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Neo-Redneck into...Free Speech. NASCAR. NFL. Trivia. Comic books. Nerd propaganda, Geek culture. Biting social commentary, bitching and moaning...WARNING: This is not journalism, mainstream or citizen. Anything presented is flavored by my diseased mind, my frustration and/or my sarcastic wit. Not necessarily in that order. You were warned.
Scott Riggs(#10-Valvoline Dodge) was injured at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on Monday.
While on vacation with his family, Riggs injured both feet while unloading a jet ski over an oyster bed. The injuries required stitches in both of his feet.
Bill Elliott will stand by this weekend at Sonoma should Riggs not be able to practice, qualify or race the Valvoline/Stanley Tools Dodge Charger.
As things stand today, Riggs will be racing Sunday, according to the team. With Bill Elliott there on a “just-in-case” basis.
“I’m going to Sonoma to race,” Riggs said Wednesday. “It was a freak incident at Myrtle Beach. There was no warning about an oyster bed where we unloaded. We’ll see what happens when I get in the race car. I’m going to do what’s best for the team this weekend.”
The cool thing…Kasey Kahne is already at #62 for his career…that’s incredible.
Other things on the list that bother me…Jeff Gordon is 3 wins behind Dale Earnhardt Sr. …and maybe it makes me a bastard, but, here’s hoping that he doesn’t get them.
Roush is denying that UPS is in line for Greg Biffle’s #16. The Augusta Chronicle is reporting that Ray Everham couldn’t negotiate a deal with Dodge to put UPS on Kasey Kahne’s #9…can you blame Dodge though. Kahne is a gold mine advertising-wise.
To the tune of $20,000,000.00…I see jail in his future.
Look no further than the performance of Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon and Kyle Busch to see that if the equipment
is equal, then, Vickers failed to perform in this job. Either that, or he was getting all the
developmental/experimental stuff that when its refined and ready for competition shows up on the
other three Hendricks' cars. Time will tell.
Lee Spencer's five questions...and Puff's five answers
Five questions to make you go hmmm
1 Can all five of Jack Roush's teams squeak into the Chase again?
Entirely possible.
2 Rookies Denny Hamlin and Clint Bowyer have stolen the spotlight. Will any of the other freshmen
emerge?
I doubt it.
3 Toyota still must fill its roster. Will the Japanese automaker wreak havoc on existing teams by
hiring away drivers and crewmembers?
Yes. This is going to happen. Dodge was respectful and almost quiet when they entered. They
chose the lamb route...Toyota will be the lion. I'm still surprised that Harvick didn't pull the
trigger on the Red Bull deal or actively seek the Red Bull deal...I mean, c'mon, Red Bull and
Kevin Harvick sounds like an advertising dream to me.
4 Will the double duties of Cup drivers also competing in the Busch Series become too taxing in
the non-companion events?
No. Kevin Harvick proved that it was do-able in the season we lost Dale Earnhardt Sr. It's do-able
and possible to be successful doing it.
5 How much of an advantage will teams chosen for Goodyear tire tests have over the field?
With the testing restrictions that have been implemented, quite a bit. But when you look back at
Jimmie Johnson eating the wall in that tire test earlier this season, you have to wonder, if the
payoff will be worth the cost.
Jamie McMurray winning the "Anna Kournikova Award" is mean...funny...but mean.
Rumor has it that UPS might go to the #16 Greg Biffle Roush Ford
I thought part of the idea was to make the cars less aero dependent...
Little Debbie sponsorship note: The #21-Wood Brother's part time sponsor, Little
Debbie snacks, is run by Seventh Adventists. From sundown Friday till sundown Saturday, the team
has to cover all Little Debbie logos on the hauler, wear non-L. D. attire and remove all L. D.
livery from the race car.(Autoweek)(3-16-2006)
Kenny Schrader says he has nothing lined up for next year. "If you hear of anything,
call me," said Schrader, rushing off to grab a bite to eat before his qualifying session at
Michigan. Schrader said two years ago that when his Nextel Cup career came to a close, he would
concentrate on the Craftsman Truck series and run his "Late Model" cars at the short tracks
around the country.
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