Tony isn't the size of him...and Tony has lost weight to fit in an F1 car which is a bit tighter than that of a Indy, so if he wanted to he could do it. People joking and slighting him off as if he couldn't is just silly. Also recent photos show JPM is still a little heavy, indy cars are not as tight as you think. If they were the Mario wouldn't be driving people around in a two seater.
I thought so but wasn't sure, which just shows he'll need to do something to keep money coming.
I wasn't saying he was, I was just making a joke (mostly at Jimmy Spencer's expense).
Yeah, Rob Kaufman pretty much cutoff the money train (Surprisingly, because of the Richmond incident) and that pretty much killed any chance for MWR to be back for 2016.
Be angry in 3...2...1...Have they made a ruling on Kenseth yet? If they penalize him i will be angry.
Dang......Old news, the final appeal hasn't concluded yet.
I want to say 5 years.Is there a rule like the Pro Football Hall of Fame for the NASCAR Hall of Fame regarding minimum length after retirement?
Yeah, I found it on their siteI want to say 5 years.
That doesn't really hurt in NASCAR as much as it does in other forms of racing.For the next race I mean, like a 30 grid spot penalty for the start of the next race.
This year alone, Erik Jones will have driven the 11, 18, and 20 cars in the Cup series. I don't suppose he is going to get into the 19 car before the end of the season.Erik Jones will drive the #20, not that anybody expected anything different.
This year alone, Erik Jones will have driven the 11, 18, and 20 cars in the Cup series. I don't suppose he is going to get into the 19 car before the end of the season.
Yeah, you're right, I guess you've got a point there.That doesn't really hurt in NASCAR as much as it does in other forms of racing.
I had the exact same thought earlier tonight!
I'll tell ya one thing, when he decides he's ready for Cup, he's gonna have a ton of experience behind him.