Kyle Busch Is Right Where We Want Him To Be

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  • CIRF
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 8122

    #1

    Kyle Busch Is Right Where We Want Him To Be

    Kyle Busch could win a Sprint Cup Championship next weekend at Homestead, Florida.

    This is a dream come true!! A guy that didn't compete in over 30% of the scheduled races is in position to win the Cup Championship.

    Only NASCAR could alter the rules and grant waivers of competition to allow this to happen.

    Gotta' love it.

    GO PEE WEE JR.!!
  • kidrock
    Senior Member
    • May 2007
    • 16433

    #2
    That's what happens when you let big corporations take over your sport.

    Money talks

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    • CIRF
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2007
      • 8122

      #3
      Agreed Kid.

      But you left out the part about how bull$hit walks.

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      • drano
        Senior Member
        • May 2007
        • 1339

        #4
        A whole year of racing and only the last one counts now that is what I call a champion.

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        • kidrock
          Senior Member
          • May 2007
          • 16433

          #5
          Originally posted by CIRF View Post
          Agreed Kid.

          But you left out the part about how bull$hit walks.

          Your right CIRF lol

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          • mudslinger47
            Banned
            • May 2007
            • 3452

            #6
            So did you both complain when they did it for Stewart? Ole Kyle lived by the rules given to him, he did make top thirty in points, correct? He did have a win, correct? In fact four wins I believe.. was it not NASCAR's partial fault for his injuries for not having the safer walls in place, as they should have at a extremely high speed joint like Daytona... Did the team not race in every event through out the year? Did the car not compete as the #18 and the team show up and spend the money to compete? Did not he team, car owner and crew show up each and every event ready to race, including Daytona 500, one day after the accident? I thing they have more then complied for Kyle to run.... but go ahead and snivel, cause once again, no one will listen, and Kyle will still be there... What you should be doing is marveling at his talent, and team but alas, that would be positive and we certainly couldn't have that, now could we....

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            • kidrock
              Senior Member
              • May 2007
              • 16433

              #7
              Originally posted by mudslinger47 View Post
              So did you both complain when they did it for Stewart? Ole Kyle lived by the rules given to him, he did make top thirty in points, correct? He did have a win, correct? In fact four wins I believe.. was it not NASCAR's partial fault for his injuries for not having the safer walls in place, as they should have at a extremely high speed joint like Daytona... Did the team not race in every event through out the year? Did the car not compete as the #18 and the team show up and spend the money to compete? Did not he team, car owner and crew show up each and every event ready to race, including Daytona 500, one day after the accident? I thing they have more then complied for Kyle to run.... but go ahead and snivel, cause once again, no one will listen, and Kyle will still be there... What you should be doing is marveling at his talent, and team but alas, that would be positive and we certainly couldn't have that, now could we....
              I never complained then and I'm not complaining now just telling like it is. I really don't care how they crown a champion and how they do the points. I like the old way better but, really don't care but, I would like to see better overall racing then what they have now.

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              • CIRF
                Senior Member
                • Jul 2007
                • 8122

                #8
                Originally posted by mudslinger47 View Post
                So did you both complain when they did it for Stewart? Ole Kyle lived by the rules given to him, he did make top thirty in points, correct? He did have a win, correct? In fact four wins I believe.. was it not NASCAR's partial fault for his injuries for not having the safer walls in place, as they should have at a extremely high speed joint like Daytona... Did the team not race in every event through out the year? Did the car not compete as the #18 and the team show up and spend the money to compete? Did not he team, car owner and crew show up each and every event ready to race, including Daytona 500, one day after the accident? I thing they have more then complied for Kyle to run.... but go ahead and snivel, cause once again, no one will listen, and Kyle will still be there... What you should be doing is marveling at his talent, and team but alas, that would be positive and we certainly couldn't have that, now could we....
                Snivel? Hehehehehe!

                Marveling at his talent?! Hehehehe! The guy hasn't won a thing yet but now that he's got this manufactured opportunity courtesy of NASCAR and their silly gimmicks NASCAR just may have a driver champion of their premier division that competed in 30% less points paying events than everyone else.

                Marvel at his talent?! Up until this point in time pee wee jr. couldn't carry Jimmie Johnson's sweaty stinky post race Nomex underwear and the numbers prove that beyond any sane doubt. Do numbers exist to prove otherwise? Nope.

                As far as Stewy is concerned, I don't believe him, pee wee or anyone else who does not compete in every scheduled event should be eligible to be a season long champion. Period. Injuries are part of all sports and physical activities. While being unfortunate, sometimes injuries (and other circumstances in regards to Stewy) are a reality and all the waivers and special dispensations in the world won't legitimize a bogus champion who has competed in 30% less events. At least not in the real world, a world devoid of gimmickry and waivers. Even golf, which really isn't a sport, has an injury component.

                However, the whole NASCAR Cup championship process, after serious consideration, any clear thinking person must come to the conclusion that the championship process itself is bogus and illegitimate so why not have a season champion whose season consisted of nearly 30% less competition than everyone else!!

                So.........in that case.......


                GO PEE WEE JR.!!

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                • mudslinger47
                  Banned
                  • May 2007
                  • 3452

                  #9
                  Originally posted by CIRF View Post
                  Snivel? Hehehehehe!

                  Marveling at his talent?! Hehehehe! The guy hasn't won a thing yet but now that he's got this manufactured opportunity courtesy of NASCAR and their silly gimmicks NASCAR just may have a driver champion of their premier division that competed in 30% less points paying events than everyone else.

                  Marvel at his talent?! Up until this point in time pee wee jr. couldn't carry Jimmie Johnson's sweaty stinky post race Nomex underwear and the numbers prove that beyond any sane doubt. Do numbers exist to prove otherwise? Nope.

                  As far as Stewy is concerned, I don't believe him, pee wee or anyone else who does not compete in every scheduled event should be eligible to be a season long champion. Period. Injuries are part of all sports and physical activities. While being unfortunate, sometimes injuries (and other circumstances in regards to Stewy) are a reality and all the waivers and special dispensations in the world won't legitimize a bogus champion who has competed in 30% less events. At least not in the real world, a world devoid of gimmickry and waivers. Even golf, which really isn't a sport, has an injury component.

                  However, the whole NASCAR Cup championship process, after serious consideration, any clear thinking person must come to the conclusion that the championship process itself is bogus and illegitimate so why not have a season champion whose season consisted of nearly 30% less competition than everyone else!!

                  So.........in that case.......


                  GO PEE WEE JR.!!

                  Now I see, its jealousy.... not all that surprising.... and Kyle has more wins in the Nationwide then anyone, I think same with Trucks and what 25 or 30 cup wins....seems like he wins pretty good...

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                  • CIRF
                    Senior Member
                    • Jul 2007
                    • 8122

                    #10
                    Jealous? Hmmmm. That's a new twist, even for you gimmick boy. Jealousy over some ill mannered Pee Wee Herman look alike isn't something we would aspire to. Hehehehe!

                    The facts are what they are and pee wee doesn't have a championship and won't have a real one even if he wins the gimmicked up mess this year. All those triple-A and double-A wins are just background noise, so to speak. I only stated the facts of pee wee's career so far.

                    Your missing the basic point. It's lost in your love affair with pee wee jr. My problem isn't with your boy pee wee jr., it's with NASCAR. That goes for me and several million others that once were interested in NASCAR Cup racing.

                    But, for this weekend anyway, we'll be pullin' for the same guy!


                    GO PEE WEE JR.!!

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                    • mudslinger47
                      Banned
                      • May 2007
                      • 3452

                      #11
                      NASCAR didn't do anything wrong, for once they were consistent...isn't that what you guys want? Hard as heck you make you whiners happy...

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                      • A ron
                        Senior Member
                        • Apr 2014
                        • 294

                        #12
                        If the 24 doesn't win, I'm with you CIRF: GO 18! Just to prove how dumb the whole deal is. I agree Kyle Busch is a heck of a wheel man. Even though I've always liked him, I never thought I'd hear someone get booed more than him, but Logano and Mouthlowski proved that to be wrong last week. However, I'm sorry but being able to win the title after missing 1/3 of the year is absurd. No baseball, football, or basketball team could skip half the year and still be in contention, and before you say Nascar is a team sport, yes it is, but points, wins, etc are tallied by drivers not teams.

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                        • CIRF
                          Senior Member
                          • Jul 2007
                          • 8122

                          #13
                          There ya' go gimmick boy! Read A ron's post slowly and do your best to comprehend what the real point is.

                          A ron put it in simple concise language. I quote:"being able to win the title after missing 1/3 of the year is absurd".

                          That's all you have to comprehend to basically get it figured out.

                          GO PEE WEE JR.!!

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                          • Raceready
                            Senior Member
                            • Jun 2015
                            • 4737

                            #14
                            Originally posted by A ron View Post
                            If the 24 doesn't win, I'm with you CIRF: GO 18! Just to prove how dumb the whole deal is. I agree Kyle Busch is a heck of a wheel man. Even though I've always liked him, I never thought I'd hear someone get booed more than him, but Logano and Mouthlowski proved that to be wrong last week. However, I'm sorry but being able to win the title after missing 1/3 of the year is absurd. No baseball, football, or basketball team could skip half the year and still be in contention, and before you say Nascar is a team sport, yes it is, but points, wins, etc are tallied by drivers not teams.
                            I've gotta give it that CIRF ! He called em out a long time ago that this was going to be the scenario in the chase with all of the TOM FOOLERY that goes on now ! GIMMICKERY at its finest !

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                            • mudslinger47
                              Banned
                              • May 2007
                              • 3452

                              #15
                              I disagree....Kyle had to do what he did in less races the anyone else? So what? I applaud Kyles accoplishments...
                              Last edited by mudslinger47; 11-19-2015, 01:12 AM.

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