TALLADEGA Race Thread!! [Archive]

Cindy_AL

27th April 2007, 11:51

WOOOOOHOOOOOOOO!! Getting ready to head down to the track but wanted to start this thread so I can catch up Monday on all the action this weekend. (When you are at the track, you miss alot because its such a big place) We won our garage passes this time from Yeley's fan club. Im really excited because we are supposed to have a set time to meet privately with JJ as well as some other perks that we dont usually get to do when we get our passes elsewhere. :p : We have also became friends with this other couple who were friends of Dale Sr & Teresa and they have always got their passes directly from DEI. They took us into the drivers motorcoach area at the last race and we met alot of interesting people including Dale Sr's former bodyguard. They feed all the drivers steak on race day and this time we are helping. :p : I ordered a pineapple upside down cake to take to Yeley today because thats his favorite. (to thank him for our passes)

Im so pumped and cant wait to see what this weekend holds. :bounce:

colinspooky

27th April 2007, 11:53

Im really excited because we are supposed to have a set time to meet privately with JJ

Mind he doesn't crash in to you..... :p :

Also, great news you will actually be there - you are a lucky thing. Have fun. :eek:

Cindy_AL

27th April 2007, 11:57

Im thinking he needs a good luck charm but not sure what to give him.... maybe a kiss from an Alabama girl would work. :kiss: ;) :p :

RaceFanStan

27th April 2007, 13:38

We will be sure to give you some "color commentary" during the race Cindy. :laugh:

As to kissing Yeley, be careful, Richard Gere got arrested for a public kiss ..... ;)

MD24

27th April 2007, 14:02

Have fun Cindy

Can't wait to see your pics

Sparky1329

27th April 2007, 14:26

Have a blast, Cindy! A full report with pictures will be expected. :D :up:

Cindy_AL

28th April 2007, 03:30

Yeley has a substitute PR person this wkend. Her husband is Stewart's PR person. She told me about the situation with Tony this morning. I was shocked that they wouldnt let Tony's hauler enter.
Today we took care of some autographs that we wanted to get. Hubby got some pics of me when I was getting Jeffypoo's autograph. :p : We got to go on top of Yeley's hauler during practice and took some pictures.
Was practice televised? JJ had some damage to the front during the 1st practice. I was trying to eavesdrop when he was talking about it while they repaired it but couldnt hear the whole conversation. What I think I heard was that Montoya (?) just about stopped in front of him and then he said to himself "what the F***". Just wondering what actually happened.
This afternoon I got Kurt Busch's autograph and afterwards this man came up to me and introduced himself as an AP photographer. Said he took a nice pic of me and Kurt then asked for my name in case it is published. That would be cool. Is there a website where all AP photo's are posted?
Got some nice pics of Jr & Tony & Jeffypoo... well got some pretty good pics of alot of drivers. Oh and Yeley's coach driver was talking to us about one of JJ's golfcarts being for sale. He said if we bought it, he would have JJ sign it and that he would deliver it to us. Its supposed to be really nice with a custom body that looks like a sprint car. If we get our old house sold, we may have to take him up on it. :D
We didnt stay for all of qualifying because our son had a sporting event at school.
I'll post some pics when I get them all uploaded.

harvick#1

28th April 2007, 04:28

better got a good Harvick pic leading a pack :D

good to see your having a great time down in Dega

e2mtt

28th April 2007, 05:08

Race thread started early this week? Talladega is always big though. Kinda cool to see my boy Robby Gordon run fastest in the second practice (5th fastest in the 1t practice.)

jslone

28th April 2007, 05:36

Cindy you know the pics I want to get babe,heh.But seriously,have fun and get some pics and some inside info if you can on what to expect.

RaikkonenRules

28th April 2007, 10:12

Brad Coleman on pole for Busch Race. Good job Brad.

Cindy_AL

28th April 2007, 11:48

I have some pics that I cant wait for Stan to caption. Some hilarious expressions... especially some of Stewart. ;)

ghostdancing

28th April 2007, 13:01

Arghhhhhhhhhhhh :dozey:

How I wish I could be at Talladega.

Oh well will have to make do with watching it on the plasma with the sound turned up. One day I will make it there, I promise myself this.

Have a great day to anyone who is there, and spare a thought to the rest of us who are just to far away to even think about getting there.

Go Kurt Busch, make the old Blue Deuce fly, you have been so close at Talladega so many times, I have a feelin it's your turn now. :)

Sad bit, last time we were at Talladega was Benny Parson's last commentary, thoughts to the big man !

RaceFanStan

28th April 2007, 16:22

Moments away from Nextel Cup Qualifying ! :D
Looks like Jeff Gordon will set the mark to beat, he will be on the track 1st. :D

Race 9 Of 36 Qualifying Order
Aaron's 499 @ Talladega Superspeedway
1. Jeff Gordon #24 Chevrolet
2. Denny Hamlin #11 Chevrolet
3. Jeff Burton #31 Chevrolet
4. Mike Bliss #49 Dodge
5. Brian Vickers #83 Toyota
6. Dale Earnhardt Jr. #8 Chevrolet
7. Greg Biffle #16 Ford
8. Joe Nemechek #13 Chevrolet
9. Kurt Busch #2 Dodge
10. Jamie McMurray #26 Ford
11. Tony Raines #96 Chevrolet
12. Martin Truex Jr. #1 Chevrolet
13. Jeremy Mayfield #36 Toyota
14. Kyle Busch #5 Chevrolet
15. Tony Stewart #20 Chevrolet
16. Carl Edwards #99 Ford
17. Johnny Sauter #70 Chevrolet
18. Dale Jarrett #44 Toyota
19. J.J. Yeley #18 Chevrolet
20. Jimmie Johnson #48 Chevrolet
21. David Gilliland #38 Ford
22. Jeff Green #66 Chevrolet
23. Matt Kenseth #17 Ford
24. Boris Said #60 Ford
25. Clint Bowyer #07 Chevrolet
26. Ward Burton #4 Chevrolet
27. Paul Menard #15 Chevrolet
28. John Andretti #37 Dodge
29. Casey Mears #25 Chevrolet
30. Mike Wallace #09 Chevrolet
31. Ken Schrader #21 Ford
32. Ryan Newman #12 Dodge
33. Kevin Harvick #29 Chevrolet
34. Kasey Kahne #9 Dodge
35. Kenny Wallace #78 Chevrolet
36. Robby Gordon #7 Ford
37. Bobby Labonte #43 Dodge
38. Reed Sorenson #41 Dodge
39. David Ragan #6 Ford
40. Michael Waltrip #55 Toyota
41. Kevin Lepage #34 Dodge
42. Regan Smith #01 Chevrolet
43. Sterling Marlin #14 Chevrolet
44. Scott Riggs #10 Dodge
45. Dave Blaney #22 Toyota
46. Elliott Sadler #19 Dodge
47. Kyle Petty #45 Dodge
48. Ricky Rudd #88 Ford
49. Juan Montoya #42 Dodge
50. A.J. Allmendinger #84 Toyota
51. David Reutimann #00 Toyota
52. David Stremme #40 Dodge

RaceFanStan

28th April 2007, 19:14

RaceFanStan

28th April 2007, 19:19

Drivers out of the Top 35 Owner’s Points that made the race
6. Kenny Wallace #78 Chevrolet 190.909 mph
9. Scott Riggs #10 Dodge 190.455 mph
10. Boris Said #60 Ford 190.393 mph
14. David Reutimann #00 Toyota 190.204 mph
15. Ward Burton #4 Chevrolet 190.177 mph
18. Jeremy Mayfield #36 Toyota 190.098 mph
19. Paul Menard #15 Chevrolet 190.079 mph

RaceFanStan

28th April 2007, 19:23

http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/gr8link/slu.jpg
01. Jeff Gordon #24 Chevrolet (192.069 mph)
02. David Gilliland #38 Ford (192.069 mph) (matched Jeff's speed but Gordon got it 1st)
03. Denny Hamlin #11 Chevrolet (191.551 mph)
04. Sterling Marlin #14 Chevrolet (191.023 mph)
05. Ricky Rudd #88 Ford (190.924 mph)
06. Kenny Wallace #78 Chevrolet
07. Casey Mears #25 Chevrolet
08. Jimmie Johnson #48 Chevrolet
09. Scott Riggs #10 Dodge
10. Boris Said #60 Ford
11. David Ragan #6 Ford
12. Greg Biffle #16 Ford
13. Kyle Busch #5 Chevrolet
14. David Reutimann #00 Toyota
15. Ward Burton #4 Chevrolet
16. Carl Edwards #99 Ford
17. Matt Kenseth #17 Ford
18. Jeremy Mayfield #36 Toyota
19. Paul Menard #15 Chevrolet
20. David Stremme #40 Dodge
21. Johnny Sauter #70 Chevrolet
22. Regan Smith #01 Chevrolet
23. Kyle Petty #45 Dodge
24. Juan Pablo Montoya #42 Dodge
25. Jamie McMurray #26 Ford
26. Kurt Busch #2 Dodge
27. Tony Raines #96 Chevrolet
28. Ryan Newman #12 Dodge
29. Reed Sorenson #41 Dodge
30. Kasey Kahne #9 Dodge
31. J.J. Yeley #18 Chevrolet
32. Tony Stewart #20 Chevrolet
33. Joe Nemechek #13 Chevrolet
34. Jeff Green #66 Chevrolet
35. Bobby Labonte #43 Dodge
36. Dale Earnhardt Jr. #8 Chevrolet
37. Martin Truex Jr. #1 Chevrolet
38. Robby Gordon #7 Ford
39. Elliott Sadler #19 Dodge
40. Clint Bowyer #07 Chevrolet
41. Kevin Harvick #29 Chevrolet
42. Jeff Burton #31 Chevrolet
43. Dale Jarrett #44 Toyota (185.650 mph - the SLOWEST car !) (Champion's Provisional - his last !) :eek:

Erki

28th April 2007, 19:30

Funny that the RCR cars were the slowest qualifiers except Jarrett.

RaceFanStan

28th April 2007, 19:35

I doubt that Clint Bowyer, Kevin Harvick or Jeff Burton are laughing. :eek:

Jonesi

28th April 2007, 19:35

Well, Jeff Gordon got the pole ....
Some drivers weren't so lucky (or good enough) (or fast enough) (or ??????)
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/gr8link/dnq.jpg
Michael Waltrip #55 Toyota 190.045 mph
Brian Vickers #83 Toyota 189.977 mph
Dave Blaney #22 Toyota 189.526 mph
A.J. Allmendinger #84 Toyota 189.522 mph
Ken Schrader #21 Ford 189.144 mph
Mike Wallace #09 Chevrolet 188.999 mph
Kevin Lepage #34 Dodge 188.378 mph
John Andretti #37 Dodge 188.282 mph
Mike Bliss #49 Dodge 187.978 mph

It should be mentioned that Michael Waltrip was 20th fastest out of 52 cars, yet because of the top 35 didn't qualify. Due to it being an impound race, the 'must qualify on speed' cars are in qualifing trim while a bunch of the cars in the top 35 were already set up for the race and were much slower in qualifing.

RaceFanStan

28th April 2007, 19:39

It should be mentioned that Michael Waltrip was 20th fastest out of 52 cars, yet because of the top 35 didn't qualify.
Due to it being an impound race, the 'must qualify on speed' cars are in qualifing trim while a bunch of the cars in the top 35 were already set up for the race and were much slower in qualifing.
That makes perfect sense Jonesi, great point ! :D :up:
The make it on speed or go home cars had to concentrate on qualifying, the rest could afford to go with race set-ups. :s

dwboogityfan

28th April 2007, 19:52

Mikey missing the race isn't a huge shock but seeing Dave Blaney and Ken Schrader miss the race is a shame - particularly for the Wood Brothers. If NASCAR should protect any teams it should be the likes of the Woods who have done so much for the history of our great sport.

Erki

28th April 2007, 19:56

I doubt that Clint Bowyer, Kevin Harvick or Jeff Burton are laughing. :eek:

Yea, wrong choice of words on my side. :) "Interesting" or "weird" would have been better choices but oh well. But then again, DEI cars were there, Robby was there after being fast in both practices, Sadler should also be pretty fast.
I think/hope they all can find their way to the top pretty soon after the green flag drops. :)

RaceFanStan

28th April 2007, 20:02

I was surprised to see Dale Jr & Truex Jr qualify in the back but Jonesi's theory makes sense to me ...
The RCR & DEI cars likely had a race set-up on them because they knew they were "safely" in the field ...
however the DEI #15 car of Menard had to qualify on speed, so he likely had a qualifying set-up.

e2mtt

28th April 2007, 20:05

That is interesting:Gibbs, DEI, RCR, & Robby Gordon (who was flying in practice), all of whom run great in plate races, qualified right in the back. It is pretty obvious they were setting up for the race, not for qualifying.

31. J.J. Yeley #18 Chevrolet
32. Tony Stewart #20 Chevrolet
33. Joe Nemechek #13 Chevrolet
34. Jeff Green #66 Chevrolet
35. Bobby Labonte #43 Dodge
36. Dale Earnhardt Jr. #8 Chevrolet
37. Martin Truex Jr. #1 Chevrolet
38. Robby Gordon #7 Ford
39. Elliott Sadler #19 Dodge
40. Clint Bowyer #07 Chevrolet
41. Kevin Harvick #29 Chevrolet
42. Jeff Burton #31 Chevrolet

Talk about a strong draft coming up from the back of the field, especially all the teammates.

harvick#1

28th April 2007, 20:14

I doubt that Clint Bowyer, Kevin Harvick or Jeff Burton are laughing. :eek:

just wait for tomorrow, your gonna be sayin at the end of the race (or 10 laps in)

Where did they come from :p :

Harvick started 34th at Daytona and won so qualifying doesn't matter

RCR the past 3 years have not been power cars but great drafting cars and can get up to the front quickly and lead

Jonesi

28th April 2007, 20:14

That's the big problem with impound events. There's a bunch of fast guys at the back ready to run in the top 10 all day and a bunch in the front to middle of the pack, with cars on the razor's edge of handling and unstable in traffic just waiting for the first yellow pit stop to adjust them. That's just plain dangerous.

BTW This is the final race here for the old car, the fall race will be CoT.

RaceFanStan

28th April 2007, 20:35

It should be mentioned that Michael Waltrip was 20th fastest out of 52 cars,
yet because of the top 35 didn't qualify......

Michael Waltrip was in the race until David Reutimann took his laps & bumped Michael out ...
I wouldn't be surprised to hear Michael Waltrip drops back to 2 teams .....
Bye-Bye Reutimann ! ;) :laugh:

e2mtt

28th April 2007, 20:55

Michael Waltrip was in the race until David Reutimann took his laps & bumped Michael out ...
I wouldn't be surprised to hear Michael Waltrip drops back to 2 teams .....
Bye-Bye Reutimann ! ;) :laugh:

Insn't that about the 4th time David has done that?

harvick#1

28th April 2007, 21:01

Kyle Busch flips over :eek:

Sparky1329

28th April 2007, 21:16

just wait for tomorrow, your gonna be sayin at the end of the race (or 10 laps in)

Where did they come from :p :

Harvick started 34th at Daytona and won so qualifying doesn't matter

RCR the past 3 years have not been power cars but great drafting cars and can get up to the front quickly and lead

Exactly. They qualified in race trim but those cars will all race like gangbusters. Jr said his car was awful by itself but a rocket in traffic.

Erki

28th April 2007, 21:25

Kyle Busch flips over :eek:

Did someone bump him or what happened?

harvick#1

28th April 2007, 21:34

Stewart clipped him.

sort of like what Vickers did last year on Johnson

Rapier Racer

28th April 2007, 22:01

As a Kyle Busch fan (yes theres my pit jacket and cap hanging up) I cannot say I have a lot of love for Tony Stuart over the past few weeks I really want to see this man wrecked :mad:

*sits down calmly*

e2mtt

28th April 2007, 23:28

That was a pretty cool finish in the Busch race.

harvick#1

28th April 2007, 23:32

Cindy better have gotten a pic of that Finish :D

Cindy_AL

29th April 2007, 02:51

race aficionado

29th April 2007, 03:15

My man Juan was fun to watch today and it looked like he was having a lot of fun too.

He is mixing it up with the top dogs as he was doing his drafting/streaming/bumping/racin' thing and even though you can't see his face, I could visualize him smiling with his "I'm going to get to the front" look.

He is learning fast aint he?

Thanks Juan!

:s mokin:

harvick#1

29th April 2007, 03:32

I was more impressed with Kyle, he is in a low funded team and just showed that Talladega with the Busch rules is a great equalizer against the top teams, he ran in the top 10 and earned a top 5 finish today

race aficionado

29th April 2007, 03:54

There were in fact 4 rookies in the top 10 - and 2 were ahead of Juan.

Bravo for all four then!

:)

RaceFanStan

29th April 2007, 05:00

Stan,
I sent some pics to your yahoo addy in case you may have time to resize and post some of my pics. Theres no telling when I may get the opportunity.

I also got some gossip about Jr. He has a girlfriend. They have been dating since January. She is Jr's hauler drivers step daughter.
I've got them, I'll post them in a thread called Cindy's Dega Pics.
Your assignment is now to get a pic of Dale Jr's girlfriend. ;) :laugh:

Erki

29th April 2007, 10:07

Btw, today(29. April) is Michael Waltrip's birthday. Bet he's not very happy about not being in the race. :s
Also, Dale Sr would have become 56 today... ;(

dwboogityfan

29th April 2007, 12:07

Great Busch race yesterday and am hoping for similar from the Cup drivers today.
Jeff Gordon looks like he has the car to beat but am really looking forward to a great run for Sterling today. The #14 car looks to be very strong and Sterling knows how to win plate races. How long will it take the RCR cars and Jr to get to the front - I'd say not too long.
Finally good luck to 'The Hermanator' Kenny Wallace. Great qualifying run yesterday and its great to see a new single car team running pretty well against the might of Toyota.

Sparky1329

29th April 2007, 15:41

Btw, today(29. April) is Michael Waltrip's birthday. Bet he's not very happy about not being in the race. :s
Also, Dale Sr would have become 56 today... ;(

Michael's BD is tomorrow.

Erki

29th April 2007, 16:42

Michael's BD is tomorrow.

D'oh! Who feeds me wrong information? :evil: :)

Hoss Ghoul

29th April 2007, 16:49

What size fuel cell are they running?

I hope there is a long run with at least one green flag pitstop, and no dang cautions in the last 10 laps, that really ruins plate races.

Osella

29th April 2007, 20:35

Hmmm, 'debris caution' eh....must have been invented to help Tony out then ;)

veeten

29th April 2007, 22:01

Okay, who ordered the 'conga line' here?... :laugh:

e2mtt

29th April 2007, 22:49

Time to throw the beer cans.

harvick#1

29th April 2007, 22:54

oh man, I'd be throwing a Keg at Johnny Sauter for being so stupid.

Tony was pissed at Jamie, but I'm sad for Jamie, he got screwed out of this race

call_me_andrew

29th April 2007, 23:01

What size fuel cell are they running?

NEXTEL Cup runs 17.75 gallons at every race but Vegas this year.

harvick#1

29th April 2007, 23:02

Stan, don't do any of the results yet, cause they are gonna be changing very soon, from 4-7

dwboogityfan

29th April 2007, 23:13

Great race for 350 miles but the last 150 were a disappointment. Did anyone else worry about how long it took for NASCAR to throw the caution as Reutimann blew up? When the #00 had its problem McMurray was clearly the leader, however NASCAR seemed to wait 'til Jeff had passed before throwing the caution. I think this helped to decide the race.
On a plus side it was great to see Sterling dominate the first 30 laps or so. Just a shame the car faded but looks like 14th which is great for owner points.
Also strong runs for the likes of McMurray, Stremme and for a long time Kenny Wallace were nice to see.
I think 'Smoke' was a little harsh on Gilliland though - its likely the #38 had damaged steering so I don't think he deliberately dumped Tony.

call_me_andrew

29th April 2007, 23:19

Great race for 350 miles but the last 150 were a disappointment. Did anyone else worry about how long it took for NASCAR to throw the caution as Reutimann blew up?

I think that goes back to Daytona where they don't want to throw a caution so close to the finish. Besides, if there was oil on the track, the field wouldn't come back to it for about 50 seconds.

muggle not

30th April 2007, 00:04

Gordon was the class of the field today. Congrats to him on his win and for getting number 77 and also passing Earnhardt. He now has a lead of over 200 points. Great year so far.

Cindy_AL

30th April 2007, 03:34

I went to victory lane with Jeffypoo!!! :bounce:

We were likely on that show on Speed that has Kenny Wallace & Jimmy Spencer. We were in the background (winners circle) I dont get Speed so dont guess I will get to check. :mark:

R. Mears

30th April 2007, 06:34

Gordon was the class of the field today. Congrats to him on his win and for getting number 77 and also passing Earnhardt. He now has a lead of over 200 points. Great year so far.
So very true!! Dominant all day. But some Gordon bashers will claim the race was rigged somehow. Also the only reason I dislike the Gordon anti's is they have an uncontrolable urge to disgrace all of NASCAR by throwing tons of ship on the track when he wins, it's unfortunate but they're simply true lowlifes.

jeffmr2

30th April 2007, 11:29

I think it was a very sad day for nascar yesterday to see "fans" behaving like hooligans here again.I'll never wear any of my jr t-shirts again as dont want any association to these sort of people,its a shame as jr himself is so cool.Ive been looking into travelling over from the uk to the october event but feel very put off right now.Hopefully the beer can throwers are just a very small element of the fans and most are as friendly as Cindy.

Cindy_AL

30th April 2007, 14:54

Yes, most are friendly. Some fans are very passionate about their driver and when you mix that with ALOT of alcohol, theres just no telling what they will do.

Erki

30th April 2007, 14:55

Interesting to note that of the three drivers who had driven all plate races so far - Mikey, Schrader and Martin - none of them raced this time. :s hock:

ACTF_ZETT

30th April 2007, 15:24

NASCAR needs to turn back the clock in my opinion. I missed the entire race yesterday, and I hate to say it, but I am glad I did. I went to the White Sox game yesterday, and when I got to my car and turned on sirius radio, all they were talking about is how fans threw things on the track. Same thing on the way to work this morning. Would be nice if they would talk racing instead of fan behavior.

Anyways, NASCAR needs to shape up, and fast. First of all they need to set clear rules for when the caution should come out. I did not see the race, but I do know that when a car blows its engine, sometimes they throw the C, other times they dont. They need to take the same stance every time.

This RED flag for a green white checkered finish crap is BS. Run the races the correct length. I understand the not racing back to the caution rule (Which I hate but I understand), but red flagging races for a green finish is stupid. I think it took the Busch race an hour Saturday to finish the final 16 laps. What a waste of time. When I go to a race, of course I want it to end under green, but it shouldnt always be that way. One of these days they are going to red flag a race and some top car is not going to be able to restart. Its a joke. What if a 500 mile race needs to go 505 miles and cars start running out of gas. Its really driving me nuts.

Every race is ending in contravercy, its getting old.

BTW there was a plastic bag blowing down my street on Sunday evening. I ran out into the street with a yellow flag and made sure that cars went around it until it blew off the street. Things were pretty tense for a minute or 2.

blakebeatty

30th April 2007, 16:34

Hopefully the beer can throwers are just a very small element of the fans and most are as friendly as Cindy.

the complete retards that perform these acts are likely a small minority... but don't worry about them... soon enough you will not be allowed to bring cans into the race track, and they'll have to be spending $8 per beer at the consession stands...

jeffmr2

30th April 2007, 18:59

the complete retards that perform these acts are likely a small minority... but don't worry about them... soon enough you will not be allowed to bring cans into the race track, and they'll have to be spending $8 per beer at the consession stands...

Without theyre own cheap cans to throw tho maybe the'yll use larger objects like seats?
Are nascar actually planning on investigating what happened and issuing fines on the organisers or maybe even threaten to take a race off them.
Does this sort of thing happen at other tracks,its not something ive seen elsewhere.

blakebeatty

30th April 2007, 20:20

Without theyre own cheap cans to throw tho maybe the'yll use larger objects like seats?
Are nascar actually planning on investigating what happened and issuing fines on the organisers or maybe even threaten to take a race off them.
Does this sort of thing happen at other tracks,its not something ive seen elsewhere.

two years a go at the coca cola 600 when jimmie won his third in a row a couple morons in my section threw a can or two, but it was only a few people. phoenix this year, at gordon too... seems on this large a scale though, only talladega (as far as i can remember)

R. Mears

30th April 2007, 22:13

I was at the chicagoland raceway a few years ago and was one of the last few into the stands. Anyway out in the parking lot putting things away from tailgating 3 guys were walking by and walked up to this truck that had Jeff Gordon sticker,flags ect all over it. One guy ripped one of the flags off the truck and started opening coolers in the bed of the truck. I said "WHAT THE F*** DO YOU THINK YOUR DOING?" while his friends watched and said nothing until I did. Then his friends said yea don't do that. What's wrong with you? Exactly the kind of lowlifes that throw ship on the track. I was really disgusted after having such a good time tailgating with friendly strangers.

blakebeatty

30th April 2007, 22:24