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Spannerhead29 (Nelson) wrote:Johnny Sauter wins the pole, Ryan Blaney 7th, Chad HackenonlyfanisBritish 21st, and both Norm Benning and JJ Cobb actually out-qualified someone other than themselves.

crl wrote:Welp, there goes Chad Hackenbracht's hopes of a Sprint Cup career.

navycook75 wrote:

crl wrote:Welp, there goes Chad Hackenbracht's hopes of a Sprint Cup career.

just because of a wreck on his first Truck start?

crl wrote:

navycook75 wrote:

crl wrote:Welp, there goes Chad Hackenbracht's hopes of a Sprint Cup career.

just because of a wreck on his first Truck start?

He wrecked a Cup driver's Truck. The sponsors don't care if it was a mistake. I wouldn't be surprised if they tell Kyle to find someone else. That's how much Cuppies have dictated the career paths of a lot of these folks in the series below.

crl wrote:Welp, there goes Chad Hackenbracht's hopes of a Sprint Cup career.

RealRacer4 wrote:

crl wrote:Welp, there goes Chad Hackenbracht's hopes of a Sprint Cup career.

Excuse me for attempting for derailing the thread. Now, I haven't seen or heard anything about what happened in tonight's race. I know I'm not an admin on this forum and I might come off as being rude, but I've noticed that you've been pretty harsh on some of the drivers like Marco Andretti, Hackenbracht, and even some of the other members on this site just because they have a different opinion from you. It just seems like you've been getting on some people's nerves lately. That's just me though.

crl wrote:

navycook75 wrote:

crl wrote:Welp, there goes Chad Hackenbracht's hopes of a Sprint Cup career.

just because of a wreck on his first Truck start?

He wrecked a Cup driver's Truck. The sponsors don't care if it was a mistake. I wouldn't be surprised if they tell Kyle to find someone else. That's how much Cuppies have dictated the career paths of a lot of these folks in the series below.

Cynon wrote:- If you take offense to something someone does, then take it to them privately (PMs are great things), because as mentioned by ernhrtfan, adult behavior is expected. Take whatever problems you have with someone to PMs. In other words, if you decide one day that Cynon is being a dick to someone unfairly, and you don't like it, shoot him a PM saying so.

RandomClassic wrote:Why are we arguing about Chad Hackenbracht's career being over or not?

We should be celebrating Jeb Burton's first win.

crl wrote:

RealRacer4 wrote:

crl wrote:Welp, there goes Chad Hackenbracht's hopes of a Sprint Cup career.

Excuse me for attempting for derailing the thread. Now, I haven't seen or heard anything about what happened in tonight's race. I know I'm not an admin on this forum and I might come off as being rude, but I've noticed that you've been pretty harsh on some of the drivers like Marco Andretti, Hackenbracht, and even some of the other members on this site just because they have a different opinion from you. It just seems like you've been getting on some people's nerves lately. That's just me though.

You could've saved some space if you'd just kept reading:

crl wrote:

navycook75 wrote:

crl wrote:Welp, there goes Chad Hackenbracht's hopes of a Sprint Cup career.

just because of a wreck on his first Truck start?

He wrecked a Cup driver's Truck. The sponsors don't care if it was a mistake. I wouldn't be surprised if they tell Kyle to find someone else. That's how much Cuppies have dictated the career paths of a lot of these folks in the series below.

And also:

Cynon wrote:- If you take offense to something someone does, then take it to them privately (PMs are great things), because as mentioned by ernhrtfan, adult behavior is expected. Take whatever problems you have with someone to PMs. In other words, if you decide one day that Cynon is being a dick to someone unfairly, and you don't like it, shoot him a PM saying so.

Alta wrote:Please don't tell me you're using rules for a counterargument, It's just a debate...Nothing of harm.

crl wrote:

Alta wrote:Please don't tell me you're using rules for a counterargument, It's just a debate...Nothing of harm.

No, RealRacer said he had a problem with some of the things I'd been saying lately, so, to keep this thread on topic, I posted Cy's rule so he could do it in the way the forum asks. But, perhaps, I should've expanded on what I said about Hackenbracht. I don't really know if the kid has talent; I haven't watched him race that much, but he had a good truck tonight, and he crashed while running well, and I'm just concerned at how KBM's sponsors would react to that. Not being quick to judge him off of one error (the sponsors), 'cause pretty much every time Kyle drives that truck:

RACECAR wrote:Also, I'm pretty sure it was already like this before the current era. Even so, I can name you examples where the sponsors have done this when the car was not owned by a cup driver/team. Remember Dollar General and how mysteriously Burney Lamar was not in as many races as he was first scheduled to in the 32, but Vickers Suddenly was in more? That was with Braun Racing, A non-afffilated Cup team.

Mother of Invention wrote:

RACECAR wrote:Also, I'm pretty sure it was already like this before the current era. Even so, I can name you examples where the sponsors have done this when the car was not owned by a cup driver/team. Remember Dollar General and how mysteriously Burney Lamar was not in as many races as he was first scheduled to in the 32, but Vickers Suddenly was in more? That was with Braun Racing, A non-afffilated Cup team.

Wasn't that KHI?


Or is that Keurtis Davis I am thinking of?

Also Main difference


Hackenbracht is bringing Sponsor money over.

bigdc48 wrote:Ryan Blaney's #29 Ford truck was found to be too low during post-race inspection. Possible penalties coming up.