What their paid to do - trying to get the best possible finish.
Sometimes you just have to have better race etiquette than that. It would be one thing if he was a car with a realistic chance to win the race, but he wasn't. Not the time or the place to try to pull a stunt like that.
If that's a requirement, half the field should stay home. He did have a chance to finish ahead of where he was before the caution.
Well, I'm a firm believer in what goes around comes around. Some day the 10 will need a break. I hope he doesn't get it. I hope next year Justin races the 10 into the dirt every chance he gets. Sadly, he's too nice of a guy to do that.
Regardless of how fast he fell, he screwed up the choose, which was as much or more important than his actual position among the four championship drivers.
Perfectly legal move Herbie. Ain't nothing to be done about that.
That's better than that idiot Mike Baggley and Pete Pistone calling him "The General"
It really is. Its embarrassing that some of our fans think teams not in the final 4 should rollover.
Geez especially if you know what happened at Little Bighorn
The gerbils sure as hell aren't going to remind anyone of that fact and break their obsessive chase yapping for one moment to take a breath and remind viewers of what is really what.
Screw the championship four. If NASCAR doesn't want the other teams in front of them, it can run them by themselves. Those other 32 teams are still running for points and final standings; that's more important to them.
If it had been someone like Creed, I would have no issue, he had a car that showed he could compete for the win. The 10 car crew chief was just being a selfish little bitch inserting a non-competitive car on two tires into an overtime finish among four championship contenders in the final race. Legal? Yes. Classless as hell? Damn right. If you want to race ME like that, fine, but next year I would not miss a single chance to make your life hell.
I don't think it is Nascar, but a communication problem the NBC booth doesn't think matters. They are pretty much stuck one one narrative.
Then we have some folks here drinking the network Kool-Aid. There's more to the last 10 races, even the last race, than just the title.
What he did was perfectly fine, not classeless at all. You seem to have a problem with something Allgaier didnt
Psst, don't tell him that Hamlin took two on a late restart, started in the front of the pack. They do it all the time.
Time and place for everything. An overtime finish with a car that hadn't been a threat all day long is NOT the place. The 10 could have gotten dumped and took out all four championship finalists.
