Originally Posted by ROYC75 (Post 9109464)

Right, got it, Gordon slows up gets off the throttle, Boyer has one one option, ram him in the ass or go around, so he goes low, Gordon goes left and they make contact, both below the line of all things.... but it's Boyer's fault.

Hello there Jeff Gordon fan. Gordon could be upset he's a guy past his prime that can't get laid by a 2 trick gigolo.

Originally Posted by GloryDayz (Post 9109550)

It'll go past next week I suspect. But it is what it is... He knows he's not going to win another championship, so it's all good. The real chickenshit moves is NASCAR doing nothing to the drivers that act like Boyer, and then act surprised when this happens. Gordon was wrong, but sans NASCAR doing anything to the Boyers of the sport, this will keep happening.

What should happen is Gordon do nothing, then next week, a teammate put Boyer into the wall. Then act surprised. Spread the wealth...

So Jeff gets to the beach first, spends some quality time with the family, and prolly gets 3-4 races off to start next year too. Qoot! That's cool, as long as he knows he can't win next years championship, he can spend more time taking the air off of Boyer's spoiler (just as he goes into those high-speed turns) and watching the Boyer's ! Don't touch him, just take the down-force off him. THAT'S legal! A few wrecked cars into the season and maybe Five Hour Energy will want their paint on another ride! Like!

I say let them fight too! A) it's entertaining, and B) it sure will make any dumbass like Boyer think twice before manufacturing another "accident." Plus, high adrenaline fights between non-fighters (and no current NASCAR driver is a fighter!!) are just fun to watch!

Originally Posted by ROYC75 (Post 9109864)

Gordon fined 100 K and 25 points.

Looks like NASCAR is sending a message to Good Ole Boy Jeff Gordon.

Gordon really did something classless and it will lose him some respect amongst the pits.

Jeff Gordon has been nothing since Ray Everham left years ago.

Originally Posted by RedNeckRaider (Post 9109643)

What he should have done is not effect the outcome of a championship. A champion knows that and I am sure if he had it to do over again he would have went to the pit and settled the score at Bristol or Martinsville next year. He lost a lot of respect in the garage and his sponsors will not be thrilled with the negative press. As a fan I find it disappointing because the title is all but locked up now. Johnson hit the wall and Bowyer was in a position to make a move which could have provided a exciting race next week. Some will say he had little chance anyway. I disagree Harvick won the race with far from the best car, Bowyer had a chance to do the same~

Originally Posted by ROYC75 (Post 9109864)

Gordon fined 100 K and 25 points.

Looks like NASCAR is sending a message to Good Ole Boy Jeff Gordon.

Gordon really did something classless and it will lose him some respect amongst the pits.

Jeff Gordon has been nothing since Ray Everham left years ago.

Originally Posted by ROYC75 (Post 9109864)

Gordon fined 100 K and 25 points.

Looks like NASCAR is sending a message to Good Ole Boy Jeff Gordon.

Gordon really did something classless and it will lose him some respect amongst the pits.

Jeff Gordon has been nothing since Ray Everham left years ago.

Originally Posted by GloryDayz (Post 9110228)

Maybe they're also sending a message to Clint and every other driver who acts surprised after a year of wrecking people and thinking it was just racing.

Good call NASCAR, Jeff was on top when this sport went from hill-billy heaven to a mainstream entertainment medium. Coincidence? Perhaps. I chose to think differently. So maybe his last act of defiance/charity will be to fix one part of the sport that's in dire need of fixing.

If he can find a way to fix the points system - making leading laps and winning the race about the only f***ing thing that matters - then we'd be on our way to races that are even better. No hanging back for 350 miles, and winning doubles the points you had int he race up to that point. Do that and you'd see racing from the start.

Originally Posted by GloryDayz (Post 9110786)

I've heard that theory, not sure it's true. But hanging back and waiting isnt what the sport is about. It should hurt those who do.

Originally Posted by KC native (Post 9111296)

Or you guys could watch some real racing like F1, Aussie V8 super cars and not have to worry about that

Originally Posted by GloryDayz (Post 9114721)

I had a number of my youth-years in Europe (Rome, Italy), so I'm a huge fan of F1 and Rally. Rally provides the world some of the best drivers in all of "driving" sports (and some of the dumbest fans too). So I am, I just think NASCAR could do a lot to make the sport even more entertaining. Did I mention add another 5-8 road courses to the season?