Oh my goodness people, it's not like Carl hit Matt!
People, get use to Matt playing dirty when he's not doing well because that's what he did back when he raced locally in Wisconsin. He use to cause a wreck,(with a teammate/same sponsor) just to win.
Carl could've done this without cameras, but hey-what would all of you Cry baby Matt fans be crying about if it didn't happen.
Wow! Horseboy Edwards usually has a good hold of his temper. He must have been having a BAD day (ha). Poor Mattie, he was just trying to do an interview. It did look like Edwards was just goofing off, but then maybe Kenseth said a little sumpthin...
Posted by snowflake October 23, 2007 10:34 PM
Good god. That first comment makes us whinning Stewies look pretty decent. Looks like someone new found your blog, Jennifer.
Posted by Sal October 23, 2007 11:23 PM
Okay, here's the scoop:
Sunday at Martinsville, Edwards dove into a corner on a restart only to find traffic stacked up by a slowing Reed Sorenson. He banged into Kenseth, who returned the favor later with a bump that cost the No. 99 car a few positions on the track. The contact angered Edwards, already miffed that an electrical issue had forced him to turn off his cockpit fan. Walking out of the racetrack, he saw Kenseth standing by the pit wall waiting to be interviewed, and vented.
maybe we all got our first glimpse of the real cousin Carl.
Posted by justracethecar October 24, 2007 01:00 PM
Hit him or not,acting or not. Crazy Carl picking on little Matty Kenseth aint exactly manly. Even ask Betty from a couple entrys ago. She would be able to tell.
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