[Jackrabbit379]

Originally Posted by yoopr

good grief-I'm not a fan of either of them but in short track racing bumping and grinding is what it's all about.

That's what I like about the short tracks. Lots of spin outs, and stuff. :P

[Mr. Ford95]

I don't mind the bumping and grinding yoop, but you don't force your teammate to resort to that stuff by not cutting them any slack when they have a fender inside you for 20 laps. Gordon has had the chance a few times to do the same back to JJ and has not done it, he has pulled high and let him go on by. Guess JJ's commercial with Elliott Sadler is true, it portrays him as an arrogant a$$ and that's what it appears he really is after Sunday's actions and comments. Take away that entire team and give him Casey Mears' team, bet he doesn't run up front much.

[yoopr]

I agree BUT you don't think Gordon wouldn't have done the same?

[Jumbo]

Originally Posted by yoopr

good grief-I'm not a fan of either of them but in short track racing bumping and grinding is what it's all about.

Isn't the goal to have many more colors on your car at the end of the race than what you started with?

[Blacksheep]

Originally Posted by yoopr

I agree BUT you don't think Gordon wouldn't have done the same?

No, but I'm biased like that. :lol:

[Mr. Ford95]

I've seen him do the same, just like Earnhardt would do, make the car as wide as possible. Gordon has not done it to teammates though, he will not hesitate to do it to another competitor.

[WildK9]

straight up - Gordon should've dumped him! :wink: