Search results

No, it isn’t, but the repercussions are greater at the upper levels. It's not the pay grade, it's making the comments in company records in a professional capacity regarding the business's relationships and negotiations. People get canned for that at all levels of the corporate food chain...

None of us here are C-suite executives.

Agreed but it's unprofessional to document it. Inadmissible or not, senior executives have been shown the door for similarly questionable judgement.

Richard put his watch in long-term storage.

Upon reading the exhibit in detail, I retract this post. That still doesn't sound like a threat to US stock car racing. No mention of using NASCAR's Cup IP.

One exhibition race isn't developing another series. This isn't LIV golf, it's one of those made-for-TV skins game with Tiger, Rory, and a couple of quarterbacks.

It's buried back in here somewhere in the last four or five months.

In post 4399, Pockrass quotes a Phelps text as saying "Need to put a knife in this trash series (SRX)". I'm not an antitrust lawyer but that smells like cordite to my untrained nose. We'll see if a jury thinks so.

No problem with NASCAR drivers running the Rolex though; after all, we own that. Better put a stop to those SuperCars trips; those Down Under ratings really cut into our base.

Man, this all sounds so petty on NASCAR's part, especially the whining about drivers running SRX on CBS. Sure, that's an issue but we'll promote Hell out of Larson in an IndyCar on ABC, including having our partners discuss it during their coverage of our races. While I still don't think the...