Weebo's Official NASCAR Thread

[Hidden Blaze]

This will be the only place I post in from now on

now tell me I posted the video of it

what do u think of it

 

[Weebo]

Hell this is hy Kyle is one of my fav drivers. See he dd not know Jason got loose but at the same time when jason felt the first bobble he should have back off a little. I mean he moved up a line and then should have got off the gas. But I can see why Kyle said tht cause from the first camera angle it just looked like Jaon just came up and hit him.

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Thats the same thing that happen with Dale Jr....Kyle could have backed off after he felt he was getting loose...See I knew u would have a comeback if that shit ever happen with Kyle getting wrecked...

btw nice Joey Lagano sig...(and as I said ealier this is the only part of IWF i am posting at from now on since I love Nascar so much)

 

[C4]

3 pages, 48 posts and it's all Weebo-Bling extravaganza, love it.

 

[Weebo]

But see Bing, Jr was right ontop of Kyle where Kyle was like 2 lines up on Leffler. So it is different cause Leffler had way more room and time to react.

 

[Hidden Blaze]

But you even said a few post back that Kyle could have backed off after getting lose....see

Well like I already told you both men could have done something to prevent that wreck. Jr could have given Kyle more room, but at the same time Kyle could have back of a little when he felt the back end start to wiggle.

 

[Weebo]

Yess but the difference it Jason had way more time to react so he has no. On the other had Kyle had milliseconds compaired to jasons 3 seconds or so.

 

[Hidden Blaze]

What ever...I knew if this happen u would be saying its not the same

 

[Weebo]

What, it's not the same. It is different cause Kyle had no room and Jason had alot of room

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Also if Jason would have backed off the wreck could have been alot worst probably

Kyle just can't stand when stuff happens to him...

 

[Weebo]

Dude what is ur problem with Kyle? Why do u now like him and try to make him look like a bad person?

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Cause of how he acts...He thinks everyone should get out his way and gets pissed if u race him

and now I am tried of the Cup guys racing Nationwide and then getting mad if they race them...

Denny did it...then Kyle did it in the Dover Race...and now Clint Boywer did it last night..

If there gonna get pissed about it they need to stop racing with them...

Kyle might can drive but thats not all it takes to be a good driver

He is cocky and gets pissed when people race him and don't say he don't

 

[Weebo]

Dude, if you were in kyle's shoes i think you would be the same. Especially after yesterday and today. But he did take full action and adimitted that it was his fault for getting into McMurray today.

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Not saying he did but most have talked to him during Red Flag

I was busy playing the Demo for Nascar 09 when the rain came I started playing it...cool game btw

But see what pisses me off is he does crap all the time but if it happens to him he gets pissed off...I say you can't take it don't dish it...

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Some news

well Jeff Burton unveiled his new car for next year

and also news on Tony

Tony Stewart, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team owner, was introduced Thursday at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill.

Tony Stewart.jpgWednesday it was announced that Stewart would leave Joe Gibbs Racing following the 2008 season. Thursday Stewart unveiled his plans for his future in NASCAR.

During a press conference at Chicagoland Speedway Stewart confirmed that he will join Haas CNC Racing as a driver and also will own a 50 percent share in the team, which will now be known as Stewart-Haas Racing.

"This is an incredible opportunity that allows me to race competitively in NASCAR's top division while carving out a place in this sport long after my driving career is over," Stewart said.

"I've won races and I've won championships and I know I could've continued to do that at Joe Gibbs Racing, but to attempt to do those things as a car owner is something that really appeals to me. There's a whole new sense of appreciation and satisfaction that comes with success when you're both a driver and an owner."

Stewart has raced for Joe Gibbs Racing in the Sprint Cup Series since 1999, winning championships in 2002 and 2005.

Team ownership is nothing new for the 37-year old Columbus, Ind. native. He also owns two USAC Sprint Car teams and two World Of Outlaws teams.

It was at last year's Chili Bowl in Tulsa, Ok., one of the biggest events in Midget Car racing, that Stewart said he first started thinking about Sprint Cup team ownership.

"I won that race back in 2002, but in 2007 I won in one of my own cars," Stewart said. "Making it even sweeter was that out of a total of 267 entries, Tony Stewart Racing placed two cars in the A-main. One of them won and the other finished 10th. The sense of satisfaction I had from that weekend was awesome, and I want to enjoy that same feeling in NASCAR.

"Stewart-Haas Racing will have everything it needs to be successful. The equipment is there to win races next year and in the years to come. I look forward to being an integral part of growing this team into a contender."

Gene Haas, owner of Haas CNC, began serving a two-year prison sentence for tax evasion in January. Haas CNC currently fields a car for Scott Riggs and has a second car that has been driven by various drivers this season. The organization is expected to be revamped from the foundation up with the arrival of Stewart.

"Tony Stewart is a proven champion, on the track and off," Joe Custer, Haas CNC general manager said. "He brings a track record of success to an organization owned by the world's largest machine tool manufacturer. And while Haas Automation has enjoyed great success in the marketplace, our racing operation has yet to achieve the same kind of success. Tony Stewart is a racer with a keen business sense, and we're proud and excited to have him as a key partner of our team."