Jeffrey00
Stamos Cozy
Yeah because it's always fun to crown a champion that doesn't have a win?
Boom!
Yeah because it's always fun to crown a champion that doesn't have a win?
Nope its not .... if it was we would see 43 newbiesCup drivers brush up on their skills in cars with 200 less HP that require momentum driving style?
Ty Dillon, Chase Elliott, Ryan Reed, Dylan Kwasniewski, Dakoda Armstrong, Chris Buescher, all 22 or younger...not a developmental series? No one goes straight from Truck or K&N to Cup.
Ummm... it is supposed to be racing, no matter what drivers are involved, so what if a Cupper won, live with it. It's not going to change, the NW is no loger for junior Cuppers.Thought I'd give it a shot because it's racing, but to be honest, I couldn't give two sh!ts about the Nationwide Series anymore. I don't really know what the series is supposed to be.
Well that blows a hole in your "the Truck Series is a developmental series" theory. Be at least a little consistent.Nope its not .... if it was we would see 43 newbies
OK then, I think I'll take a drive to my old elementary school and compete in the 3rd grade spelling bee this year. I'm a competitor and I just want to compete, so what's wrong with that?Ummm... it is supposed to be racing, no matter what drivers are involved, so what if a Cupper won, live with it. It's not going to change, the NW is no loger for junior Cuppers.
OK then, I think I'll take a drive to my old elementary school and compete in the 3rd grade spelling bee this year. I'm a competitor and I just want t old mano compete, so what's wrong with that?
YEP.Those numbers say it all. Feeder series used to mean it feeds new talent to the top level, now it means cup guys use it to pay their restaurant bills.
All of the Buschwhacker supporters like to mention guys like Martin, Earnhardt, and Waltrip running in that series. Well, Martin never ran more than 17 such races in a single season while a Cup regular, Earnhardt never more than 14, and Waltrip never more than 12.I know that Cup guys have always run in BGN/NNS, but 2006 is when it really started to get out of hand. That was the first year that Cup guys really started going all out trying to win BGN/Nationwide Championships. Even though they can't do that anymore, it doesn't seem to have helped. Below are the percentages of BGN/NNS races that have been won by Cup regulars over the last 20 years. You can see the trend, except for 2012 (Kyle's KBM year in NW, also the year Carl Edwards stopped running NW):
1994 - 57.1%
1995 - 42.3%
1996 - 53.8%
1997 - 46.7%
1998 - 35.5%
1999 - 37.5%
2000 - 50.0%
2001 - 51.5%
2002 - 38.2%
2003 - 50.0%
2004 - 52.9%
2005 - 71.4%
2006 - 97.1%
2007 - 91.4%
2008 - 85.7%
2009 - 85.7%
2010 - 94.3%
2011 - 82.4%
2012 - 51.5%
2013 - 87.9%
I fell asleep before I could change the channel.Same. Flipped channels as soon as Keselowski passed Dillon a few minutes in.
There's not all that many avid Bushwhacker supporters, they just yell louder than we do.All of the Buschwhacker supporters like to mention guys like Martin, Earnhardt, and Waltrip running in that series. Well, Martin never ran more than 17 such races in a single season while a Cup regular, Earnhardt never more than 14, and Waltrip never more than 12.
Meanwhile, Edwards ran every race in the series from '05-10 and 33 out of 34 in 2011, Logano ran 22 in his final year with JGR, Kenseth is running at least 17 this year, Busch ran 26 races last year and is doing so again this year, and now the lone full-time Penske car is shared by Logano and Keselowski. It's out of hand.
There's not all that many avid Bushwhacker supporters, they just yell louder than we do.
YEP.NOPE
OK then, I think I'll take a drive to my old elementary school and compete in the 3rd grade spelling bee this year. I'm a competitor and I just want to compete, so what's wrong with that?
All of the Buschwhacker supporters like to mention guys like Martin, Earnhardt, and Waltrip running in that series. Well, Martin never ran more than 17 such races in a single season while a Cup regular, Earnhardt never more than 14, and Waltrip never more than 12.
Meanwhile, Edwards ran every race in the series from '05-10 and 33 out of 34 in 2011, Logano ran 22 in his final year with JGR, Kenseth is running at least 17 this year, Busch ran 26 races last year and is doing so again this year, and now the lone full-time Penske car is shared by Logano and Keselowski. It's out of hand.
Wait...me or him? Who's the pathetic crybaby?
Brad
Our friendship remains intact.
My writing skill could use a little work
I know that Cup guys have always run in BGN/NNS, but 2006 is when it really started to get out of hand. That was the first year that Cup guys really started going all out trying to win BGN/Nationwide Championships. Even though they can't do that anymore, it doesn't seem to have helped. Below are the percentages of BGN/NNS races that have been won by Cup regulars over the last 20 years. You can see the trend, except for 2012 (Kyle's KBM year in NW, also the year Carl Edwards stopped running NW):
1994 - 57.1%
1995 - 42.3%
1996 - 53.8%
1997 - 46.7%
1998 - 35.5%
1999 - 37.5%
2000 - 50.0%
2001 - 51.5%
2002 - 38.2%
2003 - 50.0%
2004 - 52.9%
2005 - 71.4%
2006 - 97.1%
2007 - 91.4%
2008 - 85.7%
2009 - 85.7%
2010 - 94.3%
2011 - 82.4%
2012 - 51.5%
2013 - 87.9%
All of the Buschwhacker supporters like to mention guys like Martin, Earnhardt, and Waltrip running in that series. Well, Martin never ran more than 17 such races in a single season while a Cup regular, Earnhardt never more than 14, and Waltrip never more than 12.
Meanwhile, Edwards ran every race in the series from '05-10 and 33 out of 34 in 2011, Logano ran 22 in his final year with JGR, Kenseth is running at least 17 this year, Busch ran 26 races last year and is doing so again this year, and now the lone full-time Penske car is shared by Logano and Keselowski. It's out of hand.
Yours is fine. Its my reading comprehension skills that are lacking.
Good old @FenderBumper is always there to remind me.
You misspelled wreck.
Yours is fine. Its my reading comprehension skills that are lacking.
Good old @FenderBumper is always there to remind me.
Nobody can comprehend his material, I just like most of his posts so he dont pick on me
That wasn't what I was going for.
Yup! Shocking isn't it.
Those percentages legitimately piss me off. What the hell have I been doing with my Saturdays all of my adult life?
reek? What the heck does reck mean?
Try watching Nationwide races
https://www.google.com/search?q=reck graffiti&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=iLUcU87gCYy60AH-6oHoBQ&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1024&bih=639
This was all over New York back in the day. You can still see some of these in the hood part of town.
I remember seeing that all the time and it just stuck with me so I went with it. I'm a fan of graffiti to so I liked it so much I took the name.
I have been. I've wasted as many Saturdays watching Kyle Busch win as he has winning.
Watching Kyle win is my favorite passtime, I highly recommend it to everyone
Cool. What do you do on Sundays?
Better question is, what does he do when is time to go to Kansas?
Damn it Fender quit it
Damn it Fender quit it