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Jimmie, Jeff.. Jeff, Jimmie.. lol
Looking forward to seeing all four Hendrick drivers in the top five.. Jimmie Johnson for both Martinsville is so frustrating for me. Its my favorite track and I go to every single race there. BUT.... all my favorite drivers struggle there and most of my least favorites are great there. So I'm forced to answer with head rather than my heart. Someone random will take the pole.*reaches hand into jar full of names* Vickers! I'll take Jeff Gordon to win. He's more than due and runs great there everytime. I sure hope I'm wrong. Go 17! Pole: Kasey Kahne
Winner: Jeff Gordon Ryan Newman wins the pole and Jeff Gordon gets the checkered flag. I like Kevin Harvick for the pole. But I also think it will be an HMS car that wins it. Gordon most likely! He's as good as any active driver there and seems to be doing better this season.
Peace! I'm going to say Kurt Busch on the pole, gut feeling, gotta go with it!!!
And for the win, Ol' Jeffy Gordon! Jeff Gordon for the pole and Jimmie Johnson for the win! Denny will be right in the mix as well and Juan Pablo Montoya is my darkhorse for the pole.
Jonah's FINE N 09!!!! Who wins the pole for Sundays race and who wins Sundays race??? Jimmie Johnson on the pole and Jeff Gordon wins ! Pole: Mark Martin again
Win: Jeff Gordon, this is his week! I am going to say A. J. Almandinger he has been doing really great lately and frankly speaking I am tired of the same old people getting picked for everything. I will put Jimmie on the pole and Burton to win it.
>>It sure is a crap shoot huh Maggie, Martinsville is tough to call. But I think you will look Mah-velous sporting the #88 next week.....Goooo Junior! Jeff Gordon and Dale Jr.
I fear my bet with Steffy this week. LOL Jimmie Johnonson wins the pole,
Dale Jr. wins the Grandfather clock. Mark Martin wins pole and Jr wins race.common resolutions
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I thank old Jimmy Spencer could talk some Sense into the boy or is that knox some Sense into him No...and he's never once disappointed me.
Oh..and Kurt may have opened the door for the brothers Busch, but I can all but gaurantee you Kyle would've made it without him.
And second..the Busch boys drove their dad's late models BEFORE the local track owner let him borrow his.
So your points are moot.
"Their dad dominated the local track's Limited Late Model division"
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Fine..so it wasn't his "late model" car they drove..happy?
You said their dad never had a late model car, I said that they drove his late model car..we were both wrong.
It was still their dad's car they drove..sheesh..
Conversation over on this final note: I still love Kyle's attitude!!! i think kyle is a very good driver but ya his attitude stinks i used to be a kyle busch fan but can no longer put up with the kid. i think he should be told to grow up or pick another sport. he is a discrace to nascar. Yeah Kyle will be Kyle. YOu either Hate or love him. He is trying to act a little mature sometimes it just gets the best of him.
I just love lately how he bad mouths Junior without saying his name. He is something. I was getting to just tolerate him but he is slowly losing that again.
Someone made a comment above me saying what come around goes around. We will see how is does in the chase. It seems like he always falters. And this is everytime he is in the chase. I think it will be the same this year. I totally agree with you, and I have said it myself in the past here on YA. I read your answer to another question about Kyle and I think the way he treated your son was terrible. Don't worry...what goes around comes around. He was crappy to ppl last season and what happened when the chase came around? He flopped like a fish out of water. Haha. Man Kyles taking all the drama from my boy Tony. Sometimes I wish he was my favorite driver. Someone tell "Smoke" to go on a tantrum already. Man this sux. Could I be a part time Kyle fan? His attitude is awesome. I love it. You said it in your question-he's a boy. needs to grow up and act like an adult. He doesn't walk on water that I've seen. What goes around comes around-and I don't mean NASCAR. Hell yeah! That idiot needs one or he'll get one from me!!! Oh so Jr. didn't do as well as you hoped. Big deal. Whenever Kyle comes out ahead...win or no...all you people come out of the woodwork posting these types of questions to lick your wounds. EVERYONE knows, just won't admit, Kyle is one of the best drivers out there and is the future of NASCAR. It will be Kyle and those like him that will be in Victory lane more times than not. Better get used to it. And I would say by the maturity of this question that you are 12 to 15.
Oh...there is a man here...who has never had a single good thing to say about Kyle but has told me that not only is Kyle a really nice guy...he got his autograph three times. I think you made up that story. I have heard more times that Kyle is one of the friendliest drivers and more approachable than someone else who runs and hides because he can't stand his rabid following. this kid has been in 155 cup races and has 14 wins. His average finish is over 16 th place. He has never ever won a professional championship of any kind. Why is there so many people on his jock for nothing. Gordon in 1 year won 13 races out of 34 and didn't get this much notoriety. Give me a break. This kid could fall from the Pedestal all you band wagon jumpers have put him on at any time and then what are you going to say? "Well he could have, he should have" and a bunch more blabla bla. He has accomplished NOTHING as of today, 3/23/09 Well, I thought him flipping the bird to Jeff Gordon after the Charlotte race last year was uncalled for. But I don't think he needs to change his attitude. He had every right to be mad. He drove hard all day, and his pit crew cost him the race. And I think Kyle would have made it in NASCAR without Kurt.
"You think I'm a pretty good race car driver? Wait until you see my brother...he's the best driver in the family."
- Kurt Busch No he is good for sport! NASCAR loves a bad BOY!
I am tired of NASCAR muzzling all of these guys. If he is mad let him voice his concerns. If he is pissed about an incident during the race and doesn't want to talk to the media so he walks of.
Isn't this a ______ if you do _______ if you don't! On one hand we want them to be accessible but on theother hand we don't want to hear them curse or whatever.
As for fans not liking him, I hope he doesn't care. Fans are stupid (no offense!) they will root or not root for anybody! A guy that speaks his mind and wins races sounds like a public relations jackpot for a sport that thrives on overhyped "talent" (Jr.) 1000 questions like this on a Monday can only mean one thing: Kyle Busch must have won again!! The reason I ask is because of his little temper tantrum over the weekend. This is the 2nd time he's walked off. Do you think he needs better people skills? There is no denying the boy can drive. But I think he forgets where he came from, he wouldn't be where he is now if it wasn't for #1)his brother, and #2)the man at the local track in Las Vegas that would loan him his late model to drive. He needs to wake up and realize that he disappoints his fans when he acts like an immature brat. Anyone agree with me??? Seem like a lot of people are having a hard time excepting the fact that Kyle Busch is a winner regardless of his personality.
No, he needs no attitude adjustment. That attitude like it or not is a win at any cost attitude. I wish there were more drivers out there like that. The races would be more interesting. He gives 100% and expects the same from his crew. Nothing wrong with that. Right now he is the most exciting driver to watch on the track. Let him do his job! If he goes home after the race and plays doll babies, why would it matter?
Peace! YES he acts like an immature brat. That's funny Trip X I couldn't agree with you more.. There are drivers all over the country that would give anything for the chance he's had, and would show their appreciation.. If I were his Crew Chief, he could change his own tires, and fuel his own car, for not doing his job, and driving back to the pits.. For a guy who won't take responsibility for things he does, and mistakes he makes, he sure does expect allot of others..
Plain English, he needs to stop acting like a twelve year old girl.. Yes I do. The kid can drive I'll give him that, but he thinks that Nascar and other drivers owe him something they don't.
Maybe he should go see Jimmy Spencer, as he did a number on Kurt a few years ago and maybe he can do the same for Kyle. Winter Glory you are a little screwed up, too much Las Vegas..Kyle is the best driver in NASCAR at this time..since he left HMS has 10 CUP wins and18 other wins..Jr has 1...hope he keeps his attitude, he is in the race to win..if you can't stand the heat, get out of his way..Saturday night the pit crew lost that race, Kyle made them retrieve the car, sorta taught them a lesson..were brilliant Sunday..Think you people are confused on the spoiled brat..kid has nerves of steel and can back up his actions..he is a reincarnating of a great past champion..Jr..fans like trinket sales tho...so Jr is #1.. I think he needs a Track Bar Adjustment... he did seem to Struggle through the corners at Bristol Yes, as I've said before. He gloats when he wins, whines when he doesn't. He's also a hippocrite-criticizing other drivers for doing something he's done himself. I sincerely hope he's not 'the future of NASCAR' as some people have stated. I mean, doesn't every race start with "GENTLEMEN start your engines"? Fortunately, there's some potentially great drivers getting some seasoning in the Nationwide Series; Brad Keseloski, Steve Wallace, Justin Algier to name a few.yahoo north carolina chats
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I think he has. I have gone from pure hatred of the guy to a healthy dislike to a genuine respect over the past year. I still pull against him but he has earned my respect. I saw him in victory lane congratulating at Fontana congratulating and celebrating with Kenseth which is a classy thing to do. I hope the guy ends up in F1 and if he does, he would then become my favorite driver. He's out there to win, not worry about you whining about him, or how mature we think he is. Maybe you should grow up as well, and quit asking these questions like this, otherwise you are lowering yourself down to the level you put Kyle at. He is a lot more mature than the morons who throw beer cans on the track when he wins. He even picked one up after yesterdays race and held it up as if saying "Darn it's empty". I love it! ....Looks like both Busch brothers have matured some over the past year or so.
.....Kyle has been impresive with some of his interviews this year and it seems he is attempting to take the "lead" role at Gibbs. i say Kyle Busch has matured much better since coming over to Gibbs racing. Kyle Busch still has his moments when things don't go right for him, but i say he's matured. Yes, I think he has matured. He is still a cocky idiot for what he did and always will be. He has no respect for the sport and shows it just about every week. Nascar should suspend him for a couple of races for that stunt. If he doesn't get his way he whines how has he matured when he still does the same stuff he always has.
He has matured from a small piece of garbage into one big pile of ****. I don't want him to change..
I like him just the way he is. He still has alot of work but I think he has matured well. Up until Saturday after the nationwide race, I thought Kyle Busch had matured a lot. I mean there is no question that he is an awesome driver and hes gonna be a champion soon, you know so I expect more than that from him. Yes it was rediculous the way he acted and if I was Mr. Gibbs I would sit Kyle down and have a serious talk with him and tell him to quit with the Kindergarden crap and just be a man about it. Mommy said not to feed the trolls, and I'm out of billy goats anyway... Ok, anyone question that Kyle Busch has NOT matured at all and is an arrogant jerk after Saturdays race? What a childish, immature, cocky, stupid move to park his car in turn three after the race because he was mad. I hope Mr. Gibbs made him eat his vegetables at dinner before he got to play with his Hot Wheels. His behavior was innacusable and I hope that he gets fined for posing a danger to the other drivers, he won't but I can dream.
How much growing up does he still have to do and will he do it? Well, you have to admit, he didn't get on camera and say negative things towards his crew. Venting frustration is healthy and necessary. Saying things intentionally to hurt somebody in front of millions of people on national television is not. He would have done it last year. I think we will see him mature even more over time. and how much growing up do you need to do?
I happen to like K.B's attitude, thats what makes him competitive. he talked about that a little bit after he WON THE CUP RACE YESTERDAY. this kid is a walking time bomb. Yes he is winning races no he has not hit the wall yet. Remember how great he was last year until it came to crunch time (the last 10 races) he totally lost control and that will happen to him every time because of his disrespect for the game and the other drivers. Just wait until the end of the season when he ends up in 10 place or worse in the chase. I think he has some. He still has alot of maturing to do. But we all from time to time "blow our stack". I'm 47 years old and every so often I still become "unhinged". Pressure to preform at the top of your game week in and week out would do it to most all of us I would think. I did not see Saturday's race but I think Kyle has grown up quite a bit. If he "parked" his car on the track as you say then it definitely would fall into the "juvenile" category.
As far as bestanswer goes; don't let him get you down. At 20 years of age he knows everything there is to know about the sport. He pointed out to me that Dale Jr would not even have a ride if it were not for his father. For that I will be eternally grateful!!
I checked with a buddy who filled me in on the Saturday situation. From what I was told, Kyle parked his car at the entrance of pit row after the race was over so that his crew would have to come and get it because of a mistake that they made. YES, this was very immature and hopefully Joe Gibbs will do something about it but I doubt it. Well looks like you got a lot of answers that you were hoping for, to get people riled up. And you have now joined the rank of Kyle bashing troll. Thanks.
My answer is yes...Kyle...has matured in the 5 years that he has been driving. I think he has matured. Sometime people take 3 steps forward and 2 steps back, but they are still gaining that extra step in the form of progress (maturity) but may have a slip up now and then. At least he is walking away from this situation that makes him mad, instead of saying something on national tv or too members of his team he may regret.gm fuel gage
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I wouldn't say Kyle was holding back at HMS, he was always good..he just hadn't shown his full potential..I always knew it was in him, though.
And every fan Kyle has, he's earned and he deserves, regardless of when he earned them..but here..this is my answer to "who's your favorite driver" that was asked at the end of the end of the 2007 season or shorty after it ended, if that helps.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;... I kept an eye on him since he won his first NASCAR race at Richmond 2004, leading 236 out of 250 in the formerly Busch Series. I knew he was someone to watch and I did. Though I wasn't a fan of Hendrick I still kept watch of this young gun and liked him. Though at the time I was a fan of Dale Jr. when Dale went with Hendrick and Kyle went with Gibbs I just followed Kyle. Tony was and still is my second favorite so I was happy to see Kyle go with Gibbs racing and have Tony as a teammate.
Kyle was quite young and had a lot of growing to do with Hendrick and I think the move to Gibbs helped that a great deal. I felt that anyone with the #5 car wasn't getting the best equipment but I don't know...he did seem to bloom once away from HMS.
So yeah I was a fan of the kid prior to all of his wins with Gibbs. Kyle has been one of my favorite drivers ever since he joined Hendrick. I'm not a Gibbs fan at all, so I didn't start cheering for him last year. I noticed his talent right from the beginning. I don't know about being held back at Hendrick; he finished 5th in points back in 2007. But I do believe he is showing his true potential right now. However, Kyle was just starting to reach championship form in the #5 when he was released. I think Kyle always had it in him to contend for many wins before he joined Gibbs. Winning will sell a lot of hats and t-shirts................................ I have been a Kyle fan sences he talked to Roush about racing . to be honest i was absolutely not a kyle fan when he was with hendrick, but im not a hendrick fan (i hate all his drivers) but i think kurt ruined it for kyle having fans when he first came to nascar. But I am a gibbs racing fan so i supported kyle last year and even though tony is no longer with gibbs i still support denny and kyle. I think the reason kyle has been good at gibbs is the environment, kyle gets to be kyle and not some stuck up corporate clone like all of the hendrick teams. Plus it just takes the right combo of people, all of the 18 was still the same team jj yeley had, but its just the right driver/crew cheif combo that makes all the difference. Now im a complete kyle fan as well as my man tony stewart of course!!! I started liking Kyle, about 3 or 4 yrs now. When he scored his first C.O.T win (2yrs ago) He was mouthing off, and I thought thats what this sport needs, a None southern bad-boy, (no offance to those of us from the south). He was fighting hard to finish races, but kept on the back burner by Mr. Hendrick.
When Kyle left the track, because he thought his car was out of it, I knew his days were numberd. Then, when I heard he was getting picked up my Coach Gibbs, I about lost it, since Denny Hemlin, was my other driver i was pulling for, Thats when I started pulling for Kyle, the 2007 season. I had a gut feelling he was going to do well, over at J.G.R. , But i ditn't know he was going to do that well.
Its a good question to ask, to help sort out the band wagoners, and his real fans. I just started today being a Kyle Busch fan. I'm not sure if that makes me a bandwagon fan or not. Peer pressure I guess. Funny how he won the day I became a fan. I have been a Rowdy fan since before he was ever known as Rowdy. I lived in Vegas back in 2002-2004 and that's actually when I really caught NASCAR fever--thanks to some friends of mine who were fans and who guided me from thinking "who wants to watch a bunch of cars going around in circles for hours" to understanding the breadth, the depth, and the nuances of the sport.
They suggested back in 2003 that I pick a favorite driver and follow him, beginning at the beginning of the season and particularly for my first live race--Vegas 2003. I picked the hometown boy Kurt Busch because I liked his talent, his attitude, his arrogance, etc... Kyle had not yet come back to racing as he didn't turn 18 until May that year so I didn't know much about him until I read Kurt's quote about his little brother being the best driver in the family. Kurt won me a fair amount of money at the sports books that year and the next, but there was also something missing...
I remain a Kurt fan till this day, but since I didn't get to see his start from back in the truck series days, I didn't feel quite the affinity for him overall as I did for Kyle. True, I didn't see him race for Roush back in the truck series when he was 16, but once he started racing for Hendrick (and later Ballew in the truck series), I was hooked. He was more brash, more arrogant, and seemed to possess more "fire in the belly" than Kurt from the get-go, and I loved every minute of it.
As for whether or not he was being held back at HMS, that's a tough call. He didn't win as many races back then, but he did finish 10th in the points in 2006 and fifth in the points in 2007. And he was always a threat and incredibly fun to watch...
Finally, saying that any cup driver can win lots of races in the other series may be true as the last few championships can attest. But the more important measure was how he did as he came up through those series. In particular, he was Rookie of the Year in the-then Busch Series in 2004--finishing second overall in the points--and Cup Rookie of the Year in 2005. And now that the differences between the cars is greater than ever before since the introduction of the COT, it is more difficult than ever to be able to win consistently in both series, and even less so in all three series. Sure, others can do the double, but no one does the triple like Kyle.
On a related note, I really find it interesting that NASCAR fans in general have their own pecking order in terms of "fanhood." I have written a couple of articles about it and can only figure that because they have been looked down upon by the rest of the sports world (and the country) for so long, they now feel the need to look down on someone else so they pick on others within the sport. And they do so by picking on "bandwagoners," when in reality, what business is it of anyone else's when I started liking somebody or why. That they are fans and member of NASCAR Nation should be enough, especially in times like these where fans are most needed to help keep the sport growing and keep sponsor dollars flowing...
ps. as for your additional details, if you'd like somebody to bash you i'm sure we could russle up quite a few people around here more than willing to oblige. but i can't do it, especially to a kurt fan... Wow Winter that was my first nascar question! Wow have I matured!!
Anyway, Kyle is my second favorite. Anyone that knows me knows that. I have liked him since his days at Hendrick in the Nationwide series. If Carl Edwards didn't make it in nascar, then Kyle Busch would be my favorite driver. honestly,how many kyle busch fans were actually kyle busch fans before he went to gibbs racing and started winning all those races?
do you think that he was being held back at hendrick and now that he is gone from there he is showing his true potential?
allmost any cup driver can go to the nationwide series and truck series and win alot of races if they raced enough.point..........carl edwards won the championship last year in the nationwide series.
now i know that i will prob catch alot of flack on this question,but i am just curious of the true kyle fans and the ones who just jumped on because he wins so much. I've been a Kyle fan since the end of '07 (September, I think) when I really got back into NASCAR.
But there are a lot of fans out there who only like him now because he's winning a lot.
As far as him being held back at HMS, I'd rather not get into this too much but I believe there was some bias toward other drivers when he was there, especially from the few things Rick told him over the radio during a race where Gordon was running first, and Kyle second.
I think he made the right choice with signing with Gibbs. I mean, look where he is today. I can't cheer on any driver who drives for Hendrick, but since Kyle went to Coach Gibbs operation I think he's the greatest. I'll be surprised if he doesn't win the cup this year. I watched my first NASCAR race in July of '05. My friends told me to watch a few races and decide which driver I liked. It only took me about 30 minutes to pick out the kid in the #5 Tony the Tiger car. The announcers mentioned that he was 19, but really nothing else about him. I've always been good at picking winners at the horse race track because I can tell which horse has that fire in his belly to win. The desire in that kid behind the wheel of the #5 car was palpable, and I chose him to be my driver.
Clearly Kyle didn't have top dog status at HMS, but judging by what the #5 car has done since Kyle went to Gibbs, I'd say he made the best of the lesser quality equipment he was given to race in at HMS. Do they regret bringing in Jr and letting Kyle go? Probably not, in the end, it is all about money. Does Rick flinch everytime Kyle wins, I bet he does.
I'm just loving seeing that bow at the end of a race. I haven't been able to see as many races due to my work schedule, but the highlights yesterday put a big smile on my face!
GO KYLE!!! As always, I'm behind you 100%!!!! I kept my eye on him for years. I am glad he left HMS and knew he would shine someday. I did not think it would be so soon.
Smile with Kyle. I liked him on Hendrick...not as much as I did when he went to JGR, though. Hendrick was always my favorite team when it was Gordon, Johnson, Vickers, and Busch. They got rid of Vickers first, and I still cheered him, and still do, he's one of my top 5 favorite drivers. Then they got rid of Kyle to make way for Jr, and I still liked Kyle. Kyle was not my favorite, but he was in my top 3 at the end of 2007, and when he went to JGR in the Toyota's I really picked up on him. I felt bad for him and what Rick did...keeping him out of the team meetings and all that...I'd be pretty mad. And then I remember him being the fastest car in the pre season testing before 2008 and I was really excited about what he could do in 08. Like I said before, I've liked Hendrick since I was about 10 years old, but Kyle was probably my 3rd favorite Hendrick driver, but when he raced in the 2007 Prelude to the dream race at Eldora and finished 2nd, I really started liking him then. I actually found myself cheering for him more in that race than I did Jeff Gordon, who was my favorite driver, and finished 3rd that race. It just impressed me how well he adapted to the dirt late models without ever being in one until that race. He was making all kinds of crazy moves, up high, down low, splitting the middle...basically the same moves he makes in NASCAR every week, just in a dirt late model lol. So, to answer the question he's been one of my top 4 or 5 drivers since probably June of 2007, and my favorite since early last year. I just like how he goes all out, and I can relate to his passion to win. A lot of people don't understand it but he's one of the few true racers out there that would race for no money if he had to (and does)
I would say I'd be a fan of Kyle's even if he never won again, but I don't have to worry about that. He has the passion and the abilities that he will win for years and years, and that's what stands out to me. Yes, actually and i, like you im guesing, am a Kurt Busch fan and i started to like his brother because i have liked kurt since he came to nascar and was thrilled that there was another one. Now I couldn't be happier as my boys have gotten it done 3 weeks in a row!!! I guess I really jumped on when he had the incident at richmond with dale jr... I had just started watching nascar a few weeks before with the b/f and that got me hooked... he showed no fear before during and after that incident. then I did some research and decided that was my driver...technically though this was before he started winning everywhere. I like watching him in the nationwide and cup races, but really the truck races. I decided to like him when he and vickers were getting no love at hendrick. Then he and casey mears were not even competitive while jeff and jimmie won every race in sight and he was booted for dale jr. Then I rooted for him, and last year at gibbs was what i expected, win alot, but no championship. This is his year. YES he was always in the shadows of johnson and gorden he needed to move on now he is the top guy at gibbs but he is one hell of a driver he makes it look easyman has no fear. I would not consider myself a Kyle Busch fan but I do appreciate the way he can drive. He is an excellent driver and I will go so far as to say with the same car and the same crew chief he could beat Little E anyday.
I prefer trhe way Dale conducts himself as a person but Kyle is coming along. I've liked him since he was in the 5 car.lg tm510 wireless phone
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They don't fight eachother, they race eachother. It's a more civilized way to settle a conflict. This is what racing is about. It's a more humane form of competition. Maturity hasn't reached you yet, has it? Answer is they would all beat you. Another informative question on NASCAR Y/A. I'll let the kiddies answer.
Later. inane question, but i had to chime in to mention we already know the answer to spencer vs. kurt busch. spencer already kicked busch's *** at michigan in august of 2003, remember?
http://www.nascar.com/2003/news/headline... 1 Carl Edwards vs. #16 Kyle Busch
Here's a popular matchup-#8 Jimmy Spencer vs. #9 Kurt Busch!
#4 Kevin Harvick vs. #13 Jimmie Johnson
#5 Dale Earnhardt Jr. vs. #12 Caesy Mears
#3 Joey Logano vs, #14 Tony Stewart
#7 Darrell Waltrip vs. #10 Dale Earnhardt
#2 Bobby Labonte vs. #15 Terry Labonte
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Couldn't you have paired Tony w/ someone a little more tougher? 1. Cousin Carl
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Bobby Labonte NASCAR would ultimately win. They always do. #24 jeff gordon vs #17 matt kenseth that will be awesome! 1) Carl Edwards
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