Harvick Busch BS "Boys have at it... unless you're racing Kyle"

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Charlotte Observer reports: Harvick was told, by NASCAR, several weeks ago that if he makes contact with Kyle Busch, he would be parked.

So, that's that. You aren't allowed to race Kyle Busch.
 
So much for "Boys have at it." One of the good things that NASCAR has done in awhile, and they end up ruining it. Why am I not surprised? :rolleyes:
 
When did any of these drivers ever listen to what nascar says? I say turn them loose and let them rumble. Harvick, and Bush can take care them selves. Besides, Harvick has to catch Bush before he can whoop him. And as we have all seen, that is pretty much unlikely.:owquitit:
 
When did any of these drivers ever listen to what nascar says? I say turn them loose and let them rumble. Harvick, and Bush can take care them selves. Besides, Harvick has to catch Bush before he can whoop him.:owquitit:

Harvick had him caught today till nascar told him over the radio to leave Kyle alone.
 
Yep, Harvick was working on passing him and NASCAR told him he was racing Kryle too hard.
It sounds like Harvick couldn't pass Kyle clean, so he tried to race him dirty, and pissed nascar off and they scolded him.;)
 
I saw Kyle running people up the track on entry and apex all day. I'm sure Kevin wouldn't have tried so hard to avoid wrecking him if Helton hadn't warned Kevin.

This is really strange, considering the crazy stuff Edwards was doing last year. He intentionally wrecks Keselowski in the first race of the year, then wrecks him 2 more times. Did nascar ever tell Carl to knock it off? Nope. They put Brad on probation to protect Carls chase hopes.
 
you guys are really getting old..........


And cynical.



And DAMN right stupid.
 
I didn't get to watch the race, because I was busy signing hooters at a meet and greet. I hate my job.:)
 
I didn't get to watch the race, because I was busy signing hooters at a meet and greet. I hate my job.:)

Then you don't know what you're talking about.

Harvick was on the inside, Busch was on the outside. They were racing each other clean -- and the announcers kept mentioning how clean they were racing. Then NASCAR got on the radio and told Harvick he was racing Busch too hard.

Long story short, NASCAR wanted Kyle to win today, and they made sure it happened.
 
This is a bunch of b.s. if this is true. But I trust your sources, guys.

NASCAR telling any driver to back off wreaks of conspiracy.
 
Then you don't know what you're talking about.

Harvick was on the inside, Busch was on the outside. They were racing each other clean -- and the announcers kept mentioning how clean they were racing. Then NASCAR got on the radio and told Harvick he was racing Busch too hard.

Long story short, NASCAR wanted Kyle to win today, and they made sure it happened.

I watched the race......most of it,...but I missed Nascar on the radio telling Harvick he was racin Harvick too hard......Do you have a link?
 
Then you don't know what you're talking about.

Harvick was on the inside, Busch was on the outside. They were racing each other clean -- and the announcers kept mentioning how clean they were racing. Then NASCAR got on the radio and told Harvick he was racing Busch too hard.

Long story short, NASCAR wanted Kyle to win today, and they made sure it happened.

Next you're going to try to get us to believe that NASCAR came on the radio and told him to surrender the Cup point lead, too, right? :rolleyes:
 
Supposedly,there was debris in turn 3,which I never saw,even with the binoculars.
Did witness history with Kyle's 100th overall visit to Victory lane.
Wonder what gems Kyle Petty will have to say at the SPEED stage this morning about Kyle.
Gotta go,bacons burning,and headed to the garage area.HOT PASSES again. Life is tough.
I have 2 scanners. one is dedicated to NASCAR officials,and the other is for scanning. I don't recall NASCAR telling KH to back off from KYBU.
I did hear KH cry alot during the race.
 
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Then you don't know what you're talking about.

Harvick was on the inside, Busch was on the outside. They were racing each other clean -- and the announcers kept mentioning how clean they were racing. Then NASCAR got on the radio and told Harvick he was racing Busch too hard.

Long story short, NASCAR wanted Kyle to win today, and they made sure it happened.
You need to learn to read if you are going to be on a chat forum. I made my comment off of the info you gave me. I said it SOUNDS LIKE, I didn't say it LOOKS LIKE. And just for the record. I have probably forgotten, more then YOU will ever know,"ya little dip **** .:rolleyes:
 
They were both placed on probation.

..and that makes sense? Lets run through each incident.

1) First NW race of the year, Carl intentionally wrecks Kez and half the field. If anyone believes that Carl misjudged his front end by a foot, I don't know what to tell you.

Kez doesn't retaliate.

2) Atlanta, and Carl is running at the back of the pack with Kez. Carl gets a very bad restart, and Kez holds up while Carl tries to force his way in front of Logano. Carl is hovering between the middle and high lines when a car passes both drivers on the low line. Kez drops to the low line and gets a run on Carl, who quickly drops to the middle line. While the cars in front run 3 wide through the turn, Carl decides he wants to drop down in front of Kez. Problem is, he's doesn't have the speed and isn't clear. He runs Kez below the yellow and gives him the finger while hooking his bumper, eventually wrecking himself.

Carl responds to Kez not giving him what he wanted by trying to turn him into the outside wall at 190mph. When that failed, he intentionally turned him backwards entering a high speed turn. 3 weeks probation? Really?

3) At Gateway, Kez has a dominate car, and 171 laps into the race, Carl drives into Kez's rear bumper and tries to wreck him. Kez saves it. On the last restart, Carl is driving way down on Kez, and Kez eventually refuses to move. There's contact, but Kez backs off and gives Carl the position back. When Kez beats Carl into turn 3, Carl hangs high and sets Kez up and turns him into the wall with the field bearing down for the checker flag. Carl yells "That was AWESOME" after watching 11 cars pile up in a huge wreck.

Tell me, why was Kez put on probation? He's racing 'have at it' while Carl turns psycho again and again. By placing Kez on probation, NASCAR gutted their 'police yourselves' policy. Carl should have sat out 2 NW races for wrecking for blood again and again. Then he could sweat out the rest of the season waiting to see if Kez would retaliate.

IMO, Kez was running away with the championship, and NASCAR wanted Carl back in the hunt to keep things exciting. Also, NASCAR wanted Carl in the chase, and they were afraid Kez would retaliate in a cup race and ruin his chances.

Carl still had a rash over being out driven by a rookie at Talladega the year before, and actually blames Kez for the wreck Carl clearly caused. "Kez came up a little". You ran into his bumper in a 180mph turn. Of course you got him loose, you fool.
 
..and that makes sense? Lets run through each incident.

1) First NW race of the year, Carl intentionally wrecks Kez and half the field. If anyone believes that Carl misjudged his front end by a foot, I don't know what to tell you.

Kez doesn't retaliate.

2) Atlanta, and Carl is running at the back of the pack with Kez. Carl gets a very bad restart, and Kez holds up while Carl tries to force his way in front of Logano. Carl is hovering between the middle and high lines when a car passes both drivers on the low line. Kez drops to the low line and gets a run on Carl, who quickly drops to the middle line. While the cars in front run 3 wide through the turn, Carl decides he wants to drop down in front of Kez. Problem is, he's doesn't have the speed and isn't clear. He runs Kez below the yellow and gives him the finger while hooking his bumper, eventually wrecking himself.

Carl responds to Kez not giving him what he wanted by trying to turn him into the outside wall at 190mph. When that failed, he intentionally turned him backwards entering a high speed turn. 3 weeks probation? Really?

3) At Gateway, Kez has a dominate car, and 171 laps into the race, Carl drives into Kez's rear bumper and tries to wreck him. Kez saves it. On the last restart, Carl is driving way down on Kez, and Kez eventually refuses to move. There's contact, but Kez backs off and gives Carl the position back. When Kez beats Carl into turn 3, Carl hangs high and sets Kez up and turns him into the wall with the field bearing down for the checker flag. Carl yells "That was AWESOME" after watching 11 cars pile up in a huge wreck.

Tell me, why was Kez put on probation? He's racing 'have at it' while Carl turns psycho again and again. By placing Kez on probation, NASCAR gutted their 'police yourselves' policy. Carl should have sat out 2 NW races for wrecking for blood again and again. Then he could sweat out the rest of the season waiting to see if Kez would retaliate.

IMO, Kez was running away with the championship, and NASCAR wanted Carl back in the hunt to keep things exciting. Also, NASCAR wanted Carl in the chase, and they were afraid Kez would retaliate in a cup race and ruin his chances.

Carl still had a rash over being out driven by a rookie at Talladega the year before, and actually blames Kez for the wreck Carl clearly caused. "Kez came up a little". You ran into his bumper in a 180mph turn. Of course you got him loose, you fool.

Thank god the C.O.T. is as stout as it is, or we would have had another unfortunate death. If you think NASCRAP cares for the drivers well being your nutz......$$$$$$$$$$$$$...thats ALL it's about.....This is the end result when a bunch of uneducated rednecks are running a mega-billion dollar industry.....Their EGO's wont let them rationalize between fantasy and reality.....When the TV CONTRACTS are up, they will get a RUDE awakening.........:D
 
..and that makes sense? Lets run through each incident.

1) First NW race of the year, Carl intentionally wrecks Kez and half the field. If anyone believes that Carl misjudged his front end by a foot, I don't know what to tell you.

Kez doesn't retaliate.

2) Atlanta, and Carl is running at the back of the pack with Kez. Carl gets a very bad restart, and Kez holds up while Carl tries to force his way in front of Logano. Carl is hovering between the middle and high lines when a car passes both drivers on the low line. Kez drops to the low line and gets a run on Carl, who quickly drops to the middle line. While the cars in front run 3 wide through the turn, Carl decides he wants to drop down in front of Kez. Problem is, he's doesn't have the speed and isn't clear. He runs Kez below the yellow and gives him the finger while hooking his bumper, eventually wrecking himself.

Carl responds to Kez not giving him what he wanted by trying to turn him into the outside wall at 190mph. When that failed, he intentionally turned him backwards entering a high speed turn. 3 weeks probation? Really?

3) At Gateway, Kez has a dominate car, and 171 laps into the race, Carl drives into Kez's rear bumper and tries to wreck him. Kez saves it. On the last restart, Carl is driving way down on Kez, and Kez eventually refuses to move. There's contact, but Kez backs off and gives Carl the position back. When Kez beats Carl into turn 3, Carl hangs high and sets Kez up and turns him into the wall with the field bearing down for the checker flag. Carl yells "That was AWESOME" after watching 11 cars pile up in a huge wreck.

Tell me, why was Kez put on probation? He's racing 'have at it' while Carl turns psycho again and again. By placing Kez on probation, NASCAR gutted their 'police yourselves' policy. Carl should have sat out 2 NW races for wrecking for blood again and again. Then he could sweat out the rest of the season waiting to see if Kez would retaliate.

IMO, Kez was running away with the championship, and NASCAR wanted Carl back in the hunt to keep things exciting. Also, NASCAR wanted Carl in the chase, and they were afraid Kez would retaliate in a cup race and ruin his chances.

Carl still had a rash over being out driven by a rookie at Talladega the year before, and actually blames Kez for the wreck Carl clearly caused. "Kez came up a little". You ran into his bumper in a 180mph turn. Of course you got him loose, you fool.

So what's your point? :confused:
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