Left the 29 twisting in the wind on a restart earlier. Later they hooked up again and the 33 is on the radio asking Kevin if he was there. Harvick replied I aint happy with you but lets go. He put RCR ahead of getting even~

Jeff should have won that race, jimmi was below the line.

Should move him up in the standings tho

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Carry on.

If your a Junior fan -- You got to love Rick Hendrick aligning his talented crew chief, Steve Letarte with Junior with this season. The #88 shares the garage with #48..

Letarte helped Jeff Gordon to one of the best seasons in a long time in 2007.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/6...rs-new-success

bleacherreport.com :facepalm:

It would have been no big deal if the 33 would have got on the radio and told him about the switch in advance~

LMAO


THE NEW YORK TIMES: A New Partnership Gets Quick Results for Earnhardt

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/20/sp.../20nascar.html



too bad the story was bought LMAO

Who did Bowyer hook up with on the restart?

I believe Bowyer's spotter is at fault -- I know the drivers can also cut in on another driver's scanner and make a deal.

He rehooked with Burton which would have been fine if he would have given the 29 a heads up~

Wow that worthless paper is still around?

RedNeckRaider: On the final lap, JimiJo came flying down the straightway, (when cars broke and went 4 wide) with a push from Junior. Bowyer & Harvick were beat, fair and square. J/M/O

Not sure what happened between Harvick, Burton & Bowyer during the restart. Interesting.


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Jimmie Johnson got a push by Dale Earnhardt Jr. on the final lap and edged Clint Bowyer and Jeff Gordon by .002 seconds for the victory at Talladega.


Lap 188 -- CHECKERED FLAG: Jimmie Johnson got the push he needed from Dale Earnhardt Jr. to win at Talladega. He edged Clint Bowyer by .002 seconds.

Lap 187 -- WHITE FLAG: Jeff Gordon leads at the line, heading to the final lap, with Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr. coming as well.

Lap 186 -- Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle go back to the lead, getting past Clint Bowyer and Kevin Harvick.

Lap 185 -- Dave Blaney spins out, falls out of the draft and his hopes are dashed. Clint Bowyer goes to the lead.

Lap 184 -- Carl Edwards goes to the lead.

Lap 183 -- As the Roush Fenway cars of Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle close in, Dave Blaney continues to lead.

Lap 182 -- Martin Truex Jr. and David Reutimann have gotten past Jeff Gordon and Mark Martin.

Lap 181 -- Jeff Gordon and Mark Martin are running third and fourth to Dave Blaney and Kurt Busch.

Lap 180 -- Dave Blaney is back to the lead with the help of Kurt Busch.

Lap 179 -- The four Hendrick cars are running right behind Kevin Harvick and Clint Bowyer.

Lap 178 -- Kevin Harvick and Clint Bowyer got past Jeff Gordon and Mark Martin to take the lead.

Lap 177 -- GREEN FLAG: Dave Blaney leads the field to green.

Lap 176 -- Jeff Gordon is up to third, and his teammate Mark Martin will restart right behind him.

Lap 175 -- Juan Montoya has torn up the entire right front of his car and has the remains of his tire flapping in the breeze. He and Ryan Newman hit pit road. Dave Blaney is leading.

Lap 174 -- YELLOW FLAG NO. 6: The caution comes out when Ryan Newman spins out on the backstretch.

Lap 173 -- Kurt Busch is now hooked up with Dave Blaney, but watch out: Jeff Gordon and Mark Martin are in the top 10.

Lap 172 -- Martin Truex Jr. leads the race.

Lap 171 -- Juan Montoya takes some damage after Ryan Newman nearly loses his car and turns into Montoya.

Lap 170 -- Clint Bowyer goes to the lead.

Lap 169 -- Regan Smith has been pushed to the lead by Paul Menard. Juan Montoya and Jamie McMurray are right behind them.

Lap 168 -- A very slow restart for Kevin Harvick as a confusion with Clint Bowyer and Jeff Burton left him alone.

Lap 167 -- GREEN FLAG: Clint Bowyer leads the field to green.

Lap 166 -- Clint Bowyer leads, with teammates Kevin Harvick and Jeff Burton behind him. Then come Dave Blaney and Regan Smith, each of whom has led laps today.

Jr is currently 3rd in points. I don't know if Letarte is the reason but something has changed. Hope it keeps up.

Thanks. It's a solid start.

I'm glad the 88 shares a garage with the 48. Also, Junior needs to qualify better at some of these tracks -- where position is important.

Steve and Junior's crew plays a pivotal part in the outcome of every race. Where would JimiJo be without Chad Knaus? I don't know.

Never said anything different. What happened was earlier, both recovered and Bowyer should only say sorry and thanks...as he owes the 2nd place to Harvick and in this situation did not deserve it. Harvick put team ahead of personal revenge. I guess Bowyer forgets when he was too chicken shit to sqaure up Hamlin last year and Harvick stood up for the team. I am sure this is lost on those who do not follow RCR but it is just further proof of why Childress favors Harvick over the other drivers~

He didn't pass while below the yellow line. It was legit.
Woooooo-hooooooooooo!!!!!!!!