How many Jr. fans think that he needs to stop being such a "nice guy" all the time??

Question

How many Jr. fans think that he needs to stop being such a "nice guy" all the time??

Answer 1

i with that, i think he should have kicked his a##

Answer 2

Jr. is a nice guy all the time it's who he is you can't change that or want to.  You know with that comes respect and he is the better driver because of it.  You can't change for the sake of changing stay true to yourself and stay in control

Answer 3

He could end his 2 year winless streak easily if he would be a little more aggressive in driving out there. Didn't he inherit any driving abilities from his father or just all of the fans?

Answer 4

I think he should start racing like his father!!!!! I like JR & he needs to start kicking butt!!!!!

****EDIT*****

No I DID NOT say to race like Kyle!!!!! I said like HIS FATHER!!!!!! Can you read???!!!!!!!!

Answer 5

I don't feel that he is such a nice guy.....He just dosen't place blame for stuff that is gonna happen....he is aware that stuff isn't always gonna go his way......Now if there is no question that someone puts him in the wall, he will say that.....he has done that in years past......He is his own man, and he dosen't care what people like or dislike about him.

Go Jr     and JRMotorsports!

Answer 6

So according to americanmade he should start driving like Kyle does and not give up track and do what needs to be done to win races.

Wow what a revelation. You mean everyone can do it but Kyle?

As for Jr admitting he was intentionally taken out.....are you for real? He is one of the biggest crybababies in the sport. "I had the car to beat and he didn't like it" how many times you heard that come out of his mouth. Or the promo for MRN race day radio that quotes Jr as saying "I don't think I can express my feeling on public radio"

Come there shadow nation. He is a marketing ploy, he is a name. He hasn't won in 2 full years cause he is not the god you all make him out to be.

Answer 7

he knows kyle obviously took him out, but he's too stubborn to admit it... I doubt he will ever man up and say he was ever intentionally wrecked

Answer 8

i belive he should i mean jr has took alot of c**p the past few years and has not done anything about it and with wht happened to jr sat. he should have spoke up because wht bush did was  uncalled for he should have not pushed as hard as he did and he should have not have gotten into jr he should have spun off the track to be honest with u i can not stand bush the way he races makes me sick but yes jr needs to step up and say some words to those who s***w the race over for him

Answer 9

He probably could do with a little of his father in him.

Sr. probably would of beat the h**l out of Busch for that.

Answer 10

first off I would like to see him be a guy and not a cry baby.

Answer 11

I wonder if he would have as many fans if he quit being a "nice guy". I think this quality endears him to many fans. Personally I'd like to see him get angry with Kyle Busch for wrecking him at Richmond.

Answer 12

I DONT SEE A PROBLEM, UNLESS HE LOSES RACES CAUSE OF IT, THEN HE NEEDS TO START KICKING BUTT!

Answer 13

I think he has a good approach to his ultimate goal of winning the championship.  Nothing he could have done, after the fact, concerning Kyle would change the outcome of what happened.  Just because he took the high road and didn't blast Shrub after the race doesn't mean he won't pay him back sometime.  Just because Jr showed some self restraint doesn't mean he's being too nice of a guy.

3 STR8 N 08!!!

Answer 14

I'd like to see Dale Earnhardt Jr. do the same things Dale Earnhardt Sr. use to do to win, even if it means making enemies.

Answer 15

What a classy interview he gave after the race. He sure could have ripped Wreckless Busch a new one, but left it alone. Good job Dale!

Just the opposite can be said about wreckless, he just had to harp on one of Earnhadrt's crew for coming to his pits and talking to him about his poor driving. Saying he WAS a good friend of his, but not now....  He is lucky he made it out of there unharmed!

Answer 16

Anything he "coulda, woulda, shoulda" said or done after the race wouldn't make the situation any better.  Probably only worse.  I was glad to see, as usual, Jr stay calm and held his head up.  I'm sure he wanted to confront Scrub, but that probably would have resulted in fines/suspension/loss of points.  

Jr was the better man...although when Scrub is concerned, it's not hard to be.

Answer 17

Well it all depends. If he's not a wat u call "Nice Guy" then he could end up getting penalized and points taken away. He's doing the right thing by not going off and getting angry.

Answer 18

I'm in with those who think it's nice he takes the high road. But even taking the high road, it was painful to watch the interview after the race.