HoneyBadger
Big Amber Glenn Fan
Roush got a good one. All this guy does is win.
http://speed51.com/majeski-signs-driver-development-deal-with-roush-fenway/
http://speed51.com/majeski-signs-driver-development-deal-with-roush-fenway/
I feel like Roush is where development drivers go to die. .
Roush already has a logjam of talent: Stenhouse, Bayne, Buescher, Bubba, and Ryan reed. not sure where he's gonna fit. I read so where they signed gray Gaulding too.
Colin Braun developed into a solid road racer.Whatever happened to all the promising young up and coming drivers that were on Roush's ''Gong show''?
Speaking of Roush developmental drivers, anybody remember Todd Kluever? What ever happened to him?
Danny O'Quinn too.
Stenhouse and Bayne are stepping up. Biffle is burned out and Buescher will be up for promotion. I would lookout for Cassill to be a candidate for the 16 as well.
It all depends on how Bayne and Stenhouse finish out the year.
Seen Majeski on TV, he's definitely a keeper.
Danny O'Quinn races Late Models at Lonesome Pine Raceway quite a bit.
That's good to hear, but to support my idea that Roush can't do anything with all these development drivers, Danny O'Quinn won the Roush "Driver X" competition, moved up to Busch/Xfinity, and now his Wikipedia page literally says he's "retired" at age 31 and nobody has really heard about him in almost ten years. Roush gives all these kids all these deals, and then they're left hanging with nowhere to go and then they disappear.
Kurt, Carl, and Matt were excellent displays of bringing kids up through the ranks successfully. Kyle Busch also won one of his Gong Shows before Hendrick got him. But the shear number of kids he was signing, literally one a year, was way out of hand when he already had five Cup teams fully booked.
Miners move a lot of rock to find a diamond.
Truck Champ, Busch Champ and 19 Cup wins.
An industrial grade diamond?
He has two airplanes and a helicopter ... making him much more handsome.
And Boxer dogs. Best dogs ever.
It's was a mediocre joke about his appearance.
Nicole Biffle ain't bad to look at, so it must have worked.He has two airplanes and a helicopter ... making him much more handsome.
And Boxer dogs. Best dogs ever.
Man I remember about 10 years ago buying a Roush T-Shirt from one of the infield haulers. Edwards, Biffle, Kenseth, Kurt Busch and Mark Martin all on one team. They were so damn good and then something happened around the time they downsized to 4 cars. They went from being this powerhouse team to a what is wrong with the Roush guys. I still remember the day Mark Martin left, it felt like an end of an era and yet I was still surprised when Kenseth and Edwards left greener pastors. I don't know if the team will ever be a serious contender again but I can't fault them for lack of talent. Biffle was a pretty legit driver up until the past couple of seasons. Perhaps he has hit the natural rate of decline. Stenhouse is Nationwide/Xfinity (Not sure who was sponsoring the series then) Champion twice and Trevor Bayne is the youngest Daytona 500 winner. They have show a few strong runs this year but I still don't see them battling for wins and they are both borderline on making the chase this year which would be a big win for either Bayne or Stenhouse's career moving forward.
I feel like Roush is where development drivers go to die. They just don't have the room in their stable to bring these guys to Cup in a timely fashion if at all, so many of them just wither away.
I certainly am ... can't speak for others.When did we start rating drivers, or other sports stars, on how pretty they are? Are we really that shallow and inconsequential?
I can't think of another car owner who has moved more drivers out of a development series into a Cup car. Can you?That's good to hear, but to support my idea that Roush can't do anything with all these development drivers, Danny O'Quinn won the Roush "Driver X" competition, moved up to Busch/Xfinity, and now his Wikipedia page literally says he's "retired" at age 31 and nobody has really heard about him in almost ten years. Roush gives all these kids all these deals, and then they're left hanging with nowhere to go and then they disappear.
Kurt, Carl, and Matt were excellent displays of bringing kids up through the ranks successfully. Kyle Busch also won one of his Gong Shows before Hendrick got him. But the shear number of kids he was signing, literally one a year, was way out of hand when he already had five Cup teams fully booked.