Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in NASCAR: 2011 Texas-Phoenix Edition
Hot/Not takes a look at who else is achieving their own 2012 goals in different ways while examining others who are stumbling to the finish line in shame.
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Hot/Not takes a look at who else is achieving their own 2012 goals in different ways while examining others who are stumbling to the finish line in shame.
I’d like to see everyone raise their hands who was gobsmacked that Kyle Busch drove Ron Hornaday into the wall, then didn’t apologize instantly. Anybody?
Kyle Busch has been cleared by NASCAR to race at Phoenix. The sanctioning body has fined Busch $50,000, placing him on NASCAR probation until Dec. 31.
“We’re controlling our own destiny,” Tony Stewart said. “Today is a perfect example of that.”
In victory lane, Smoke said, “I don’t have to say anything, do I? I think our performance here today speaks for itself.”
In north Texas, points leaders Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards duked it out on the racetrack. But what about the guys a little further back in the garage?
2 – drivers to win four races in a single Chase. Tony Stewart joined Jimmie Johnson as the only drivers to do so.
Tony Stewart proved he can not only talk the talk, but walk the walk, in terms of his championship pursuit.
Editor’s Note: This release was sent out by Kyle Busch Motorsports late on Saturday night (Nov. 6). It is reprinted, word for word, here.
“This is just as surreal as the [Daytona] 500,” said Trevor Bayne in victory lane.