Is anyone else mad that NASCAR helped Kyle Busch win with all of those pace laps?

May be...

You just now realizing that? It's been going on. They let him (Toyota) drive cars with engines that had an unfair advantage over the rest of the field. They also allowed Toyota to run smaller openings in the front of the cars which was unfair. The whole idea of the COT was to even the playing field and then NASCAR allows Toyota (Kyle's car) to have an aerodynamic advantage.

Yea it seemed like the cautions kept Kyle up front. I'm with you dude.

Kyle earned that win. Go take your conspiracy theories somewhere else.

ROFL *sniff*
Yes I am so with you...they call all of those cautions and make those cars wreck only for Kyle to get up front and WIN. Has nothing to do with an "ok" car and an awesome driver. I think they were probably just trying to get their ear digging koozie salesman up front and well...it didn't work...or doesn't work...not in years.

I Am.

I don't think NASCAR helped anybody win. NASCAR doesn't need the problems that would go along with a scandal like that. Besides, there are plenty other things they could do to improve ratings. Let's try to get through the rest of the season without any more conspiracies.

And now people are bringing Junior into this? Didn't see his name anywhere in the question.

Yeah I thought that for years.

I've never been a Kyle Shrub fan-I'll say this-he won last night because he and his car were the best. He and Martin drove their butts off, hard, never ran into each other. That's driver skill. Both were driving into the corners further than they had the entire race. I kept expecting one of them to lose it-they didn't.
Bristol is the type of track any junk on the apron can cause a major accident-even though it looks like it's not valid for a caution.

I agreed on the red flag.

It only happens to Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, or Kyle Busch. That makes me mad.

there was 6 to go when they red flagged the race.they red flagged it because they didn't want a green white checkered.if anyone helped him win it was martin because he wasn't going to win unless he raced him dirty and wrecked him.martin doesn't wreck people for the win like Big E used to do and it has cost him some wins like Daytona when Harvick beat him to the line.

Seems to me that nascar does that a lot.Sometimes they try to help by having a caution whenever they want one.I think they should have took some points from him last week when he showed his ***, but I guess nascar have their reasons.After all that's why they call it the Kyle Busch Show.

No, do you really think they try and make everything that complicated

NASCAR is also responsible for the death of Martin Luther King and Kennedy and filming the moon landing in Charlotte NC. NASCAR didn't even start in the US.

Sorry, I have to go take my antipsychotic drugs and put more sugar in my bowl of Captain Crunch.

I was more mad that somebody sabotaged Jimmie's tire so it wouldn't go on his car straight, and the shooter in the grassy knole that missed and took out Tony's radio instead of Kyle's engine.

Please....he won the race fair and square. He raced smart, and clean. NASCAR threw a red flag so we had some laps left to watch the boys race. If they hadn't, we would have had a green white checkered.

There was no 30 lap caution...gimme a break.

I love conspiracy theories.
They entertain me.

your sad......

In the last 70 laps or so it seemed like a minor caution flag was 30 laps. Plus, when Michael Waltrip crashes, they should have started with 6 to go, not 4. Was NASCAR trying to help Kyle Busch to get the most hated driver in the chase for the ratings of having him?

If there is anyone NASCAR would not help it's Kyle Busch.

Not at all because no one really cares about NASCAR.

That is very possible, since Nascar is rigged.

i'm totally with you i'm mad because he always has a fast car and the other drivers help him win.

Live with it Jr. lovers, the King won..cry and whine if it makes you feel better...Maggie you are brilliant, love your style...

yeah im MAD!brodit cradle