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NASCAR: Martinsville

Nothing like short track racing in NASCAR. This is why they need to return to the shorter tracks. It was exciting!
 
Not a fan of short tracks. So hard to pass but what an exciting race. I was pulling for Elliot to get the win the entire race. He had a great car and a great drive.
 
Now that Chase has experience in the Cup Series, his talent is really beginning to show. And only Kyle Busch can be spun out, do a 360 at full speed, and continue down the track and not lose a bunch of spots. I'm not a Kyle fan, but I have to admit that he has talent like no other driver in NASCAR. Sadly, for most of his career he let his temper rule his actions and failed to fully capitalize on his talent.
 
stansdds said:
Now that Chase has experience in the Cup Series, his talent is really beginning to show. And only Kyle Busch can be spun out, do a 360 at full speed, and continue down the track and not lose a bunch of spots. I'm not a Kyle fan, but I have to admit that he has talent like no other driver in NASCAR. Sadly, for most of his career he let his temper rule his actions and failed to fully capitalize on his talent.
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Agree with you 100%. Kyle has what it takes to be a superstar but his temper tantrums ruin it for him. What a difference between him and his brother.
Well, one more race in this crazy season then time to prepare for Daytona again.
 
b52bob said:
Agree with you 100%. Kyle has what it takes to be a superstar but his temper tantrums ruin it for him. What a difference between him and his brother.
Well, one more race in this crazy season then time to prepare for Daytona again.
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On the flip side...
Think of how boring the sport would be if every driver was calm, cool, and emotionally controlled....:mixed-smiley-010:
 
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