Professur
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Hmmm. Noone posted anything. Only the biggest race in NASCAR. Well, I'll post a quick review.
The president flew in on Air Force One Point Five.
Leane Rimes attempted to sing the anthem, but wound up yodelling.
Her wardrobe didn't malfunction. But her top was flimsy enough that we all saw her nipples anyways. Someone buy that girl a bra, willya
Fly over was by 2 F-15s and a Stealth Bomber. Tres cool
Earnhart Jr. got bumped to the pole, since the pole sitter had to change an engine.
Raugh (sp) engine got a serious black eye when several of their engines blew up early into the race.
Last years winner Micheal Waltrip made the 11 o'clock news on nearly every channel with a spectacular series of barrel rolls. Ending on his roof. After yelling at the safety crew for 5 minutes that they couldn't cut him out, since there was a fucking car on top of him, they rolled the car right side up and he climbed out under his own power. Both car cams were still working well, despite the roofcam sitting several feet away from the actual car. The view of it being carried back and dumped on the wreck was worth the price of admission.
With 50 laps left, there was a clear separation from the rest by the 20 car in first place, the 97 in 17th and the 8 in second, right behind the 97. The 97 being 2 laps down thanks to the 8 earlier on. When the 8's spotter spoke to the 97's spotter to try and arrange a deal, well ... that he was rebuffed was an understatement.
With about 30 laps to go, knowing that he wasn't going to get any help from anyone, the 8 pulled off a stunning pass of the 20, and held the lead til the end, despite cooperation by the 20 and 97.
Review. DEI (Dale Earnhart Inc) was the story of the day. Dale Earnhart Jr. winning his first Datona 500, six years to the day that his father, Dale Sr. won his first and 3 years to the day of his death. And, Micheal Waltrip, his teammate, won the booby prize for best wreck. Who took second? Who cares, he's a loser anyways.
The president flew in on Air Force One Point Five.
Leane Rimes attempted to sing the anthem, but wound up yodelling.
Her wardrobe didn't malfunction. But her top was flimsy enough that we all saw her nipples anyways. Someone buy that girl a bra, willya
Fly over was by 2 F-15s and a Stealth Bomber. Tres cool
Earnhart Jr. got bumped to the pole, since the pole sitter had to change an engine.
Raugh (sp) engine got a serious black eye when several of their engines blew up early into the race.
Last years winner Micheal Waltrip made the 11 o'clock news on nearly every channel with a spectacular series of barrel rolls. Ending on his roof. After yelling at the safety crew for 5 minutes that they couldn't cut him out, since there was a fucking car on top of him, they rolled the car right side up and he climbed out under his own power. Both car cams were still working well, despite the roofcam sitting several feet away from the actual car. The view of it being carried back and dumped on the wreck was worth the price of admission.
With 50 laps left, there was a clear separation from the rest by the 20 car in first place, the 97 in 17th and the 8 in second, right behind the 97. The 97 being 2 laps down thanks to the 8 earlier on. When the 8's spotter spoke to the 97's spotter to try and arrange a deal, well ... that he was rebuffed was an understatement.
With about 30 laps to go, knowing that he wasn't going to get any help from anyone, the 8 pulled off a stunning pass of the 20, and held the lead til the end, despite cooperation by the 20 and 97.
Review. DEI (Dale Earnhart Inc) was the story of the day. Dale Earnhart Jr. winning his first Datona 500, six years to the day that his father, Dale Sr. won his first and 3 years to the day of his death. And, Micheal Waltrip, his teammate, won the booby prize for best wreck. Who took second? Who cares, he's a loser anyways.
