Azriel, could you please keep it out of this thread?

 

Thanks for the ride Dale...

Been watching Dale Jarrett for over 20 years. Pretty emotional when he was introduced for the final time last nite. I also saw him crying when his Dad Ned Jarrett gave the invocation.

He will be missed. End of an ERA in NASCAR. He is a true gentleman.

 

It was very emotional to watch that last night....I got tears in my eyes!!! Yes, DJ, is a great guy and he'll be missed...:rose:

Wasn't that neat and he was voted in by the fans!!! I thought the race was a little boring, wouldn't it be nice to win a million???

 

Kasey Kahne wins again in Charlotte...It was 600 mile race, the longest of the season...I really enjoyed it, there wasn't a dull moment!!!

Kyle Busch won the Nationwide race yesterday!!! Rookie Donny Lia won the truck race Saturday afternoon!!!
Next week Nascar is racing in Dover, see you there!!!

 

Woot! if kasey keeps winning im gonna have to be a fan! We dont even have a racetrack up here, how did he learn to drive that way

 

Ask and you shall receive, Chains!!!

Kahne began racing open wheel sprint cars at Deming Speedway at 17 in Deming, Washington, before moving up to Skagit speedway in Alger, Washington, then he moved to USAC. He was hired by Steve Lewis, who had also employed future NASCAR drivers Jeff Gordon and Kenny Irwin, Jr.. In his first year on the circuit, he was named Rookie of the Year, as well winning the national midget championship. After that season, he continued to run USAC, as well as the Toyota Atlantic Series and the World of Outlaws.
Kasey Kahne made 20 starts in the Nationwide Series driving the #98 Channellock Ford Taurus for Robert Yates Racing. His best finish was a tenth-place finish at Cabela's 250. In 2003, he moved to the #38 Great Clips Ford for Akins Motorsports. He won his first pole at Michigan International Speedway and his first Nationwide race at the Ford 300. He also made a pair of starts in the Craftsman Truck Series in the #2 Team ASE Racing Dodge Ram for Ultra Motorsports, winning in both starts.

 

RP! Youre the best! Your sporting knowledge is hot!

 

You're going to make me blush, Chains... You're such a nice guy!!!
I do love Nascar!!!

 

Hey RP, finally got dish set up on the boat, saw both the Indy 500 and the Coke 600, both great races.

Thought Kasey ran a smart race, he was ready when the opportunity came.

Now at Indy, the Danika story is really a good one. Did you see her walking down pitroad with sights set on Briscue??? That is one fiesty little girl.

 

Buckle up, we're in Dover Delaware at the Monster Mile!!! Greg Biffle has the pole and he's my pick to win today...He's a good driver and due for a big win...The Biff has had some bad luck this year!!!

Joe Gibbs Racing is continuing to dominate the Nationwide Series...Denny Hamlin won that race yesterday...Joey Legano, Gibb's new driver, took a sixth place...I was impressed with that, he's only 18...

Ten, glad you can watch the races again!!! I hate missing one!!! Yes, I'm that hooked, right now, I'm watching Race Day on Speed!!! I did see Danika heading down pit road during the Indy, she's a pistol!!!

 

Okay, but my pick is driving a Hendrick Chevy.

Now for the kid at JGR, think this is a message for Tony the Tiger?

 

Who would that be, Ten??? I'd pick Jimmy if I hadn't already picked the "the Biff"...
I think JGR is going to go to four teams next year!!! It looks like this kid may be the real deal, time will tell...
Happy Birthday, kiddo, enjoy your trip!!!

 

My favorite is Bobby Labonte

Yet, I have no belief that he'll win in a Petty Dodge. He makes that team much better than the equipment. I hope Bobby goes to RCR next year, but reports say he's close to an extension at Petty.

As for my pick today, I have to go with Carl Edwards. He's been king of concrete recently.

BTW, it's nice to see ya again Princess. I've been gone for about six months, but got back to the forums this week.

 

It's great to eee you again, neighbor!!! Gosh, it's been a long, tough winter...Carl Edwards is a great pick, in fact, I have him on one of my fantasy teams......Isn't that pathetic that I have fantasy teams...%-)

LaBonte will never win in a Petty Dodge, but I'd love to see that number 43 back in victory lane....

 

That was way tooooooo early for such a big crash!!!

 

Bobby seemed to lose a step his last year with JGR, doubt if he could win if he was back there. But the Petty name still sells and they will milk it to the end.

Never the right time is it? But a lot of good cars did get messed up awfully early. Gonna be a less exciting race because of it.

 

This race is....

boring. Maybe that early crash hurt it more than I thought it would. Hamlin, Stewart and Little E all out way too early.

 

Kyle Busch "Wild Thing" won again, he's so hot he's sizzling!!!
He seems to be almost unstoppable!!!
It was a boring racing, there were only six cars left on the lead lap!!!