If you could eliminate any driver from the Nextel cup racing series, who would he be?

Answer 1

Kyle "Peabrain" Busch and his brother Kurt "I tried to get away with DWI" Busch.....
Maybe Jimmy Spencer could take 'em both out!

Answer 2

No. The Busch sequence is supposedly the subsequent step previously a driving force lands a Nextel Cup holiday; for this reason, those drivers favor all the publicity to the followers they can get. The Busch sequence drivers have a constrained following because the Nextel Cup drivers are continually "stealing the thunder" from them. The drivers who strictly race Busch can'tpersistent as "confusing" as they favor to at the same time as the Nextel Cup drivers are in a Busch race; for this reason they don't get an same high quality of experience they favor to be a much better driving force on the subsequent factor. The Busch drivers also extra publicity to all the Nextel Cup tracks - are you able to imagine creating use of on 2-lane roads all of your existence and then using on an interstate street without coaching? Or using on the interstates to study and then being informed you've topersistent on 2-lane roads assorted the time? i trust it would decrease down of assorted the wrecks. Having the Busch sequence racing at both the quick tracks for all time or on the tremendous speedways for all time isn't good both for the drivers or the followers.

Answer 3

To everyone who answered like a scumbag and couldn't give a real answer.. Hey novel idea folks: let's eliminate the competition. Good one. Let's just have it so that our driver can win b/c there is no competition just b/c we don't like them and claim to have a good reason. *rolls eyes* Seriously, ya'll need to know why you don't like a driver and stop giving generic answers. It gets really old. OMG they all whine, and OMG a lot of them can outrun your driver.. Geesh. Sorry, if they win races are near the top ten..Yeah, they obviously have the skill to be there. Racing is abot skill.. and those that have the skill deserve to be there.

Now, to answer you question, LOL. I would have to pretty much say let's get rid of driver's that teams bring in only for a race or two..*cough cough* road ringers. Nothing against them personally. I love a lot of them. Boris said rocks and I sure hope he can get his full time career going. However, I think it's lame to bring in a driver just b/c you can't race it. Drive or go home is my theory and if you can't get in than you shouldn't be allowed to have someone else get in for you (this is in no way directed at sub drivers for injuries, but only in incidents like today) If you can't qualify to get in than I guess you just aren't good enough to be in that race or the circuit.
There are driver's like Petty who do miserable week in and week out, but guys like him, and esp Petty enjoy what they do. Have you ever seen Kyle Petty not smile on race day?? If he enjoys it and wants to keep putting the money up for it and still not be competitive more power to him. He does a lot of good with what he does get as do a lot of the other driver's who don't see success.
I just think it should come down to ability and not money. Therefor, next year when you are seeing about 50+ teams.. Yeah, race or go home. YOu don't get in.. you don't get i. NO BUYING OF RIDES.

Answer 4

Jeff Gordon

Answer 5

Tony Stewart

Answer 6

Tony Stewart

Answer 7

I'm a Gordon girl.
I can't stand Smoke... but I d keep him just so I have someone to dislike.

As far as taking up too much realastate I would say Kyle Petty.
I think he's on the Petty name coat tails and it isn't working.
He's usually in the back 40

Answer 8

Kurt Bush

Answer 9

Robbie Gordon

Answer 10

Tony Stewert

Answer 11

Kyle Bush