Is it obvious to NASCAR now that it isn't "Toyota" that is dominating, it is the talent working at Gibbs?

Question

Is it obvious to NASCAR now that it isn't "Toyota" that is dominating, it is the talent working at Gibbs?

Answer 1

YES and I am so glad.  All that whiney 'he's only winning because he has more horsepower"  can now be put to rest.  But it won't be.  There will be something else to try and find fault with.

The kid can driver a flintones car and beat most of those cars out there.

Answer 2

Some of us always knew that.

Answer 3

It is finally realized now.  Kyle Busch last night just said s***w you Nascar and all you people and competitors who are complaining, you can stilll restrict me but I'll stil win.  Good for him.  Not giving up and any hindrance just makes him stronger and a better driver.

Answer 4

In Nationwide especially. The Gibbs #20 only had the fifth most horsepower among Nationwide cars. Roush and David Reutimann had more than Gibbs. They just have better drivers and crew cheifs setting up the cars.

Answer 5

i think it's always been obvious to everyone that the talent working at and driving for gibbs is dominating - particularly that of rowdy busch, who has dominated by being the driver with the most wins in both the nationwide and cup series this year.

and that's with four teams - braun's #32 nns team, jgr's #18 and #20 nns teams, and jgr's #18 cup team. add in the #51 truck team from billy balew, and kyle now holds the record for most wins across all series in the modern era. and he brought home the victory that put jgr over the top for most nationwide series victories in a season.

what a year, what a driver...

Answer 6

Did you know that the Toyota is the only car made in the US.

Ford and Chevy are made in Canada and Mexico.

What a sad commentary on outsourcing.

Answer 7

The answer was right there in your question.

Answer 8

It's Wild Thing's year to win the championship. Sorry, Junebug fans, but the writing is on the wall.

Congrats Wild Thing!

Answer 9

You can go a step farther and say it's the talent in the #18 car as well.