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The "good old days" ??
This one deserves it's own thread, because it really illustrates the bullying that goes on in nascar.
First up, Roger Penske defends Joey and calls Tony on his BS complaints.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...oey-logano-tony-stewart-denny-hamlin/2016373/
The team owner said he completely stands behind his driver who was involved in incidents with both Denny Hamlin and Tony Stewart on Sunday
Team owner Roger Penske staunchly defended Joey Logano after his Sprint Cup driver was involved in a pair of controversies near the end of Sunday's race at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif.
"I'm 150% behind my driver, and I think he's a real star on the team," Penske told USA TODAY Sports in a phone interview Sunday night after returning to his home in Michigan.
Penske, who was rebuffed politely by Stewart last year after offering a ride in the 2013 Indianapolis 500, said Stewart's comments were "unwarranted, quite honestly" because the three-time champion employs the same tactics.
"I've watched him from the spotter's stand quite a bit, and I think Stewart is one of the best in the business at blocking," Penske said. "Anyone is going to protect the bottom (lane). I think his comments are unwarranted, quite honestly. I think we should move on."
First up, Roger Penske defends Joey and calls Tony on his BS complaints.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...oey-logano-tony-stewart-denny-hamlin/2016373/
The team owner said he completely stands behind his driver who was involved in incidents with both Denny Hamlin and Tony Stewart on Sunday
Team owner Roger Penske staunchly defended Joey Logano after his Sprint Cup driver was involved in a pair of controversies near the end of Sunday's race at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif.
"I'm 150% behind my driver, and I think he's a real star on the team," Penske told USA TODAY Sports in a phone interview Sunday night after returning to his home in Michigan.
Penske, who was rebuffed politely by Stewart last year after offering a ride in the 2013 Indianapolis 500, said Stewart's comments were "unwarranted, quite honestly" because the three-time champion employs the same tactics.
"I've watched him from the spotter's stand quite a bit, and I think Stewart is one of the best in the business at blocking," Penske said. "Anyone is going to protect the bottom (lane). I think his comments are unwarranted, quite honestly. I think we should move on."