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If Bob gets a ride and actually wrecks Edwards in ORP, it will be the best moment of the season, at the least.

I love YouTube:

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Of course he doesn't understand that Brad had no choice at Talladega.

Any updates on Bob's efforts to get in a car?

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Probably wont be any updates on Bob getting into a car until mid week. Alot of money has to come together and alot has to fall in place in order for something to come together withing a weeks time.

Wrong as in he made a mistake. His intentions werent to hit Carl, he just drove it in, made a driving error and bumped Carl. Thats what I mean by wrong. Trust me, Ive bumped people outta the way on the last lap, its racing. I just meant that Brad made a technical driving error by getting loose and sliding up into Carl.

Brian is basically saying on Facebook that if at all possible his dad will be in a car and he is all for roughing up Edwards.

I'm surprised there's any truth to that lol

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Just thought of this: What if Bob Keselowski is entered in the race? We all know he will be out there for one thing and one thing only, to take Carl out. Do you think Jack Roush will pull Carl out of the car to keep him safe? Do you think NASCAR will tell the Keselowski clan that if anything goes down, they will drop the hammer based on NASCAR's hypocritical double standards? Garuantee you that if Bob makes the race, it will be one of the higher rated Nationwide races of the year.

And NASCAR probably creamed their pants with that thought.

if they're smart they'll sponsor the whole thing and set it up like a boxing match. posters, commercials, you name it.
"the throwdown at irp"

its one way to get ratings

Greatest moment in NASCAR ever.

Carl is the man!

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Oh really? Put forth an argument, this should be fun.

Need a roll eyes smiley...

He's a troll. Argument over.

Isn't Speedworx the Casey Mears fan? I'm not around this forum enough, nor do I generally encourage member bashing, but... I mean... c'mon, it's like he's asking for it.

He's also the guy that hates Darlington races and loves Fontana races.

He does it to get a rise out of people.

Oh boy

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http://nascar.speedtv.com/article/speed ... -incident/

If I remember correctly didn't Harvick and Edwards have an argument one time which resulted in Edwards in a headlock?

I'm really not keen on Bob getting in a car whatsoever. It's completely unnecessary for family to get involved in stuff like this. Sam Hornish Sr. a couple years ago, Tom Logano on a couple occasions, and wasn't there a little tiff between Kurt Busch and Biffle's wives after an incident at Texas 4-5 years ago? I like that they interviewed him and got his very human reaction and stuff, but I'd really be disappointed if he still feels the need to get out there and fight his son's battle a week after those comments. Brad can take care of himself I'm sure, and I'd much rather see him deal with it however he chooses (right or wrong).

Personally, I think he ought to just find a good opportunity to really get Edwards in a costly way. Hurt him on the points near the Chase (or during it) or fuck him out of a sure win or something. I know Edwards has done a couple really shitty and dangerous things to Brad, but if Keselowski were to hook him head on into the wall at Indy (just as an example) or something similar, I'd be equally disappointed. The whole point of this, in my opinion, is that fueds and spats need to be settled in a relatively reasonable manner. I don't want to see a fucking bloodbath. Would be much more pleased if he finds a way to settle this second round without really putting Edwards in grave danger, just to show him how things should be done.