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January 30, 2014 at
09:57:05 AM
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Posted By: buzz rightrear on January 29 2014 at 11:13:31 PM
you don't know jack.
not only have i spent my hard earned money paying the bills to fund my own small time racing, but i have spent many hours in the shop working so other people can tear stuff up. if you are worried about tearing stuff up, you are in the wrong sport. you risk tearing stuff up for nothing, so to bend something easily replaceable during victory shouldn't be a problem. especially the biggest victory in your teams history.
and my comment was my opinion. i doubt tim would want to run for you, so you won't have to worry about him bending something during a $30,000 victory celebration.
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TK's dad Brent ran a car my family was the head wrench and I was crewing back in the midwest for a CRA tour, heck even parked it in victory lane one night. No doughnuts by BK that night, just some cold beer.
Who says I don't know Jack, I know Jack Hewitt, is that good enough! LOL
I'm moving on, racing kicks off next weekend in Florida. Have a good day buzz.
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January 30, 2014 at
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TK is the man. for you crybabies who think it was wrong to put on a show for the fans after he won the biggest race of the year in Australia... you need to go get laid, and keep your peanut gallery comments to your self.
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January 30, 2014 at
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Posted By: WIsprinter on January 30 2014 at 09:57:05 AM
TK's dad Brent ran a car my family was the head wrench and I was crewing back in the midwest for a CRA tour, heck even parked it in victory lane one night. No doughnuts by BK that night, just some cold beer.
Who says I don't know Jack, I know Jack Hewitt, is that good enough! LOL
I'm moving on, racing kicks off next weekend in Florida. Have a good day buzz.
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Both of the drivers you mention would probably agree that you have your head up your ass on this topic. Buzz does know what he is talking about. One driver in the area that both Buzz and I saw a lot of racing in (he more than I of course because he is - well - old(er) ) spent better than two decades tearing up stuff spectacularly with only one main event win to show for it in the end. That driver was always loved, funnier than hell, and always had PLENTY of help in his endeavors.
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January 30, 2014 at
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Posted By: Casprintman on January 27 2014 at 10:47:24 AM
Love the passion and the celebration. So he bent up a wing big deal!
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Well if that is what the car owners want to see put me in the seat I won’t do any silly little donuts I will win and drive it straight threw the fence down in one after the checkers. No messing around hear.
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January 30, 2014 at
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Posted By: dirtsprint on January 30 2014 at 06:35:41 PM
Well if that is what the car owners want to see put me in the seat I won’t do any silly little donuts I will win and drive it straight threw the fence down in one after the checkers. No messing around hear.
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there is always that one nit wit that confuses total stupidity with celebration.
TK knows how to celebrate.
while not every owner would want the wing torn up, there are some that don't have a problem if the celebration gets a little wild.
now if the owner told the driver to launch it though the fence, well..........
people make a big deal out of a driver even doing donuts. donuts don't do anything to the car that racing doesn't.
not a darn thing.
to indy and beyond!!
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