Turtle84
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Why would he say anything, especially to the public? It's not his team or his kid.^ But but but... surely there must be some mistake. They're "throwing the book" at owner David Gilliland and driver Ty Gibbs for cheating on the testing ban. What would The Preacher say about this?
Do you have an idea of who TY Gibbs is?Why would he say anything, especially to the public? It's not his team or his kid.
Yeah, he's Joe's grandkid. I don't see why that would require Joe to make a statement.Do you have an idea of who TY Gibbs is?
There's a new Sheriff in town
I'm pretty sure he had plenty to say IF he is paying for it.Yeah, he's Joe's grandkid. I don't see why that would require Joe to make a statement.
Is he paying for it?I'm pretty sure he had plenty to say IF he is paying for it.
because they had hid an ARCA motor in a K&N car.There's got to be more to the story. If this is as blatant as it sounds -- then so be it.
But why would they be so brazen about violating the rules and testing in the open?
Can they argue it is technically neither a K&N nor an ARCA car? Or is it remain a violation just because they were turning laps, regardless of the kind of car?because they had hid an ARCA motor in a K&N car.
Can they argue it is technically neither a K&N nor an ARCA car? Or is it remain a violation just because they were turning laps, regardless of the kind of car?
Yeah there really is, reading this I think Gilliland has a case.There's got to be more to the story. If this is as blatant as it sounds -- then so be it.
But why would they be so brazen about violating the rules and testing in the open?
Okay, I'm going to claim I pretty much nailed their side of the story.Yeah there really is, reading this I think Gilliland has a case.
David Gilliland, Ty Gibbs to appeal heavy penalties for violating testing rules
https://nascar.nbcsports.com/2019/0...alties-for-violating-preseason-testing-rules/
I think IMSA generally does a good job with BoP, and that is with balancing anything from 2.0L turbo I4s to 6.2L NA V8s and everything in between, with vastly different cars and weights coming off of the assembly line. I don't see any reason why NASCAR couldn't let manufacturers play around with body styles some more (if that is indeed a sticking point for them) and fiddle around with downforce/drag numbers. It shouldn't be nearly as complicated as elsewhere.It isn't any more controversial than what any racing series has now..#because click bait.
Yeah that is what I am kinda thinking, but then looking ahead, wouldn't that be two IMSA'sI think IMSA generally does a good job with BoP, and that is with balancing anything from 2.0L turbo I4s to 6.2L NA V8s and everything in between, with vastly different cars and weights coming off of the assembly line. I don't see any reason why NASCAR couldn't let manufacturers play around with body styles some more (if that is indeed a sticking point for them) and fiddle around with downforce/drag numbers. It shouldn't be nearly as complicated as elsewhere.
Maybe not Perry, Berger has found a break in the caseOkay, I'm going to claim I pretty much nailed their side of the story.
What extent will teams go to.
They are starting to get on my nerves.
Maybe not Perry, Berger has found a break in the case
Capt Ron got a new rig for 2019 to drive and the new wrap for 2019 is complete
Capt Ron got a new rig for 2019 to drive and the new wrap for 2019 is complete