The bump and run at bristol and chicago?

Question

2 things-

1. A lot of fans said that the new surface at Bristol didn't allow the old Bump and Run. Were you happy to see it last night? (I don't care if you like Busch it was awesome to see the Bump and Run)

2. I'm pretty sure we've seen the bump and run already this year. At Chicago, I'd consider what kyle did to jimmie as a bump and run. Do you?

Answer 1

It's called RACING people.  They all do it at one point.  Someone needs to send Kyle Busch some cheese to go with that whine.  If he can't stand the heat than he needs to get out of the kitchen.

Answer 2

Kyle did bump and run Jimmie at Chicago, I like Kyle but he got way too hot-headed at something he would do and has done. I was Bristol's bigest critic until this weeks Nationwide race. I do't know if I didn't like the track or if it's just that Sadler wasn't having the same success on it but I hated it. Now Sadler's running better and the racing was great so I like it.

Answer 3

You're a racing fan, huh?  Is it true that all racing fans are imbred hicks, or is it just you and your family?  Just wondering.

Answer 4

yes and yes, although at chicagoland it seemed more like the "ram-and-run" or the "push-and-run" - a variation used primarily on restarts and a skill kyle said he learned from jimmie himself i believe, amongst others...

and to be perfectly honest, this is exactly what i have said in at least a handful of answers over the past month or so - i'd much rather watch a "war" like the one going on between kyle and carl as it is now than simply watch kyle run away with it all. of course i want kyle to win that "war," but i know he won't always win every "battle." i just hope he wins when it counts the most - at the awards ceremony in november...

as a side note, the points you bring up about bristol and beyond are already part of a great commentary on nascar.com: http://www.nascar.com/2008/news/opinion/...