^^^Have been watching Kyle as of late....he's actually being likeable. Kinda liking the guy now. May start watching more often.^^^
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^^^Have been watching Kyle as of late....he's actually being likeable. Kinda liking the guy now. May start watching more often.^^^
New season but same old Bubba. Pic from after Sundays race, yup totally has emotions in check.
How was he wronged this time? That guy is butt hurt all the damn time.Originally Posted by ZR
New season but same old Bubba. Pic from after Sundays race, yup totally has emotions in check.
"why didn't you pull over for me"
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He is a 25th place driver, he needs to get out of the spot light.New season but same old Bubba. Pic from after Sundays race, yup totally has emotions in check.
And if NASCAR makes any waiver for Chase to be in the "playoffs" the sport will confirm it is a joke.
Call me old school, but this playoff points format, stage racing and all the other BS makes this the WWE of racing. I miss pre-2001 NASCAR.
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Kyle Busch got a waiver the year he won the Championship after he broke his leg week 1 at Daytona.
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I don't understand this whole waiver thing. Does the waiver effectively give him points? It should be if he wins a race, he'll get into the playoffs. If he doesn't, then he won't. (presumably because he won't have enough points due to missing 6 races or whatever)
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That's exactly what the waiver is. If he wins when he gets back, he's in.
However, if 16guys win, he'll be the last man out due to being last in points.
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So, if he didn't get a waiver, but he won, say 3 races, he wouldn't be allowed in the playoffs? That'd be whack.
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