In case you missed the race at Watkins Glen this past weekend, this is the confrontation that happened between Juan Pablo Montoya and Kevin Harvick:
Even after Harvick acknowledges that it was Martin Truex Jr. that caused the wreck, he manages to continue verbally beating up Montoya. Montoya gets such a bad rap.
Kyle Petty was so mad at his misfortune at the Glen that he punched a door inside his hauler after the race and broke his hand. This was his first DNF this season. It is unknown if he will be able to race at Michigan this weekend. Quite honestly, I didn't know he had it in him to get wound up like that...
To make matters worse, John Andretti who they have used in the past as a backup driver in the event that Kyle couldn't drive, will not be available as a fill-in because he is driving the remainder of this year for BAM racing, driving the No. 49 car.
So what you are saying is that Montoya isn't just the idiot who has been involved in a lot of wreaks either caused or collected. Better watch some NASCAR NOW. He is a liability, going into the CHASE because he will crash the points leader to get to 10th place. He has no respect for the other competitors because he hasn't been driving Cup long enough.
Harvick looks like he has lost some pounds recently. He is really pale and gaunt looking.
Posted by Sal August 14, 2007 11:18 PM
Tony Stewart said that they should have taken off the headgear.
Of course we all know there is no loss of love between Montoya and Stewart. Good thing because most 20 fans don't like the 42 car anyway.
Posted by Mac August 15, 2007 03:56 AM
Has everyone noticed that drivers and commentators have trouble saying his full name, so they say 42 car or Montoya. It's funny just watch, you will see.
Also the ESPN commentator talking to JR , after his car quit called him Dave.
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