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What are the chances of Robby jumping in the 22
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Permalink Reply by Ben Cartwright on
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I don't understand all the speculation as to who will drive the #22
Hornish is the driver, that's it, period, end of story. and if for some reason Hornish can't do it Penske would choose someone like Parker Kligerman, he's not going to choose Robby and it sure as hell won't be PJ Jones.
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Permalink Reply by DB on
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Don't think Kligerman is able to run Cup right now..and Hornish is going for a Nationwide title, got some big sponsers that are committed...if there's a conflicting date, Gotta throw someone in the car & i don't think P. Kligerman is approved for cup?.. I'd go with the guy that has 3 wins in the series! who know's though..AJ might beat this deal.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Gruber on
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Addressing something from a couple of days ago ...
Actually, Dale Jr. has been tested, according to none other than Dale Jr.
He let something slip in an interview with Playboy about 10 years ago. I can't quote this exactly, but the question was something like 'How tough is NASCAR's drug testing policy? or how do they handle it?' and Dale Jr. said something like 'They are real grandfatherly WHEN THEY CATCH YOU.' I always took that to mean he had flunked a test as a young man and was treated with kid gloves, or that he knew someone who was.
Someone who cares could probably find the interview online. I just remember reading it because Junior is so painfully honest that he doesn't know how or when to lie, or at least to dodge a question.
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Permalink Reply by Jeffwith2F's&1eye on
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Playboy interview Sept. 2001 after Seniors death,
Playboy: What's Nascar's drug policy?
Earnhardt: Nascar doesn't have a drug policy. If they find out that you're doing something-and they will find out-they have a fatherly way of handling it. Me, I figured out what was cool to do, and what wasn't cool, before I started driving in the big time
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Permalink Reply by Vlad Rogers on
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So, there was no testing policy in 2001, now there is.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Martinez on
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Or he can afford not to give a shit. As we go down the list it would seem no matter what the frigg anyone says NAZICAR needs him more than he needs them. Thus unless Jr. turns into one of these retired football player types (see how I pointed to a "certain sort" without seeming..........almost showed my hand too soon) any hoo unless he was an out right, in the public eye, drooling groovy, Jr. is for all intent and purposes off limits but being asked to maintain I'm sure. And no, the answer is no for all those millions of facebook followers of mine that are champing at the bit to jump down my throat for saying Jr. is using a substance or partying a lot or at all for that matter, I'm not. What I'm saying is the governing body wants no part in alienating the legions of Jr. fans that serve to provide much of the wind in the sails of commerce that propel this mighty ship from shore to ........NEWS FLASH The dropping at track attendance at Winston C.... Er....the races has left an even more concentrated level of Dale Jr. fans at the events putting NAZICAR even further over the barrel to preserve Jr.s presence in Cup. Condensation being: The guy is untouchable.
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Question: what do Joonya fans do with a used up jr. T-shirt
Garage rag ?
or
Burned in effigy ?
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I dont understand, you have a lot to say about NAZICAR, why watch or worry about it?
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Permalink Reply by richard berger on
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I can't stop, in the day NASCAR was the deal I loved watching the 3 come to the front. DW getting it done, Jeff in the old days evan,Buddy Baker. I don't no it's American so i'm always going to watch.Still no 7 no care.(29 alil.)
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