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if you remember back a few years Richard would tumble with you in a heartbeat, Tim you should remember those days. Anyway Richard went in the ring loaded for bear,he unloaded all his jewelery before the meeting of the minds,did I say minds? more like a pro boxer up against a swimmer . But Richard came out with the higher score card at least on hits scored.

Bet you a video will surface shortly----whatcha think????

Better yet I would like to see J.J. go back to the day when Tim Leeming was driving or to when Billy Biscoe was driving-----------------------with no power steering,no Chad to make things all right,no cool suits just sheer guts they talk of it being 95 degrees on the track,if im not mistaken it was hot as heck back then too. the cars they drove back then were bulls sometimes,touch someone with the front and get it out of line,you continue and deal with it, Oh by the way no communication with that crew chief either--try seeing him on a dusty track at say 95mph.

You made do wally with that old 61 chevy remember? was your a/c working back then? Seems as i remember you wrenching and driving too right?

The good ole days were different,very different but so close to todays racing. Only difference is we did it with less,far less-----------------------------------MEMORIES

Kinda ironic also that the RCR car was Black and Budweiser sponsored, it was almost like Dale was controlling the car.

But the RCR cars rallied together to save on gas

Didnt Dale linger in the back at a few races only to appear out of nowhere to steal the show?

Jr was ecstatic over the way his car ran and where he was at the finish---doesn't this show that he still has the ability to win?

Even Richard Petty cars were up in the hunt at Indy and Charlotte

So I think this proves that there is power in rcr still? without dale?

Two races were lost today on the last lap,one due to a rookie mistake at Indy and the other by a quart of fuel short.

Dale had it won hands down,maybe he could have peddled it a little to conserve a thousand feet of fuel.

Indy was given away by a rookie mistake by frifting high to pass, with the lead he had he could have backed out of it completely. Hilderbrand just made a mistake on passing and the other by not staying in the gas to maintain speed to the checkerd flag.

My take on the two races,whats yours

Bumper cars at Darlington, now they riding around together again and calling each other names??

I do believe this is a put on to drum up business for the greatest show under the Big Top.

This is a drawing card for them at thegoodie trailer where all their wares are sold and it also makes good print.

Betcha the stands will be full Sunday and more than usual for Saturdays race..

Are you shaking your head?? what do you think then -----------H U H

With todays economy as bad as it is and folks pinching every dollar a $25,000 fine and 4 race restriction should play heavy on Kevin and Kyle------------------------B U T do you really think that is going to bother Happy and Roudy???

Whats your call on this---hmmmm??

To stiff or to lax or was it really a metting to discuss next week

You tell us P L E A S E

Stay tuned to your sports network Racers Reunion for the latest in the next installment of Rowdy n Happy.

I think they are putting on a show to draw more people to the tracks so they can sell more trinkets off their souvenir wagons. Lets see what instructions come out of the Neuter Wagon also called the war wagon by baby brain boy France.

Or maybe you have a different outlook on the next race---you want to tell us that please

Just for the RECORD I copied that off another site on internet called RACEWIN.

I wanted to see what others thought about that before I put my two cents worth in. Seems as Tommie and Jeff have my thoughts on that . With that said now its on to see the MONSTER

These situations create interest and excitement............and as PK said, NASCAR is quietly clapping their hands becausethe feud (or whatever you want to call it) will probably cause the ratings to go up..............especially for the next race as everyone wants to see what the next chapter will bring. As you say, Kevin would likely fare pretty well in a street fight............at least, that's the impression he wants to give everyone. I have no problem with racers settling their differences - that sort of thing has been going on since the the beginning of car racing, although not as much recently as it used to be. However, I must say that it is my impression that Harvick seems to believe he can further his cause and gain advantages through intimidation. It might not be Kyle Busch, certainly not Joey Logano, maybe not Denny Hamlin or Carl Edwards.........but at some point, Harvick will run up against someone who will get his attention in a way he won't like. I'm not necessarily defending Kyle Busch here because he has had his share of run-ins with other drivers, too. NASCAR probably will not penalize either of them this time.........since they did nothing last week regarding Montoya/Newman, but just thought I would add my 2 cents worth.