tkl89 - 21 November 2009 11:37 PM

Denny got some payback today, well deserved.

NASCAR is not consistent in making their black flag calls either. Crapsolowski ran over plenty of people in plenty of other races and didn't get a penalty. Probably because he drives for Junior.

more likely because he didn't announce it on national TV... it could've looked incidental except everyone expected him to do it...

Well, who would have thought, Denny kept his word and dumped the #88.....
Brad's veiw on this?
"I don't hold any grudges, and I'm ready to move on,"
Denny's veiw?
"I feel great right now -- it was well worth it," Hamlin said of the penalty. "...The scales are tipped a little bit more in my favor, but they're not tipped that much."
I don't think these guys are done with each other just yet....think Nascar should do some some damage control?

Why was Denny allow to be given his lap back that Nascar took away? Did the rule change?

Why Even take a lap away when your just going to give it back?

boobiejohnson - 22 November 2009 07:54 AM

Why was Denny allow to be given his lap back that Nascar took away? Did the rule change?

Why Even take a lap away when your just going to give it back?

why why why?? well, why didn't they park him? why didn't they hold Krashalotski for a lap last weekend? I'd say his right turn into the quarter-panel was far more obvious than Denny driving through the loose Krashalotski.

why.. well, I guess because it was only fair since both of these drivers are generating interest.. there has to be another story besides Kyle Busch scoring more points for his championship than any other driver in history.

Yarboroughfan - 22 November 2009 08:04 AM

boobiejohnson - 22 November 2009 07:54 AM

Why was Denny allow to be given his lap back that Nascar took away? Did the rule change?

Why Even take a lap away when your just going to give it back?

why why why?? well, why didn't they park him? why didn't they hold Krashalotski for a lap last weekend? I'd say his right turn into the quarter-panel was far more obvious than Denny driving through the loose Krashalotski.

why.. well, I guess because it was only fair since both of these drivers are generating interest.. there has to be another story besides Kyle Busch scoring more points for his championship than any other driver in history.

Well Brad never threaten to do anything. Its ok if you don't know the answer. Your opinion is going to be bias anyways.

boobiejohnson - 22 November 2009 08:10 AM

Yarboroughfan - 22 November 2009 08:04 AM

boobiejohnson - 22 November 2009 07:54 AM

Why was Denny allow to be given his lap back that Nascar took away? Did the rule change?

Why Even take a lap away when your just going to give it back?

why why why?? well, why didn't they park him? why didn't they hold Krashalotski for a lap last weekend? I'd say his right turn into the quarter-panel was far more obvious than Denny driving through the loose Krashalotski.

why.. well, I guess because it was only fair since both of these drivers are generating interest.. there has to be another story besides Kyle Busch scoring more points for his championship than any other driver in history.

Well Brad never threaten to do anything. Its ok if you don't know the answer. Your opinion is going to be bias anyways.

biased? and yours will always be pure, right.

Helton last night seemed to indicate that Brad was not discouraged to keep driving aggressive... "We want all our drivers racing hard" or something like that...
NASCAR WANTS the show, but within limit... I think Brad was just told what those limits were, and what to expect from the field if he keeps driving through people rather than around them...
a special rookie orientation, so to speak, LOL

I don't have a problem with aggressive racing. But there is a difference between bumping a car out of the way and spinning a car out of the way. And BK has to learn the difference.
Hamlin won't have to bother about any grudge with BK next year. BK will be in the #12.... back of the field. And he has made enough drivers at least leary of hanging around him to long to expect much help (except for maybe Jr, who will probably be back there to keep him company)

Something is going to happen an someone is going to get hurt or worse. Then what?

Dirtymopossie08 - 22 November 2009 10:35 AM

Something is going to happen an someone is going to get hurt or worse. Then what?

a little over-dramatic, don't you think??
A: I doubt it
B: then nothing... wreckage to R & D center, possible safety improvements...
Krashalotsky isn't the first bonehead to try to drive through others rather than around them