ESPN Psychological Analysis of Brad Keselowski

[Skoalbandit33]

I think it's interesting that Richard Childress has said the same, expressing his admiration for Brad, and how Brad reminds him of Dale. FWIW, I don't agree because the defining characteristic to me of Dale Earnhardt is that he often crossed the line from aggressive driving (=good) into dirty driving (=bad). I have not seen Brad cross that line.

I think RC must have been sampling product at his winery when he made that comment.

 

[Team Penske]

I've liked Brad since his JRM days and was hoping he'd stay with Hendrick.

It was Hendricks decision to let him go in order to get KK. I wonder how they feel about that decision? Same thing with Kyle B.

 

[Team Penske]

It has been said many times that HMS is a power house with the best equipment in Nascar.
I will agree that they had two very good drivers that racked up a lot of wins and many championships BUT my question is, if they are that good, why only two?

No need to remind me that their equipment is winning with SHR. Tony did great with JJ's cars and Harvick won a bastardized championship.

 

[oldgoat]

I don't have anything personal against him or Joey, but it seems like a lot of times they're scheming something up on restarts. I guess it's fair game but just not a fan of it.

That and he's not my driver.

The other teams work together many times so that they can get a edge. Nothing new by anybody.

 

[LewTheShoe]

I don't have anything personal against him or Joey, but it seems like a lot of times they're scheming something up on restarts. I guess it's fair game but just not a fan of it.

We've seen the exact same restart agreement the last two weeks by teammates from the Gibbs team starting P1 and P2. Does Nascar really need more rules? Or do you prefer the Mercedes F1 style? You know, where the teammates crash each other out of the race?