Hawker (Offline)
#21
1/9/08 11:25 AM
LocalYokel - I'll head back to Missouri as soon as the Chili Bowl is over. P.S. keep listening to the internet webcast...:emote20:
Heromaker - I'm still waiting for you to bash the other 7 drivers who flipped last night (one of them twice).
PJ - Dave Darland is one of my favorite drivers of all time. The point I am trying to make is that if people are going to bash one driver, bash them all, be consistant.
ossuks - Kevin's father did not grow up rich, he earned every dime he has made by winning races and is the best example out there on how to RETIRE from racing openwheel dirt. Then he takes SOME of that money and takes his kid racing? GOD FORBID!!!
tailtank nailed it. There's 200 rich kids racing here in Tulsa and half of those probably have a lot more $$$ than the Swindell family. Where's the jealousy towards them?
Charles Nungester (Offline)
#30
1/9/08 12:26 PM
Someone needs to step back a minute and look at what they are saying if you ask me. NOT LIKING Someone for some of the reasons given isn't BASHING.
I root for everyone. Even Kevin if he's clean and fast but the events of last season left me and quite a few others with a bad taste not just from his actions on the track, *Which some were amazingly good* as well as those that resulted in himself or others being taking out of the race.
Everyone has a bad night. IMHO he had way more than average. Even for a rookie and the statement he made after the MSCS Burg race was 1 UNFOUNDED as Ballou had passed him about 30 laps earlier and 2. Totally Baseless as Ballou races him clean and 3. Totally lacking in class or respect.
As for you guys saying We're bashing, YOU CAN'T change my mind about him. ONLY KEVIN CAN! Theres no doubt hes got the talent and is fast and if he can make his moves without taking people out and still winning then he will be deserving of all the praise I could lay on him.
Chuck, who's had a couple other drivers in The least favorites list over the years but never hated anyone. Not even Kevin. I wish all drivers success and safety.
Charles Nungester