Racing for Pinks

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An old street racers term, for those of you unfamiliar with it. It means two guys race and the winner takes the losers car. The "pink" refers to the pink paper that long ago was the document designation ownership of the vehicle.

Anyways, Kyle says Greg may be "racing for the pink" on Sunday.

"The 44 has been good since they unloaded, and that's good. I think Greg is a real talented driver, and it's shown. He jumped out of a truck into a Busch car and in a Winston Cup car and he goes fast in everything he sits in. He races good. He had a really good run going for us at Rockingham, and he had to pit at the end of the race and it cost him a bunch of positions. We'd like to end the season on a high note for Mike Ege (engine builder) and his guys and have a car on the pole. That would be big for us. If he can win Sunday, he can take the car home. That would be a gift from us to him."
 
Rosuch would still have 4 teams!! Biffles team is team #5 again

(last time jack tried 5 teams that did not work out)
 
Originally posted by paul
Trying to court him away from Roush?  Smart move.
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I would guess that it will take more than used race car to woo Biffle away from Jack's stable.

;)

Of course I have seen it posted around that if Jack does not get the restitution he requires from NASCAR in the "Spring-Gate" affair he is leaving the sport. This accredited to an inside source available to the poster.

Wanna bet on that one?
 
If Biffle can do that well in a Petty car, think what he could do in a Roush car.
 
If Biffle can do that well in a Petty car, why can't anyone else?

If Biffle could do as well as he did in the 55 car why couldn't Hamilton?
 
Originally posted by paul
If Biffle can do that well in a Petty car, why can't anyone else?

If Biffle could do as well as he did in the 55 car why couldn't Hamilton?
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Maybe he has more talent then the other drivers.
 
I hope Kyle can get someone good like Biffle or some other younger driver he needs a younger driver to take his place when he retires
 
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