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Just a race fan
I for one am so glad he is coming back.
Good Luck and get r done in 2021 in the #5
HMS has the equipment he needs to best show his talent.
Good Luck and get r done in 2021 in the #5


I have mixed feelings myself. Johnson has had some fast cars and mistakes from both sides have ruined quite a few opportunities for decent finishes. It makes it had to see where the problems are driver/crew.Well, if current results from the 48 team are any indicator, Larson starts off with one arm tied behind his back. Crap.
Hopefully his other arm will be holding his steering wheel out the window doing a victory burnoutWell, if current results from the 48 team are any indicator, Larson starts off with one arm tied behind his back. Crap.
Thank you, Hendrick I'm excited that Larson is back. Been a fan of his for a long time the kid can flat out drive. Part of me wishes he was with shr only because he and Elliott have all the makings to be a great rivalry and rivalries are always better when you're not teammates.
Thank you, Hendrick I'm excited that Larson is back. Been a fan of his for a long time the kid can flat out drive. Part of me wishes he was with shr only because he and Elliott have all the makings to be a great rivalry and rivalries are always better when you're not teammates.
I sure hope so!Hopefully his other arm will be holding his steering wheel out the window doing a victory burnout View attachment 50045
I think it is great that instead of being told who to hire and fire, almost all of theteam owners have that choice instead of having to act like a corporate McDonald's franchise manager. Spotlights the difference in what is an independent racing organization and a total corporate factory effort with figure heads in all of the key positions that can't make decisions without the approval of the corporate Eastern mother ship.
Unsponsored. Guess that will change soon.
You seem unaware of the various automobile racing business models employed by the billionaire and multi-millionaire team owners who enjoy having something to do at weekends.Unsponsored.
People make mistakes. And it's no one's fault that not everyone is up to speed with the social issues that exist in our society. For whatever reason, Kyle was ignorant, and used a genuinely offensive word as slang. He didn't think to consider that there isn't an "okay context" to use it as slang in today's society.I hope this win has opened some eyes and taught people a valuable life lesson...and that is that no matter how far you fall in life, if you are still breathing then don't give up. Also the one thing that yesterdays win proves is that you never want to pay much attention to, or take anything said here on this forum very serious...and never give up hope. After the Larson fiasco a large part of this forum was ready to crucify him and said he should and would never drive another cup car again and if he did it would be for some low budget non performing team because no big team would ever touch him again. Those people were so wrong. Larson worked hard and did a lot of soul searching and did what he needed to do to turn his life around and make himself a better person and a better American and now he is being productive in his community and he is exciting his racing fans on the track again...watching his fellow drivers like Bubba and Kez greet him after the race was very heart warming to say the least.
That was the impressive driving leaving out the Dr Phil parts. He never was out of shape coming down to the wire and was holding his lead interval and he made it look easy compared to when he was driving for Ganassi and trying to get some speed out of the thing. I think we are going to see how good Larson can be now.I really thought it would be a handful of weeks before Larson would be anywhere close to a Cup win, but nope he hit the ground running immediately with Hendrick. I mean he had never won on a 1.5 before and now 4 races in has it. That's incredible for him and that team. The way he drove yesterday mistake free, Sky's the limit. Awesome example of turning what could have been a negative into a positive. Big time happy for him.
I think Larson and Kurt made them look better than they were equipment wise.Welp, we are gonna see how much CGR gear limited larsons performance. I felt in the past that CGR was up there with HMS, but perhaps not
Is there a problem with Cheap’s equipment?Welp, we are gonna see how much CGR gear limited larsons performance. I felt in the past that CGR was up there with HMS, but perhaps not
They were a top running team once in awhile but never with any consistency, IMO.Welp, we are gonna see how much CGR gear limited larsons performance. I felt in the past that CGR was up there with HMS, but perhaps not
This is a beautiful thing to witness. The man was thrown a lifeline in the form of a second chance at getting to do what he loves doing most, and what do you know... he is making the most of it. On top of the growing success, I love the mutual respect being displayed amongst Kyle Larson and his peers.I hope this win has opened some eyes and taught people a valuable life lesson...and that is that no matter how far you fall in life, if you are still breathing then don't give up. Also the one thing that yesterdays win proves is that you never want to pay much attention to, or take anything said here on this forum very serious...and never give up hope. After the Larson fiasco a large part of this forum was ready to crucify him and said he should and would never drive another cup car again and if he did it would be for some low budget non performing team because no big team would ever touch him again. Those people were so wrong. Larson worked hard and did a lot of soul searching and did what he needed to do to turn his life around and make himself a better person and a better American and now he is being productive in his community and he is exciting his racing fans on the track again...watching his fellow drivers like Bubba and Kez greet him after the race was very heart warming to say the least.
I always felt like they were the Chevy B-team. They've had their days in the sun, and while I hope to see them get a Cup one day, I've never felt that they quite matched teams like HMS, JGR, SHR, even Roush when they were in their prime. I don't think they've ever quite been on par with HMS. There's been some drivers in the past - and even recent years - that have helped them retain dark horse status like Larson and Kurt Busch. Even before them, Jamie Mac grabbed the occasional win, JPM bolstered their road course efforts with his prowess, and Sterling Marlin probably came the closest out of all of them as far as getting a Cup for that team goes. Yet, CGR's never truly passed their level of IndyCar triumphs over to Cup.Welp, we are gonna see how much CGR gear limited larsons performance. I felt in the past that CGR was up there with HMS, but perhaps not
Great drivers make things happen.In 2017, Kyle Larson won 4 times in Chip’s cars. 15 top fives.
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I think great drivers get the most out of whatever they’re sitting in.Great drivers make things happen.![]()