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this answers a lot of questions, and leads to even more.
IDK looks like KDB's crew should have run the fuel cans thru there.Works for me.....Bye, bye OSS.
IDK looks like KDB's crew should have run the fuel cans thru there.
Proof that NASCAR is paid by them cheatin yoders....and the douchebag had to be driving a Lexus. ******** it!!!!!
Proof that NASCAR is paid by them cheatin yoders
....and the douchebag had to be driving a Lexus. ******** it!!!!!
Only if its SonyThat's awesome man. I'll send you the bill if my keyboard is screwed from the coffee. LOL.
Only if its Sony
Yeah, it won't erase the past goofy ideas, but it may prevent future goofy ideas.He may be replaced, and if he is so what? He still gets to be a billionaire with NO responsibilities or pressure. And if you think this ends the Nascar evolution, think again. Not going back to 175 points for the win and decreasing at 5 point increments ever again. He was the mouthpiece of all the changes but I'd be willing to bet all these changes were not just his idea. The hate on this guy is incredible and for what, being a part of Nascar TRYING to improve the competition?
That being said, thank God he hurt nobody including himself and hope he gets what he needs and learned a lesson.
An intoxicated driver as a CEO is a terrible look for a professional racing series. The PR alone should get him kicked out.He needs to get some help to get clean and sober.
Running through the stop sign could have been disastrous -- both for him and if he'd hit anyone.
Am I surprised this happened --- not one little bit.
Especially when the sport is racing a damn car.The sport can't have a figurehead leader getting busted for plowing through the Hamptons drunk and with illegal meds on him at a sensitive time.
I kinda doubt it....if Nascar doesn't dumb it down to how it used to be, people are still going to bitch and moan and blame whoever is the CEO...Yeah, it won't erase the past goofy ideas, but it may prevent future goofy ideas.
I’m sure the heads of marketing have told every outlet not to comment until “all the facts” surface.NASCAR Radio is doing everything they can to avoid this. Comical.
I’m sure the heads of marketing have told every outlet not to comment until “all the facts” surface.
On another note, it’s a damn shame that this story will probably reach national news while Chase Elliott’s popular win won’t.
Stunning the tolerance for this kind of sh!t, but when a clean driver says or does something controversial, this board calls for his head. The dude should not have been behind the wheel. Could have killed somebody's brother, sister, mom, dad, kid, etc. No tolerance. His ass is out. His license should be gone forever--yeah, and that goes for anybody who does this. IF he has a problem---Why is it when these assholes get caught, they always have a problem?---he can get help if he wants to--that's not my business.
Alcatraz him
Nothing new there, I think NASCAR Radio always screens their callers. That's why the majority of the time only the positive ones get through.Yeah, but I think they are blocking callers. That's bull****.
Nothing new there, I think NASCAR Radio always screens their callers. That's why the majority of the time only the positive ones get through.
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Kyle Larson liked these two tweets, and it's not like Larson doesn't know how to use Twitter.
He'll probably say whatever his thoughts are as he usually doesDamn, I wish I knew what he is thinking. I like this.