Jeff Gordon..Intentional?

Question

Was todays "Accident" where Jeff Gordon bumped Kenseth into a spin intentional retalliation? I think so, What do you guys think?

Answer 1

Jeff always whines that if he gets bumped into the wall they shouldve given him more room (Tony tapped him into wall not too long ago and Gordon said he wasn't that fast and was going to move over but Tony should have given more. But if someone else is in front of him and is alittle slow he says he's hungry for the win oops sorry about that. Funny how now Hendrick is back in the points lead also by kenseth wrecking. Those Hendrick boys sure know how to work together don't they. I hope this just put a huge target on the 24 team and he misses the chase AGAIN. What a F A G!!!!

Answer 2

Jeff Gordon pretty much admitted that it was on purpose right after he said he was sorry and that he "didn't mean to do it" Jeff said that Matt had already blocked him twice and that when he got another run on Matt he wasn't about to let up,meaning I ran over him to get him out of the way.What else could those words have meant? This has pretty much become Jeff Gordon's typical driving style especially late in a race he's probably second only to Earnhart Sr in bump and run wins.As for Nascar taking any action I don't think it was clear cut enough for them to call it anything other than hard racing.Of Course we are talking about one of the top name drivers in the sport so for Nascar to do something to put Jeff in danger of missing the chase two years in a row I don't see that happening.Jeff also ruined Tony Stewarts day by causing the race to go into overtime.What really makes it so bad is Jeff obviously had the better car,had he shown the smallest bit of patience Jeff could easily have passed Matt without incident !

Answer 3

No! Gordon was just racing! I am not a fan of Gordon, or Kenseth (btw, it was Karma), but Gordon just gave a light tap like all the drivers do! Kenseth shoulda got the heck outta his way! Kenseth attracts drama (w/Kurt Busch, Gordon, Stewart)!

Answer 4

You are damn right! What a dirty racer! He is just trying to get even over the Bristol incident. I'm no Gordon or Kenseth fan (I'm a Bobby Labonte fan myself), but if antics like this continue without penalization, it will ruin my favorite sport. I also read that one responder said Kenseth checked up, but Gordon could have cleanly passed him on the outside!

Answer 5

It might not have been.

Kenseth did check up pretty noticeably and there wasn't anywhere else for Jeff to go.

(I am not a 24 or 17 fan)

Answer 6

Did u folks not watch the replay?
Kenseth was running out of gas and that caused him to spin out.
Jeff tried to go below to pass him but saw he couldn't do it, so he went up high.
Now if you watch the tape where Kenseth cut JEFF off and caused him to go into a wall,,,yeah, THAT was intentional.
Kenseth is trying to blame Jeff for his teams' stupidity!

Answer 7

Yeah! I think it was. Jeff is the only one that can tell you that for sure though, but I know Kenseth thought it was intentional. It was kind of ironic that with Kenseth crashing, Jeff's teammate Jimmie, went back into the points lead. hmmmm.

GO DALE GO!!!!!!#8

I♥Tony_#20

Answer 8

Of Course......He can't take but likes to dish it out.

You didn't see Kenseth come over in HIS helmet and give Jeff a Pu$$y Push, like Gordon did to him after the race at Bristol.


ARRRggggg

Talk like Pirate: Yours Grumpy

Answer 9

Wait until there is a little accident involving Gordon where he gets slammed into a wall and breaks both of his legs, hope it happens at the brickyard. Maybe he can follow in some other famous names at the brickyard and be forever remembered there for his last lap at a practice in turns 3 and 4.

Answer 10

It was so intentional! Gordon is a cheating little FAG!