...is a douche.

http://www.nascar.com/video/post-rac...six/index.html


What respect I had gained back for him this season is all gone after last night's event at Darlington. Pure worthless.:-)
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I love it. Reminds me of when Nascar was good, 20+ years ago. Those two are the closest to resemblance to old school drivers, that didn't mind putting you in the wall, there is today. Good stuff! :-)


:-)
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I agree. 100% entertainment and it's a great part of what's missing from the sport today. But Kyle's still an ass. I don't remember that many of the old school group running away while putting innocent people on pit road in danger b/c they were scared.
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I absolutely hate him. He is gonna get someone killed. This isn't the 1st time he has done something stupid on pit road.
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I'm not a viewer of nascar, but about the time Busch goes a whole year of getting spun out by a different driver every week, he might get the hint. Nice pvssy move at the end.
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I've seen people do some stupid things on pit road that could have caused injury to others, but never in the act of driving away in fear. :-)
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Kyle Busch is such a little *****. Remember last year when Hamlin (I think?) wrecked him and he told his crew "You better hold me back when I get out of the car" He sounded like a scared little punk that he is.
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At least he "man"ned up that time and walked into Hamlin's trailer. He was just scared of Harvick (or maybe he was scared of Harvick's wife).
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2-Pricks - Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick and I don't like either one of them. But don't forget that Harvick slammed Busch in the rear end following the bumpy pass and Harvick should have known before he did it that he would pay heavily for that move. I guess Harvick did it before he had time to ask his wife what he should do.

As to Pit Road I think Kyle Bush did the right thing, Harvick is the one that was asking for trouble and got out of his car.

I agree with NCRadio Man - brings back memories of when NASCAR was exciting!
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Pushing an unmanned car out of control on pit road was the right thing to do?

It was entertaining though.:-)
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What a PUNK... :-)
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What was the right thing when the person who parked it in front of him too close to turn around it was sticking his fist thru his window opening?

Best part was when Busch pushed the car and drove off was Harvick standing in the middle of Pit Road by himself looking like a Moron!
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You don't like Busch but you are defending his actions. I hope you don't like me as well. :-)
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Your wish has been granted.
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Reverse?


He claimed that his gear box broke, but he put it in reverse to get back on to pit road.
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I can't claim to be a huge NASCAR fan. But I was born and raised smack dab in the middle of it (Hickory NC), so it is part of my blood, like hockey to a Canadian. I recall those old days well. To me, it's one thing to jump outta your ride and have a fistfight in the infield, yet quite another to deliberately try to injure . . . or even kill . . . either another driver or some innocent bystanders by ramming a competitor with your vehicle. As for picking a fight, then running away from it . . . well, I don't have to say it, do I?
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Not a HUGE fan of NASCAR...but but's hard not to follow it with Sportscenter. And while it's not baseball, it is a sport. Now for the issue at hand...I agree Kyle Busch is a little b*tch!!
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http://www.nascar.com/news/110510/kh...ton/index.html

Identical penalties. :-)
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That is weak. Busch should have had a much stiffer penalty.
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So much for the "have at it, boys" mentality.:-)

I can see the fine b/c the actions on pit road were dangerous, but probation? Let 'em handle it out on the track. The All-Star race is coming up. They could handle it there.
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