Eagle1 said:Otherwise they would've been throwing cheese cubes.
And where didi you get this information from???????????fergy1370 said:....all those drunk, redneck, hillbilly, potbellied, beer-swilling Kenseth fans throwing beer cans and bottles at Gordon after the race? I couldn't believe the behavior of those fans. They should all be banned from any other race.
Typical Kenseth fans....they really showed their intelligence.
You sure they were'nt Michael Waltrip fans?fergy1370 said:....all those drunk, redneck, hillbilly, potbellied, beer-swilling Kenseth fans throwing beer cans and bottles at Gordon after the race? I couldn't believe the behavior of those fans. They should all be banned from any other race.
bumpzter said:You sure they were'nt Michael Waltrip fans?
Good point. There may have been one or two paper cups thrown.This Buds For Me said:
And, I'm sure you would have probably been one of the classless chunkers had you been there.fun_in_my_z said:
fergy1370 said:....all those drunk, redneck, hillbilly, potbellied, beer-swilling Kenseth fans throwing beer cans and bottles at Gordon after the race? I couldn't believe the behavior of those fans. They should all be banned from any other race.
Typical Kenseth fans....they really showed their intelligence.
peyton shea said:I didn't realize Kenseth had any fans .....
BobbyFord said:
fergy1370 said:....all those drunk, redneck, hillbilly, potbellied, beer-swilling Kenseth fans throwing beer cans and bottles at Gordon after the race? I couldn't believe the behavior of those fans. They should all be banned from any other race.
Typical Kenseth fans....they really showed their intelligence.
peyton shea said:
What has JJ done because I know you can't mean Tony? Who would want their driver to win a bunch of races and 2 championships in 6 years of racing in NASCAR Cup and bunches of wins and championships in other series along the way?kelloggs5TLfan said:
majestyx said:And, I'm sure you would have probably been one of the classless chunkers had you been there.
It is not the beer that is the problem. It is the PEOPLE that drink the beer and then do stupid stuff like this. I believe that one of the tracks even has a "family" section in their stands. That means no beer allowed in that section. If someone can fill in the name of the track that would be great, because at the moment I can't.fun_in_my_z said:Nope i wouldnt have. But Nascar needs to do something about it. If nascar a family sport why do they evan alow beer at the track anyway?
I think most of the tracks now have family sections, i know all the local ones i go to do. Banning alcohol sales would probably cut down on some classless acts , but not all of them. When alcohol, hot sun, racing, and incidents like this past Sundays are put in the pot and stirred....stuff happens.majestyx said:
I don't care for JJ either.Eagle1 said:
All I can say about that is you must really go nuts when you go to any race. As far as I'm concerned, this is part of the very root of fan sportsmanship.vanzetti said:The rules of sports are pretty universal.
It's poor sportsmanship to boo when the other guy wins, or cheer when they mess up.
That's it! Thanks Lappy!Lap3Forever said:
Just call me a low-class redneck and look for me all over the stands, they're full of us. You must sit up there in one of the suites having a glass of wine while us rednecks are slurping our beer and having a great time. We sit right next to some close friends each and every Saturday night and it seems that we all love to hate the other's favorites. We stand and boo when they win and cheer when our favs win, trying to sound louder than our friends.vanzetti said:
To your post I say... and listen good... Boooo!reck said:
buckaroo said:To your post I say... and listen good... Boooo!
You know, there are times and places when expressing your opinions are appropriate and by golly, the race track is certainly one of those places. We here in America love to hiss and boo those we dislike. In Europe, they whistle, but it's the same thing. Maybe that is being a poor sport, but so be it. It's one thing to boo someone, but it's totally another to act physically on it. That's why at the track, law enforcement will eject you quickly if you throw something, but won't do a thing as long as it's only booing. Now if you are around a bunch of drunken itiots, the booing could cause some physical reactions, but those bums should be kicked out anyway.
Love us or hate us, us boo-birds are here to stay.
BTW, there has been only one driver in the upper echelons of NASCAR that I've ever booed and that was Earnhardt the senior. I didn't hate the man, just always wanted to see him get beat by someone else. I was at the race where he died and though I earlier booed at him, I cried for him on the way to the hotel.
buckaroo said:To your post I say... and listen good... Boooo!
You know, there are times and places when expressing your opinions are appropriate and by golly, the race track is certainly one of those places. We here in America love to hiss and boo those we dislike. In Europe, they whistle, but it's the same thing. Maybe that is being a poor sport, but so be it. It's one thing to boo someone, but it's totally another to act physically on it. That's why at the track, law enforcement will eject you quickly if you throw something, but won't do a thing as long as it's only booing. Now if you are around a bunch of drunken itiots, the booing could cause some physical reactions, but those bums should be kicked out anyway.
Love us or hate us, us boo-birds are here to stay.
BTW, there has been only one driver in the upper echelons of NASCAR that I've ever booed and that was Earnhardt the senior. I didn't hate the man, just always wanted to see him get beat by someone else. I was at the race where he died and though I earlier booed at him, I cried for him on the way to the hotel.