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Keselowski has such Class

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EasyEd

Charter Member
Hey All,

Brad did great remembering the time Joey Logano pushed him to a win at Talledega so today he returned the favor pushing Logano out in front of his teammate Kyle Busch and Logano got the win while Keselowski came second. Great job Brad - that's class. Anybody who knows Brad Keselowski knows he is that kind of guy.

Nice win for Joey! Of all the Gibbs drivers I genuinly like Joey Logano. Quiet smart and getting better all the time.

-Ed-
 
Joey is a real good kid and he is maturing rapidly in the Nationwide and Cup series. I think Brad might be maturing too. Let's face it, last year and the first part of this year few drivers respected him and he had a tendency to run cars off of the track. Maybe that probation NASCAR slapped on him opened his eyes and now he sees the big picture. Brad has talent, Joey has talent, and Kyle Busch has talent the likes of which hasn't been seen in a long time. All three seem to be much wiser in their decisions on and off the track as this season draws to its conclusion.

I like good racing and good racing does mean bumping, rubbing, drafting, and passing. Good racing is exercising good judgment, good tactics, and good skills. Good racing is not being stupid, forcing bad situations, cheating, and putting other drivers into the wall. I expect next season we will see these young guns doing some good racing and being the ones to unseat Jimmy Johnson from his place as four, and likely five, in a row champion.

Here's to good racing! :jump:
 
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