kurt Busch out at Penske

carsntunes said:
Spencer= class act. :sarcasm:


Go ahead, kick someone when their down like a sissy.
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I don't listen to anything Spencer has to say. He's just a windbag.
2 wins in almost 500 starts leads me to believe he has no clue. Even Mikey has more wins than Spencer...:eek:
 
Buddy Baker was right when he said that Kyle just "suffered a short circuit between the ears" during that deal with Sadler.

Don't know what Kurt's problem was. Maybe he needs a new voltage regulator for his brain.
 
FlFlash said:
I thought that was a pretty surprising turn of events too. Only thing thats saved Kyle is his Outstanding Talent behind the wheel.
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I think that both drivers are very talented but what I think has saved Kyle over Kurt is that Kyle's boss is a coach and can motivate on the emotional level whereas Kurt's former boss is a businessman and can make moves without an emotional attachment. Both of these drivers are passionate competitors that with some proper channeling can be all time greats. I fully believe that Kyle has the proper support and has the best ability to overcome whatever is the driving force behind the anger control issues that they both have. Kurt on the other hand now must fend for himself. While I dislike both drivers, I surely would hate to see good talent wasted.
 
#51-Phoenix Racing, which finished 30th in the owner points this season with Landon Cassill as its primary driver, and #71-TRG Motorsports, which finished 36th in owner points, don't have a driver signed for 2012. Owned by James Finch, Phoenix has one Cup victory with Brad Keselowski at Talladega in 2009. A spokesman for Phoenix said the team was keeping its options open. TRG is interested in Busch, and a spokesman said owner Kevin Buckler hopes to meet with Busch.(Sports Illustrated)(12-8-2011)

http://www.jayski.com/cupnews.htm#20111208a
 
Stewart Fan said:
#51-Phoenix Racing, which finished 30th in the owner points this season with Landon Cassill as its primary driver, and #71-TRG Motorsports, which finished 36th in owner points, don't have a driver signed for 2012. Owned by James Finch, Phoenix has one Cup victory with Brad Keselowski at Talladega in 2009. A spokesman for Phoenix said the team was keeping its options open. TRG is interested in Busch, and a spokesman said owner Kevin Buckler hopes to meet with Busch.(Sports Illustrated)(12-8-2011)

http://www.jayski.com/cupnews.htm#20111208a
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Kurts been dying to get in Hendrick equiptment.
 
this whole mess has probably been a better lesson for kyle (and other drivers) than kurt. there are limits to what a driver can do/say no matter how talented you are. i don't think kurt will be in cup next year. his ego is to big to hang around and drive for an inferior team. he will take his helmet and go drag racing. why not? he doesn't need the money and it's fun for him. relax for a year and then maybe look at what's available in cup.
 
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