Kyle Busch - deliberately puts another car into the wall

[garycat]

I don't normally watch Nascar trucks, but this is shocking behaviour considering the recent fatalities in motorsport

http://jalopnik.com/5856692/kyle-busch-banned-from...

[Henry Fiddleton]

What a f'ing idiot!

[anonymous-user]

Always going to happen when Nascar has decided they want drivers to sort things them selves

[Altrezia]

what a

[Sam the Mut]

what a bellend

[Melvin Udall]

To reiterate the above, what a ttring, bellend cock. After recent deaths in Motorsport, deliberately running people into the wall is out of order. Should be more than a single race ban.

[sherbert90]

I don't usually make sweeping generalisations, but NASCAR drivers really are fking retards aren't they?

As has been said, with the recent fatalities...it strikes me as bizarre that someone can be so blasé about other peoples lives, let alone someone else's.

What a fking tool.

[PhillipM]

Melvin Udall said:

To reiterate the above, what a ttring, bellend cock. After recent deaths in Motorsport, deliberately running people into the wall is out of order. Should be more than a single race ban.

It's been turning into bumper cars for a while, but as you say, right after what's just happened? His licence should be taken off him for 12 months.

[Crafty_]

Before we all get too excited NASCAR have parked him for the weekend, Hamlin took his place in the nationwide race and MacDowell gets his seat for the cup race.

The rumour is that sponsors aren't too happy and the team aren't either.

Likely that NASCAR will impose further penalties on him this coming week.

There are rumours that the team may park him for the rest of the season.

tux said:

Always going to happen when Nascar has decided they want drivers to sort things them selves

This is not "have at it boys". The idea of that is that you make the drivers responsible for their own actions.
What Kyle did was not a responsible act, hence he's been parked.

Hornaday did little wrong, putting him in the wall was totally unwarranted.

Melvin Udall said:

To reiterate the above, what a ttring, bellend cock. After recent deaths in Motorsport, deliberately running people into the wall is out of order. Should be more than a single race ban.

So if Wheldon and Simoncelli hadn't died it wouldn't be so bad ?

Edited by Crafty_ on Saturday 5th November 23:01

[Melvin Udall]

Don't be absurd, but when all eyes are on safety after the deaths, do you really want drivers punting each other off on purpose?

[zac510]

Watch y'all don't crash into each other in the race up to the moral high ground.

Death or no deaths, motorsport or any sport it was a dumb thing to do.

[Regiment]

sherbert90 said:

I don't usually make sweeping generalisations, but NASCAR drivers really are fking retards aren't they?

As has been said, with the recent fatalities...it strikes me as bizarre that someone can be so blasé about other peoples lives, let alone someone else's.

What a fking tool.

Eric Cartman "I'm just as poor and stupid as you" lol

[GravelBen]

Hope it doesn't give Hamilton/Massa any ideas!

[Crafty_]

Melvin Udall said:

Don't be absurd, but when all eyes are on safety after the deaths, do you really want drivers punting each other off on purpose?

What I mean is does it make any difference that we've had fatalities recently ?

The answer is no, it was a dumb thing to do and everyone knows it.

He's got anger management issues. Last year he sped on pitlane during a stop, got called back in to serve a penalty for it and stuck his finger up at a NASCAR official for quite a few seconds. Thats never going to go well, especially when there is a camera in the car that showed it live on ESPN.

Its probably just as well that he's not running in cup this weekend, Harvick would probably take him out if he was running.

Edited by Crafty_ on Sunday 6th November 10:01

[Richard-G]

Crafty_ said:

So if Wheldon and Simoncelli hadn't died it wouldn't be so bad ?

Edited by Crafty_ on Saturday 5th November 23:01

Good post crafty, I wish we had more posts like yours than usual the 'f##king moron' generic response which I always find quite uncomfortable as you can sense the point where the poster fully escapes up his own moral backside into a whole new world of smugness.

[Melvin Udall]

Richard-G said:

Good post crafty, I wish we had more posts like yours than usual the 'f##king moron' generic response which I always find quite uncomfortable as you can sense the point where the poster fully escapes up his own moral backside into a whole new world of smugness.

So I'm a fking moron? At least I have manners.

[eastlmark]

Bad thing to do, yes, but its stuff like this that the fans go for in NASCAR and makes it different to other motorsport. It was after the yellow so the speeds were not anywhere near racing speeds and the outcome was probably far worse than Kyle intended. Dumb? Yes. In anyway related to the Wheldon/ Simoncelli tradgedys? NO.

[Crafty_]

Melvin Udall said:

Richard-G said:

Good post crafty, I wish we had more posts like yours than usual the 'f##king moron' generic response which I always find quite uncomfortable as you can sense the point where the poster fully escapes up his own moral backside into a whole new world of smugness.

So I'm a fking moron? At least I have manners.

Read his reply again, he's not calling you a moron.

[Richard-G]

Melvin Udall said:

So I'm a fking moron? At least I have manners.

'what a ttring, bellend cock', is what you said, if that's a demonstration of your manners then I'd suggest they need improving. We have YouTube for comments like that.

[Melvin Udall]

No-one said it was related to the recent deaths. However, with oval racing you would think safety would be at the forefront of peoples minds, not ramming people into the wall. Busch deserves the book thrown at him.