Kyle Bush

[Chubminnow]

Like it or not, Toyota helps pay for the roads that you drive on each day here in Kentucky. The tax money they pump into this state should override any mixed emotions you have about a Toyota winning a race. Toyota is built by Kentuckians, Americans who work hard for a living. Trying to degrade their product is an insult to them, and an insult to the USA...sorry but Toyota bashing is unpatriotic.

I didn't degrade their product, just wrote that one can't be to happy about seeing a Toyota win the race. Guess you think I'd still be unpatriotic if I said the same thing about a Ford or a Dodge. Hell fire man, Ford's right here in my hometown and I still don't want to see them win...

Art Carney, you need to think before you type next time bud.

Touche'

[elnutsmalljaws]

Certainly NOT one of my favorite drivers but the guy can flat get it done without wining. While Jeff Gordon, Dale Jr. J Johnson and some others cried like teenage school girls and repeatedly thru that track under the bus, Bush kicked their butt. Not only did he win the truck race and the QS 400 he said good things about the track and the people of Kentucky. I thought Jeff Gordon was gonna break out in tears over the bumpy track, but I've always thought of him as a girly boy anyway. I was surprised to see Dale Jr busting on the track though, of course he hasn't won a race in 10 years so I guess it's automatic to start the excuses well before race time.

Dale Jr. is the MOST OVER-RATED NASCAR DRIVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD!!!! For as much Hype as he gets, 3 wins since the beginning of 2005 which covers over 200 races. Not sure who is hyped more, JR or Danica Patrick. I know I will get absolutely KILLED by all the NASCAR veterans here but for the casual observer, you would think as much as JR is mentioned he would be the 17 time defending champion. I know he started his career with several victories in the first few seasons but 3 for 200 is not really knocking them dead and CERTAINLY not in proportion to all the talk about him.