PostThere are some on 4m that were clearly picked on and /or mistreated by their peers as kids.....I for one don't think cirf is one of those posters.
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