Cloud Dancer wrote: I was a fan of Tony Stewart back when he was in the process of trying to mature. He struggled along, winning races, and at some point he started showing signs of maturing. Today, he actually acts very much like a matured person. We gave him, and others, the benfit of the doubt that he would mature. I'm giving Kyle Busch 8 more years, then I'll voice my opinion on his progress regarding his road towards maturity. He'll be 34 years old by then. We'll see.
It will be interesting to see in the upcoming race, if in the last part of the race, Carl is in the lead and Tony chasing him. If a couple of guy's start racing Tony hard for position, which Tony will show up....the old angry Tony or the new, more mature Tony....
Sam
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hershey wrote: Just thinking out loud here: but isn't it odd that two engines go south, right out of the crate on Pee Wees car? As a suspicious kind of a guy, I'd really look carefully at those engines on the teardown.
BTW: if something was fishy I want everyone to know it wasn't me
I have heard more than one commentator say that when a driver has no chance of winning the championship, they will run experimental engines. Something they will not run during the regular season, and a lot of times there are failures. They take these engines and learn from them.
Joe Gibbs has no need to run "experimental engines" since all of the engines, for all of the Toyota teams, will come from TRG in 2012'
And You know that to be a fact how?
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Cloud Dancer wrote: I was a fan of Tony Stewart back when he was in the process of trying to mature. He struggled along, winning races, and at some point he started showing signs of maturing. Today, he actually acts very much like a matured person. We gave him, and others, the benfit of the doubt that he would mature. I'm giving Kyle Busch 8 more years, then I'll voice my opinion on his progress regarding his road towards maturity. He'll be 34 years old by then. We'll see.
It will be interesting to see in the upcoming race, if in the last part of the race, Carl is in the lead and Tony chasing him. If a couple of guy's start racing Tony hard for position, which Tony will show up....the old angry Tony or the new, more mature Tony....
Sam
I would bet that the competitive nature of either driver will show up if it gets down to that situation. Both Carl and Tony have been known to do a little bump in the past. For the championship? You gotta do what you gotta do.
BTW I was watching the Jimmie Johnson story/interview on the HUB, and he said something that's interesting. Jimmie Johnson started Cup racing(NASCAR) at age 26. That's how young Kyle Busch is righ now!
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