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If Kyle doesn't get himself fired or shot outside the track then he will have more championships.
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If Kyle doesn't get himself fired or shot outside the track then he will have more championships.
Tennessee Racing
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RCR4Life
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Bet it just steams you Sr fans that johnson will have more titles as well
Bet it just steams you Sr fans that johnson will have more titles as well
Unfortunately, you cannot compare post-Chase Championship stats to pre-Chase Championship stats. If that were the same, Jimmie would have two less Championships under the old point system.
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MoMike
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What are people going to be saying when kyle has more wins then Dale Sr.?
Who wants to bet that he will be driving the 31 in a few years?
Well, this will be his 8th year participating in cup, and he has 21 wins.
So in another 20+ years, at this pace, he should be there.
The suspense and wait is incredible
MoMike
klemmabyna
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i thought i was done here, but i guess not. i'm calling complete bull$hit. i heard the same drivel when jeff gordon won his second championship. and he has far better staying power than kyle, but will never get an 8th championship as predicted by the same type of fans that now spout kyle busch love.
kyle's racing skills may be better than gordon, but there is no way he keeps a ride (read: sponsor $$$) with the top tier cup teams to keep up the pace to catch earnhardt. i'm reminded of when sportscasters state in may that so-and-so is on pace to hit 89 home runs. time will tell. but if vegas had a line right now, i'd bet a chunk against the kyle bandwagon.
Well, this will be his 8th year participating in cup, and he has 21 wins.
So in another 20+ years, at this pace, he should be there.
The suspense and wait is incredible
MoMike
Um...Kyle has only raced in 6 full Cup seasons. It took Dale Sr. 22 years to get those 76 wins.
Blah, blah, blah.....
klemmabyna
Team Owner
and that's the kind of intelligent debate i'd expect from southern california!
Feel free to piss off.
Debate this: Kyle Busch has more of a shot at beating Dale Sr's 76 wins than Dale Sr has at getting win #77
klemmabyna
Team Owner
c'mon bobby. let's play. beats the hell out of andy bashing. or are you afraid you don't have game?
c'mon bobby. let's play. beats the hell out of andy bashing. or are you afraid you don't have game?
Ok, if you're going to be that way
Can we andy bash, then?
klemmabyna
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MoMike
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OK whatever gets ya through the night........bobbie.
No worries, mo
Jimmy Spencer says Childress was wrong: from a Jimmy Spencer article on SPEED - But take it from someone who has been there Childress crossed the line in punching Busch. No one should ever hit or physically confront another individual. Arguing, hurling insults or yelling at someone is okay, but you shouldn't touch them. I picked the wrong way to handle my problem with another Busch brother, Kurt, years ago, and I still regret it. I think Kurt learned something from me punching him but I learned more, and if I had the chance to do it over again, I wouldn't have hit him. I've been in several brawls in my time and nobody ever wins. Childress got off too easy. NASCAR should have come down on him harder than a $150,000 fine. They should have suspended him for three races that would get his attention. He took responsibility for what he did but never apologized because he's really not sorry. I speak from experience when I say that situations like last weekend's affect the younger generation a lot, especially the kids watching our sport. My biggest problem with what Childress did stems from the fact that he is representing major corporations with thousands of employees. Yet he let his temper get the best of him and he assaulted someone. That gave the sport the biggest black eye it has had in years. Fans and folks inside the sport may think it's funny, but these companies probably aren't happy about having a car owner representing them who assaulted someone.
And believe it or not, I think that Busch's sponsors can be proud of the way he handled himself. We're usually criticizing Busch's behavior, but I admire him for not fighting back and also for staying in the car at Darlington when Kevin Harvick came up to his car on pit road. Busch is the most exciting driver in our sport right now. Yes, he ruffles feathers, but so did the late, great Dale Earnhardt. But Earnhardt didn't outright attack other drivers. I admire Kyle for respecting Childress enough, although he got punched, to not punch back. It takes a strong person not to retaliate.
I still don't really see what Childress was so upset about. Busch wasn't out of line in bumping Coulter's truck on the cool-down lap. Rewind a few laps to when they were putting on a hell of a race for fifth place and Coulter slid up in front of Busch. If Busch hadn't lifted and let him go, both of them would have wrecked. Coulter was the one at fault there, so Busch bumped him after the race to teach him a lesson. That's just part of racing and how you teach younger drivers who are coming along. Sure, Busch did a little damage to Coulter's quarter panel, but he also did the same to his own truck.(in part from SPEED)(6-9-2011)
And believe it or not, I think that Busch's sponsors can be proud of the way he handled himself. We're usually criticizing Busch's behavior, but I admire him for not fighting back and also for staying in the car at Darlington when Kevin Harvick came up to his car on pit road. Busch is the most exciting driver in our sport right now. Yes, he ruffles feathers, but so did the late, great Dale Earnhardt. But Earnhardt didn't outright attack other drivers. I admire Kyle for respecting Childress enough, although he got punched, to not punch back. It takes a strong person not to retaliate.
I still don't really see what Childress was so upset about. Busch wasn't out of line in bumping Coulter's truck on the cool-down lap. Rewind a few laps to when they were putting on a hell of a race for fifth place and Coulter slid up in front of Busch. If Busch hadn't lifted and let him go, both of them would have wrecked. Coulter was the one at fault there, so Busch bumped him after the race to teach him a lesson. That's just part of racing and how you teach younger drivers who are coming along. Sure, Busch did a little damage to Coulter's quarter panel, but he also did the same to his own truck.(in part from SPEED)(6-9-2011)
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
He hasn't won a single championship yet... how can you say he'll win eight championships?
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
Kyle has staying power. Other than that, you bring up some good points. When Gordon was racing, everyone said he would win 200+ races and 8 championships.
Kyle will probably end up winning 200 races in all of NASCAR, but that's comparing apples to oranges. Kyle's running twice as many races per year compared to the people he's being compared to (with the exception of, maybe Carl Edwards).
Tennessee Racing
Formerly Stewart Fan
Petty didn't win his first Championship until '64 when he was 27 years old.
Earnhardt didn't win his first Championship until he was 29 years old.
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
A guy wins four or five championships, like Gordo and Johnson have, then I'll think about them winning eight.
When Gordon won his fourth title in 2001, everyone thought he was on his way to setting every record, but he hasn't won a championship since (despite scoring the most points in 2004 and 2007).
Fastest to 10 Cup wins, Kyle already beats out Earnhardt by almost 50 races.
Most Sprint Cup Series wins before 26th birthday:
Jeff Gordon, 26
Richard Petty, 22
Kyle Busch, 21.(5-7-2011)
Most Sprint Cup Series wins before 26th birthday:
Jeff Gordon, 26
Richard Petty, 22
Kyle Busch, 21.(5-7-2011)
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
Awesome stat, Sr. didn't start running Cup full-time until he was 28.
Not my problem. Sr. would've needed to start winning sooner to be able to compete with Kyle Busch.
Statistically, Kyle will surpass Sr.
He is already tied with (49 yr. old) Earnhardt in all-time wins among all 3 series.
Plus, competition is a hell of a lot tougher now than it was when Earnhardt and Petty were driving.
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
There we go with the "among all three series" crap again. Once again, Kyle runs 2-3 times as many races per year as Petty and Earnhardt did... most of them minor league events.
Ok, forget the dead guy. Let's compare Kyle to your driver...
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
My driver scored the most points, most top-ten finishes and best average finish last year.
My driver has three wins in Cup this year.
My driver has more championships than Kyle.
My driver has won the Daytona 500, World 600, Winston Select (I know, All Star Race
) and the Brickyard 400.My driver took less time to find victory lane in Cup (twice for that matter) than Kyle.
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
Suddenly, I think I have the wrong user title.
My driver scored the most points, most top-ten finishes and best average finish last year.
My driver has three wins in Cup this year.
My driver has more championships than Kyle.
My driver has won the Daytona 500, World 600, Winston Select (I know, All Star Race
My driver took less time to find victory lane in Cup (twice for that matter) than Kyle.
Let's talk Cup wins, since that seems to be your focus. (never mind those "minor league wins"...
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
P.S., Kyle's a puss.
(I like drag racing so let me know what information I need at World Finals will call)
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
Okay.
My driver scored the most points, most top-ten finishes and best average finish last year.
My driver has three wins in Cup this year.
My driver has won the Daytona 500, World 600, Winston Select (I know, All Star Race) and the Brickyard 400.
My driver took less time to find victory lane in Cup (twice for that matter) than Kyle.
mike honcho
Knuckleheads
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
A puss is something you would be familiar with since you see one every morning in the mirror...
Uh oh...
# Active Driver Wins Last Win Track Starts Win % Races
Since Last Win
1 Gordon, Jeff 83 2/27/2011 Phoenix 630 13.175% 11
2 Johnson, Jimmie 54 4/17/2011 Talladega 340 15.882% 5
3 Elliott, Bill 44 11/9/2003 Rockingham 826 5.33% 266
4 Martin, Mark 40 9/20/2009 New Hampshire 807 4.96% 58
5 Stewart, Tony 39 10/10/2010 Auto Club 441 8.84% 19
6 Busch, Kurt 22 5/30/2010 Charlotte 377 5.84% 36
7 Labonte, Terry 22 8/31/2003 Darlington 871 2.53% 286
8 Burton, Jeff 21 10/11/2008 Charlotte 596 3.52% 90
9 Busch, Kyle 21 4/30/2011 Richmond 235 8.94% 4
10 Labonte, Bobby 21 11/16/2003 Homestead 631 3.33% 265
11 Kenseth, Matt 20 5/15/2011 Dover 413 4.84% 2
12 Edwards, Carl 19 3/6/2011 Las Vegas 242 7.85% 10
13 Bodine, Geoff 18 8/11/1996 Watkins Glen 571 3.15% ?
14 Earnhardt, Dale Jr. 18 6/15/2008 Michigan 412 4.37% 106
15 Harvick, Kevin 17 5/29/2011 Charlotte 371 4.58% 1
mike honcho
Knuckleheads
Pomona? You prolly won't show up, just like the last puss.
hahahaha what's the point.Kyle's a bigger man for not fighting.Guess I better watch out people will start getting man crushes on me too.
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Childress probably put the beat down on puss so bad that he couldn't even get a single punch in.
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
Pomona? You prolly won't show up, just like the last puss.
Give me the information I need at Will Call and the travel information. Dulles, Reagan and BWI-Marshall are all close to me. I'll even take AMTRAK if that works best for you.
Not in your wildest dreams...
I'll be in the Tower Suite behind the tree, see you there.
Rock on, keyboard warriors
HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
I'll be in the Tower Suite behind the tree, see you there.
Rock on, keyboard warriors
Why don't I get the free travel/tickets deal honcho got?
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