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Originally Posted by RedNeckRaider
I have said the #29 was faster and I agree the #88 could not out run him. I still think he could have rubbed and ran for the lapped cars. 3rd was the worst outcome and a chance at 1st. As far as the in the wall part once again I disagree, nobody needed to hit the wall and I don't think Dale Sr would have put him in the wall in that situation. I think he would have used the same move Jr used to get around the #18 I have watched the end of that race several times and we will just have to agree to disagree on this one  |
... and pumpkin, Dale Sr would've put Junior in the wall to get around him. Harvick gave him a push to let the 88 know that he had a faster car. But for some reason, you think Junior should've taken Harvick out. Because if Harvick's car remained in one piece, that race would've been red flagged.
Now that you have watched the race several times -- Junior pulled a hell of a crossover on Harvick. His diddy taught him well!
I thought we were going to discuss this:
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And it’s not as if Harvick doesn’t understand what it’s like to be in Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s position.
Just last year, Harvick himself was immersed in a 115-race stretch that spanned almost three full seasons where he failed to win a Cup points-race. A period of time which left him questioning the ability of his team and more importantly himself.
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