What’s Vexing Vito: Kyle Busch’s Crimes Against Humanity
If another article was never written about Kyle Busch’s timeout and two-race sponsor self-suspension by M&M’s it would be fine with the motorsports community.
If another article was never written about Kyle Busch’s timeout and two-race sponsor self-suspension by M&M’s it would be fine with the motorsports community.
It doesn’t seem possible, but somehow 35 weeks of racing have surpassed us and now it’s time for one final hurrah to end the 2011 season.
At least the race wasn’t the wreck-fest we all feared. Carl Edwards and Tony Stewart kept their respective fans on their feet most of the afternoon.
Love him or hate him, Jimmie Johnson’s incredible five-year run as the NASCAR Sprint Cup champion was nothing short of phenomenal.
If Kyle Busch learns nothing, it’s a crying shame. If he learns respect for others, it could still be worth it someday.
2. Could Joe Gibbs be benching Kyle Busch for the remainder of the 2011 season?
The silence surrounding Rowdy Busch has been deafening. And that being said, Saturday’s Nationwide Series race suddenly has new importance.
My initial thoughts Friday were that Kyle Busch’s punishment should have involved being lowered by fishing hooks through his scrotum into a vat of battery acid.
In this era of distrust over everything from government to the financial sector to the NCWTS race at Texas, is it not best if cooler heads prevail?
“Will you give your opinion on Kyle Busch’s chances of maturing into the championship driver that Tony has become?”