Kyle bashers,

I wonder if Kyle will be able to remember her name at the awards banquet this year... :D
 
Which one? A quick Google search for "Kyle Busch's girlfriend" revealed these specimens:

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"Erica Dewey"

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"Samantha Sarcinella "
 
The rumor is that Erica Dewey is now or was with Lance McGrew after Kyle. :eek: Interesting choice, not sure of it's because she isn't interested in the famous or she's on her way down. Good for Carl that he married a Doctor who has her own career and doesn't have to be arm candy although from pictures she could be.
 
I don't like his sorry ass attitude. If I was an owner and after the race he finished in the top 10. Or even won and said the car was junk. He would be driving a real pos the next week or watching the race at home. He can drive. But is just a punk who needs a knot jerked in his ass.
 
LOL, yeh....but he backs up his trash talk, what can you say that can combat that? He wins in everything he drives.
 
Lap3Forever said:
I don't like his sorry ass attitude. If I was an owner and after the race he finished in the top 10. Or even won and said the car was junk. He would be driving a real pos the next week or watching the race at home. He can drive. But is just a punk who needs a knot jerked in his ass.
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Ever get up this way I'll buy ya a beer. :beerbang:

Kurt started out the same as widdle kyle but he has matured. IMHO of course.:)
 
Kyle's trinket sales are up 700% this year alone. People do like to follow a winner... ;)
 
From The morning drive today on Sirius.

But now that I think about this, if he sold one shirt to a girlfriend last year and this year he has seven girl friends the math is pretty easy...
 
Lap3Forever said:
I don't like his sorry ass attitude. If I was an owner and after the race he finished in the top 10. Or even won and said the car was junk. He would be driving a real pos the next week or watching the race at home. He can drive. But is just a punk who needs a knot jerked in his ass.
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Lappy me boy, if you owned a team and Kyle was the driver and he was as successful has he's been, you would be saying, "keep up the good work!" Your ID is about a man who was either loved or hated. Well, maybe hated is a bad word, but DE was in many ways like Kyle. Those who loved him didn't care what he did, only that he won. Kyle is developing the same type of reputation, and yeah, I know there will be those DE diehards who will say that Kyle will never be in the same class as DE, but I know a lot of Petty fans who said the same thing about Dale Earnhardt. If you wouldn't have Kyle Busch driving for you, you wouldn't have Dale Earnhardt drive for you either.

Now I've laid down some smack about DE vs. KB. Bring it on big boy! :D
 
Hey Buck, you are right on the mark.

Every time I see KB go through the crowd and up to the front, I think if Earnhardt Sr.

No, I doubt he will ever have the success and following that E had but he will have his lovers and haters for sure.

Me........... I don't like the guy's arrogant attitude and his sore loser behavior but that is just me. He does know how to do drive a race car so you can't take that away from him. But I don't think that he will ever be able to intimated like E did. You have to earn some respect first.
 
Guido said:
Hey Buck, you are right on the mark.

Every time I see KB go through the crowd and up to the front, I think if Earnhardt Sr.

No, I doubt he will ever have the success and following that E had but he will have his lovers and haters for sure.
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Guido, only time will tell. But for sure he is building his own reputation and that is good. Trying to follow in the footsteps, or trying to do the same thing as a giant who came before you is fruitless. If KB is as successful as DE was, it will be some time from now and he will be known for totally different reasons. There will never be another King Richard, Intimidator, or "The Kid". Maybe "Shrub" will be his moniker when it all shakes out, but unless he begins to fall flat, he will be known for his own actions and no one else's.
 
Busch wants 200 wins: With his Nationwide Series win at Richmond thrown into the tally, #18-Kyle Busch has 50 wins across NASCAR's top three divisions including the Cup and Truck series. When he was reeling off victories at a record pace last season, Busch said that 200 in his career was his goal. But even he knows despite flying high now that might be a lofty expectation. "It could if I can keep this pace up," he smiled. "But I know the older I get I'll start slowing down some way. You know, hopefully I can achieve that goal. It would be sure nice to get that. I know it's not 200 Cup victories like Richard Petty has. It will still be a phenomenal mark for me. I don't know how long I'll be in the Truck Series or Nationwide Series, but hopefully for as long as [owner] Joe [Gibbs] will let me in the Truck Series, and as long as there's a Nationwide car at Joe Gibbs that we can run, I'll be there running races and fulfilling some duties and deals there."(CBS Sports)(5-4-2009)
 
Why is everyone counting all his races. Nobody else does that. Maybe if that is the case go back and count other drivers victories in all of the top 3 divisions. Baffle, harvick and some of those guys would probably be close to what Kyle has or maybe even better. Oh yeah all the KB ban wagon jumpers seem to feel he is better than Jr and others. Jr has 2 championships in Busch. So Jr is still ahead of him I guess.
 
Kyle is already 5th in the most Busch (Nationwide) series wins...
Kevin is 2nd...
Jr. only has 3 more Busch (Nationwide) wins than Kyle. Won't take him long to beat that record.
 
they ARE counting ALL the drivers wins in all the series, and sorry he's leaving them all in the dust.

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Pretty funny cause some people can see the talent this guys has , like him or hate him, it makes us band wagon jumpers?
 
15 Cup wins, only three less than Jr in several years less trying, 24 nationwide wins to 22 for Jr., 11 Truck series wins Jr 0
 
tkj24 said:
Why is everyone counting all his races. Nobody else does that. Maybe if that is the case go back and count other drivers victories in all of the top 3 divisions. Baffle, harvick and some of those guys would probably be close to what Kyle has or maybe even better. Oh yeah all the KB ban wagon jumpers seem to feel he is better than Jr and others. Jr has 2 championships in Busch. So Jr is still ahead of him I guess.
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Come on......You know what it was like when Jeff Gordon WAS the greatest thing. I know you were dishing it out when Jeff USED to win all the time. Now it's our turn;)
 
Driver wins before age 25: Only 59 of 2,220 Sprint Cup races for which the winner's age is known have been won by drivers under 25:
1. Jeff Gordon, 15
1. Kyle Busch, 15 [still under 25 until May 2, 2010]
3. Kurt Busch, 7
(tie) Richard Petty, 7
5. Junior Johnson, 5
Tied with one each: Bob Burdick. Bobby Hillin Jr.; Parnelli Jones; John Kieper; Terry Labonte, Ryan Newman, Bill Rexford; Fireball Roberts; Donald Thomas; Brian Vickers.
 
Despite Busch's stunning 2008 NASCAR record for victories in a season, nothing he's done so far this season makes this writer think Busch in 2009 won't eclipse his total of 21 wins (8 Cup, 10 Nationwide, 3 Truck). Richmond got him back on track, in fact, ahead of the curve as he scored his second weekend sweep in the last two seasons; so it's 8 down (3 Cup, 3 Nationwide, 2 Truck), 14 to go.

His 2008 win total at this point was 7: 2 Cup, 3 Nationwide, 2 Truck, so as Busch himself said with a laugh after leaving Victory Lane at Richmond for the first time in a year and a half, "it's felt like forever [since winning]. We've gone four or five weeks in a row of 17th or worse in the Cup Series and it's just frustrating. We've had runs that have been better than that; we've just taken ourselves out of the running toward the end of the race."

And with Busch going to Darlington, where he's the defending Southern 500 champion, look out.

-Dave Rodman, NASCAR.com
 
"Driver wins before age 25: Only 59 of 2,220 Sprint Cup races for which the winner's age is known have been won by drivers under 25:
1. Jeff Gordon, 15
1. Kyle Busch, 15 [still under 25 until May 2, 2010]
3. Kurt Busch, 7
(tie) Richard Petty, 7
5. Junior Johnson, 5
Tied with one each: Bob Burdick. Bobby Hillin Jr.; Parnelli Jones; John Kieper; Terry Labonte, Ryan Newman, Bill Rexford; Fireball Roberts; Donald Thomas; Brian Vickers. "

OK, this is what bugs me about all the Kyle hoopala. They ARE counting all of his wins in ALL series, not just Cup.

Kyle started his first full-time season in the Cup series when he was 19. Gordon was 21 when he started his first season. So those 15 wins came in 2 fewer seasons for Gordon.

Every driver gets compared to Gordon and the possibility of unseating him in success. First it was Jeff Burton. He had a nice run from 97-00 and he has 21 wins. Biffle is yet to reach 20 wins. Harvick and Kahne haven't reached 15 wins. Tony has 33 wins. His win percentage is nearly 6 points lower than Jeff. Edwards and Kyle's win percentage are both below 10%. Jeff's is 14.77% and Jimmie's is 15.5% (41 wins). Kyle must win 28 times in the next 105 races to match Jimmie. When Kyle goes out and wins 40 races in Cup in 4 years, let's chat. ;) Only 11 drivers have won more than 50.

(Ok, I borrowed someone else's statistics, so don't throw beer cans if some aren't right. I suck at math. ;)) I just think they're going over-board with comparing Kyle's wins in 3 series to Jeff's and especially to Richard's. Their wins are in CUP. PERIOD. Kyle definitely has talent. I don't disagree, but let's see how he compares with longevity and oh yeah, how about championships. ;) :D
 
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