Well boys & girls... for one week little Ms. Sparkle Pony painted her car blue and stayed off the wall.

However, when she got to Bristol this morning, she found that "SMOKE" had painted the GoGirl car that puke green again that is like a wall magnet.

The sparkling one took "SMOKE" literally this morning at Bristol when he told he it was "Crunch Time!"

Little girls with big boy toys and eastern Tennesse high banks are not a good combination.

Maybe Ms. Pony should stick to that blue car.

Too bad she also crashed young Parker Kligerman.

And somewhere the Candid King says...

"Ole Blue" definitely has a better ring than "Ole Green."

Didn't she have a dust up with parker recently? maybe the get to gather was a message...lol. wont be the last car to get dinged at the thunder bowl rub-a rama......

Chase, I'm thinking RP might want to send Danica a peace offering. Maybe he could send her one of these tee shirts from the Petty Museum!

If you want incontrovertible proof that D.W. is so hooked on Danica, listen to his commentary on the video where she spun Friday and then listen to him and Larry Mac come up with more excuses for the spin than certain other individuals we know of can come up with for political events. Disgusting isa mild word for D.W.'s obvious dejection that his driver of preference spun out.

Well the color green sure has a way of streaking up the walls and Smoke maybe painted the wrong car green because he rode into the race on a provisional.

The blue car may be the way to go,it sure didnt stand out in a crowd like the mint green car does. Guys seem to be drawn the the bright lights and color,could be the reason for touch and go thats been going on. She is going to have to understand how a touch feels and what to do as a nudge is applied. Is she still getting giddy when someone eases up and rubs her side ? I could go on but then I may be censored by Devin and be called to the beach house............................

From the video, she flat lost it. From D.W.'s mouth, it was because she was up high and there was not rubber up there where she was running. From Larry Mac's thoughts, it was cold and there wasn't much "grip" on concrete under those conditions.