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Tristar Racing
May 17th, 2008, 17:31
As Robby said over the radio, of course it was Kahne.

If its not fixed, how about Nascar shows vote totals.

Robby continues to have awful luck, but Walter seems to be what the team needs. Time will tell...

Im kidding of course about the fixing, but it does make you wonder...

RGFan
May 17th, 2008, 17:59
Not you too Matt........ Remember, the band wagon fans were cheating with Fly's voting program to start with......Sounds to me like karma bit the Uprising in the arse. All RG had to do was win......Of course Nascar fixed the vote...Who would they rather have in, one of their most popular drivers with one of the biggest sponsors in nascar or RG, with a part time sponsor.......Money talks and BS walks...Fair, no.....But life is never fair.

randy s
May 17th, 2008, 18:18
As Robby said over the radio, of course it was Kahne.

If its not fixed, how about Nascar shows vote totals.

Robby continues to have awful luck, but Walter seems to be what the team needs. Time will tell...

Im kidding of course about the fixing, but it does make you wonder...

i guess you have to do a few of them commercials where you have a bunch of ole' hides chasin' the young, cute, proper surerstar all american racer with a trunk fulla cold buds and a potato in his pants all over the south. oh kasey. i'm just teasing. i've got nothing against those girls. or cute little kasey either. rg is'nt as cute . kasey does'nt have a 90 mile an hour fasthelmet either. nascar does'nt care much for ole rob i'm afraid. too bad. so sad. was it fixed? a slightly different, more distinguished term might be in order. pre-determined is the right choice of words i'd say. these nascar guys running the show are'nt gonna ever do our boy any favors. that's obvious by now even to the most casual observer. it's more like rasslin' nowadays.

RGFan
May 17th, 2008, 19:56
Ouch!!!! Kahne robs one from RG and ends up winning the million.....karma

NicksTrix
May 17th, 2008, 20:32
kasey's got the first few rounds covered at his place tonight for sure!
congrats to the 9 team.

outlaws1000
May 17th, 2008, 21:34
WOW!! RG as you groupies call him, just plain and simple has no talent. I do not understand the "I love RG threads you guys start." He has done nothing in NASCAR and on the dirt, well nothing there either. For every race you say he has one there is ten he lost or did not finish. I know, I know he is the icon of dirt racing in your world, but in reality he is NOT. No one stole any win from him he gave it to them with lack of talent.

mattb
May 17th, 2008, 22:11
WOW!! RG as you groupies call him, just plain and simple has no talent. I do not understand the "I love RG threads you guys start." He has done nothing in NASCAR and on the dirt, well nothing there either. For every race you say he has one there is ten he lost or did not finish. I know, I know he is the icon of dirt racing in your world, but in reality he is NOT. No one stole any win from him he gave it to them with lack of talent.

You are what we call an "Idiot." You need to look at the big picture. How about rooting for the underdog in NASCAR instead of being comfortable being a groupy- I say- you and your friend's need to put on your Michael Waltrip shirts, go down to NAPA, and go enjoy how you relate to him in personality and average speed.

In the desert- stop. Go to a race. Them come back and post. Appearently you haven't seen it happen up close.

Lastly in an off note- he actually is very impressive behind the wheel of a motorhome too. Saw him "unwedge" his motorhome at "Papagayo's" (Ensenada, since you've probably never been to Mex) in impressive fashion.

One more thing- I'm not in his cult. He's just fun to watch.

outlaws1000
May 17th, 2008, 22:19
WOW!!! Ruffled your skirt!!! I have been to a lot of races there "idiot" I stole your word haha. Why would I root for the underdog?? How about Montoya there's an underdog.

Tell me oh wise one what has RG done for NASCAR???????

And what makes him sooooo fun to watch on dirt???

Also what's the big picture???

Your best arguement is him behind the wheel of a motorhome or was that his NASCAR oh well he drives them the same slow and steady.

harleys dad
May 17th, 2008, 22:38
WOW!! RG as you groupies call him, just plain and simple has no talent. I do not understand the "I love RG threads you guys start." He has done nothing in NASCAR and on the dirt, well nothing there either. For every race you say he has one there is ten he lost or did not finish. I know, I know he is the icon of dirt racing in your world, but in reality he is NOT. No one stole any win from him he gave it to them with lack of talent.
WOW, RGfan is gonna be pizzed

outlaws1000
May 17th, 2008, 22:42
Well, it is my opinion.

firedog
May 17th, 2008, 22:46
WOW!! RG as you groupies call him, just plain and simple has no talent. I do not understand the "I love RG threads you guys start." He has done nothing in NASCAR and on the dirt, well nothing there either. For every race you say he has one there is ten he lost or did not finish. I know, I know he is the icon of dirt racing in your world, but in reality he is NOT. No one stole any win from him he gave it to them with lack of talent.

I guess that you must have a better resume than RG?! see below! or you must have done much better in your motorsports career? or you must be jealous? You list Trophy Truck in your profile, just curious who you drive for? I personally root for RG because he is an underdog, owns his own team and is somehow making it work and still finds the time to come and race in the desert where he got his start and where his love still is. If it wasn't for his NASCAR racing, chances are he might not be racing in the desert. He also brings a great amount of exposure to our wonderful sport.

Career Highlights: (something not mentioned, I believe he holds a track record at the Race of Champions against the best in the world?)

ROBBY GORDON > Career Highlights
2005
Started his own NASCAR NEXTEL cup team with Jim Beam, Harrah's and Menards as sponsors. Ran second at Watkins Glen.
2005
Became first American to win a stage in Dakar. Gordon also scored his second victory during the 16 day event. Eventually finished 12th in his first outing.
2004
Competed in the Memorial Day Double with his own Indy Car.
2004
Competed in his final year with Richard Childress Racing. Started his own NASCAR Busch team that competed in 26 events. Gordon scored his first win as a driver/owner at the Emerson 300 at Richmond.
2003
Robby sweeps the road courses in Winston Cup by winning his third Cup race at Watkins Glen. Gordon became the fourth driver to win both road course events in a season joining the likes of Jeff Gordon, Rusty Wallace and Tim Richmond. In both road course events Gordon scored maximum points by leading the most laps and winning the events.
2003
Gordon gets his second career (first road-course) NASCAR win at Sonoma by out duelling Jeff Gordon in the final laps.
2003
Attempted the Memorial Day Double Duty. Started 3rd in th Indy 500. Finished 22nd after the Budwiser/Archipelago/Motorola IRL car suffered gearbox failure. Drove the Cingular Wirless Monte Carlo to a 17th place finish in the rain shortened Coca-Cola 600
2003
Won the season opening Gatorade Twin 125 at Daytona driving the Cingular Wireless Monte Carlo.
2002
Finished 3rd in the Baja 1000.
2002
Completed first full Winston cup season driving the #31 Cingular Wireless Monte Carlo. Garnered five top-10 finishes, highlighted by a third-place finish at Watkins Glen in August. He finished 20th in the season standings and cashed in to the tune of $3,054,240.
2002
Competed in the 1100 mile "Double" - The Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 in the same day, finishing 8th and 16 respectively
2002
Finished second overall at the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona
2001
Electrfied the crowd at the Race of Champions in Spain (Rally Car All-star event)
2001
Won first Winston Cup race at Loudon, New Hampshire in tenth start in the No. 31 Lowe's Chevrolet owned by Richard Childress.
2001
Named to replace Mike Skinner in the No. 31 Lowe's Chevrolet for the remainder of the season after Skinner decided to have surgery to repair an injured left knee. July - Earned fifth-place finish in career-first Busch Series event at Watkins Glen International behind the wheel of the No. 21Richard Childress Racing entry (started third). June - Finished NASCAR Winston Cup career-best second at Sears Point Raceway driving in a substitute role for the No. 7 Ultra Motorsports team. May - Qualified in the third position and led 22 laps in the Indy Racing League (IRL) Indianapolis 500 in a car co-owned by Richard Childress and A.J. Foyt
2000
Returned to NASCAR Winston Cup Series in 17 events as driver for team he owned with Mike Held and John Menard.
2000
Earned fourth-place finish at Watkins Glen International and claimed ninth place at Sears Point Raceway
2000
Qualified fourth and finished sixth in Indianapolis 500 in car he co-owned with Held and Menard
1999
Lost lead on the final lap of the Indianapolis 500 after running out of fuel and was relegated to the sixth position. Led 33 laps after starting from the fourth position.
1999
Scored seven top-10 finishes in the CART FedEx Championship Series. Logged 20th-place finish in season point standings as the series' only driver/owner.
1999
Finished fifth in Baja 1000 driving own Trophy Truck in SCORE International Off-Road Series
1998
Competed in one NASCAR Winston Cup race at Sears Point Raceway for car owner Buz McCall. Started from the 18th position and ran in the third position most of the event before the suspension broke.
1998
Raced full season in CART FedEx Championship Series for Arciero-Wells Racing
1997
Earned career-first NASCAR Winston Cup pole position in March event at Atlanta Motor Speedway driving for car owner Felix Sabates in 20 events
1997
Logged fourth-place NASCAR Winston Cup finish at Watkins Glen International driving for Sabates
1997
Qualified 12th for the Indianapolis 500 with team he assembled and ranwith the financial backing of Team SABCO. Was running in the second position when a cockpit fire on lap 19 ended his day. Suffered second and third-degree burns on his hands, wrist and right thigh that sidelined him for one month.
1997
Finished seventh at Fontana in CART Series season finale driving the Hogan Racing Reynard Mercedes in only event he entered that season
1997 Scored second-consecutive second-place finish in International Race Of Champions (IROC) point standings
1997
Scored second-place finish in Baja 1000, the only SCORE International Off-Road Trophy Truck event he entered that year
1996
Competed in late-season NASCAR Winston Cup events at North Carolina Speedway and Phoenix International Raceway for Sabates, and at Lowe's Motor Speedway for Dale Earnhardt, Inc., after joining Team SABCO in August.
1996
Drove third full season for Walker Racing in the PPG Indy Car World Series
1996
Finished runner-up in the IROC point standings
1996
Earned career-first SCORE International Off-Road Trophy Truck class championship, winning four of the seven events. Finished third in the Baja 1000. First-ever driver in series to win three races in arow.
1995
Logged career-first PPG Indy Car World Series victories at Phoenix and Detroit for Walker Racing. Drove full season for Walker Racing and competed in the Indianapolis 500.
1994
Drove full season for Walker Racing in the PPG Indy Car World Series and competed in the Indianapolis 500
1994
Drove in first NASCAR Winston Cup event for newly-formed Kranefuss-Haas Racing team at Michigan (started 38, finished 38)
1993
Drove for Robert Yates Racing in the DieHard 500 at Talladega Superspeedway. Started from the 14th position and ran in the top five before becoming involved in an accident that relegated him to the 42nd position.
1993
Earned fourth-consecutive IMSA GTS class win in the 24 Hours of Daytona for Roush Racing
1993
First full season in PPG Indy Car World Series driving for A.J. Foyt Racing. Competed in the Indianapolis 500
1992
Scored third-consecutive IMSA GTO class win in 24 Hours of Daytona for Roush Racing. Won IMSA GTO event at Del Mar, Calif., after leading all 48 laps and starting from the pole.
1992
Logged seven starts for Chip Ganassi Racing during first season in the PPG Indy Car World Series
1992
Captured win in career-first Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Trans-Am event after starting from the pole at Long Beach, Calif. (Roush Racing entry)
1991
Made NASCAR Winston Cup debut in Daytona 500 (finished 18th). Competed at Richmond International Raceway (started 35th, finished 26th).
1991
Claimed second-consecutive IMSA GTO Series class win in 24 Hours of Daytona for Roush Racing. Also won five additional IMSA GTO events.
1990
First season of professional automobile racing. Won in IMSA GTO Series in 24 Hours of Daytona for Roush Racing. Won four IMSA events and finished second in IMSA GTO season championship point standings.
1990
Won pole position in career-first stock car superspeedway event in ARCA race at Atlanta Motor Speedway for car owner Junie Donlavey
1990
Won SCORE/HDRA Heavy Metal Off-Road Championship. Won four of the seven series events driving for Veneble Racing.
1989
Won the SCORE/HDRA and MTEG championship. Won the Baja 1000 in a solo drive. Won four off-road truck races for Veneble Racing and the first championship for the Ford factory team. Elected to the MRWBA Auto Racing All-American Team.
1988
Won third-consecutive SCORE/HDRA championship. Signed contract with Veneble Racing.
1987
Earned second-consecutive SCORE/HDRA championship. Teamed with father to win three racesen route to capturing the championship and Rookie-of-the-Year honors. Raced own Mickey Thompson car.
1986
Won SCORE/HDRA championship. Teamed with father to win four off-road events.
1985
Won the first off-road race he entered while sharing driving duties with Frank Arciero. Captured victory in first Mickey Thompson stadium series event he entered.

Mot51560
May 17th, 2008, 22:46
Well, it is my opinion.

Sometimes opinions are best kept to yourself.

outlaws1000
May 17th, 2008, 22:51
Career highlights stop at 2005??? HUH.......Well, to start out I relied to a thread that was titled "FIXED" remember?

It seems to me that the RG fans have a bag of excuses, right? I merely pointed that out. Don't spout off old driving records and get all upset we all have our own opinions, right?

outlaws1000
May 17th, 2008, 22:52
Well, I will keep them to myself or at least a group with open minds.

firedog
May 17th, 2008, 23:03
Career highlights stop at 2005??? HUH.......Well, to start out I relied to a thread that was titled "FIXED" remember?

It seems to me that the RG fans have a bag of excuses, right? I merely pointed that out. Don't spout off old driving records and get all upset we all have our own opinions, right?

oh I forgot to mention that he won a stage at the Dakar make up rally and beat Sainz on that day. That was this year. If anyone didn't have a past then they would be nothing. If Richard Petty didn't win all those races throughout his career then he would not be called "the king of nascar". I'm not making any excuses just pointing out the facts with RG's accomplishments.

outlaws1000
May 17th, 2008, 23:09
So you agree that the race tonight was not fixed? He lost fair and square? And by the way "you mean you forgot to copy and paste that."

Your comparing Richard Petty to RG?

firedog
May 17th, 2008, 23:22
I did not say anything about being "fixed"! I was replying to your comments that "He has done nothing in NASCAR and on the dirt, well nothing there either" If he didn't win then he lost, right???? like all the others that didn't win tonight. "you mean you forgot to copy and paste that" Sorry I'm not perfect and it wasn't on the web page that I searched. No I'm not comparing Richard Petty to RG, just saying that if you have a past of accomplishments they help to define your career. For Rg his career in motorsports, which in my opinion is something to be proud of. I know I would be if I was making a living racing cars, trophy trucks, dakar h-3's, indy cars ect.

Tristar Racing
May 18th, 2008, 07:55
Wow, someone needs to chill out.

First off, you forgot Robbys most recent Baja 1000 win, which I believe was 06.

Second, by fixed I meant the fan vote, and I was purely being humorous, nothing was serious about my post. If it was fixed, who cares? Its a not points event. Outlaws1000, I hope your rant allowed you to pat yourself on the back this weekend. For me, it cracked me up that your willing to argue in a thread that was created purely as a joke. I guess your the joke at this point...

Racbaja
May 18th, 2008, 07:56
"Your comparing Richard Petty to RG?" RG as we call him, is a more talented overall racer. Hell Robby still goes to the BMX track in Orange when he is home according to my sources at the ABA. Oh yea this is comming from a 45y/o man who has raced many years in one thing or another. You are entitled to your opinion, but comming on a website that pro RG and calling people out is idiotic.


Ron Plunkett

outlaws1000
May 18th, 2008, 09:12
Fixed is having the "groupies" I mean fans vote for the same person over and over and over. We also can call names all day and night or I can be the bigger person and sit back and allow you rg fans to call me names. Well, at least this thread is worth reading.

woundedyak
May 18th, 2008, 09:26
Wow! Only 22 post and made this many friends. Why don't you hang it up for awhile and come back once your nut's drop!

Tristar Racing
May 18th, 2008, 09:29
Fixed is having the "groupies" I mean fans vote for the same person over and over and over. We also can call names all day and night or I can be the bigger person and sit back and allow you rg fans to call me names. Well, at least this thread is worth reading.

Apparently starting internet arguments is worth it as well... :rolleyes:

Hope this gets you through the day, again it amuses me to see this response to a joke thread I started.

Cheers.

randy s
May 18th, 2008, 09:35
WOW!!! Ruffled your skirt!!! I have been to a lot of races there "idiot" I stole your word haha. Why would I root for the underdog?? How about Montoya there's an underdog.

Tell me oh wise one what has RG done for NASCAR???????

And what makes him sooooo fun to watch on dirt???

Also what's the big picture???

Your best arguement is him behind the wheel of a motorhome or was that his NASCAR oh well he drives them the same slow and steady.
the more you talk, the dumber you sound. anyone racing at these levels are legit talents. what makes him so fun to watch offroad is that he has great instincts and reads terrain as well as anyone who has been involved in desert racing. but you gotta keep on your toes and pay attention when you watch cause he's really, really fast. as far as what rg has done for nascar goes. who cares? it's hardly rg's job to do anything for those clowns. but you're a funny sob in a retarded sort of way, so keep it coming. you're bound to be a big hit here. there's always room for idiot uninformed commentary. is this a great country or what?

DEZERTSUB
May 18th, 2008, 11:25
WOW!! RG as you groupies call him, just plain and simple has no talent. I do not understand the "I love RG threads you guys start." He has done nothing in NASCAR and on the dirt, well nothing there either. For every race you say he has one there is ten he lost or did not finish. I know, I know he is the icon of dirt racing in your world, but in reality he is NOT. No one stole any win from him he gave it to them with lack of talent.

Talk about coming in and stirring the hornets nest!!!

It's OK though, I was treated about like this guy has been (even worse from certain RGFans;)) when I admitted to being a Jimmie Johnson fan.

I wonder what they'd all say if I told them how much I like Kyle Busch these days....:rolleyes:

randy s
May 18th, 2008, 12:43
Talk about coming in and stirring the hornets nest!!!

It's OK though, I was treated about like this guy has been (even worse from certain RGFans;)) when I admitted to being a Jimmie Johnson fan.

I wonder what they'd all say if I told them how much I like Kyle Busch these days....:rolleyes:

really 97? first jj. now kyle? you gonna be a big pos fan if he starts winning? but if a guy roots for whoever is hot at the time, well, that's not so bad. yer never all bummed out most the time like rg fans are. i really don't have much of a problem with any of those guys doing well cept jiffy and pos. and jj. and kyle. and kurt. my question for you sr. 97 is will you still like jj when he tanks? they all tank at some point. by then you'll prolly have a new hero. jus' jivin' bro. jj's a fine upstanding young man. kind of a wuss tho ["i don't like the dezert. i'm rich now and i don't wanna be dirty anymore. waaaah"]. i'm still an rg fan and content in my misery. if he ever starts really doing well, i'll really be confused and screwd up. yes, even more than i am now. gas on.

DEZERTSUB
May 18th, 2008, 13:11
I suppose I will always like JJ, unless for some reason he changes his attitude and becomes a jackhole. Plus, he's a California boy, I was there when he won his first Cup race, and yeah, he's good!

I have always liked Kyle as well, I saw a TV show on him that gave some info about how he got into racing, had some controversy about his young age, stuff like that. And I LIKE his attitude, the way he bowed to the crowd after the burnout contest, the way he doesn't care what people think of him...

And right you are about rooting for good drivers, I rarely have a bad week:D

Tristar Racing
May 18th, 2008, 13:45
I suppose I will always like JJ, unless for some reason he changes his attitude and becomes a jackhole. Plus, he's a California boy, I was there when he won his first Cup race, and yeah, he's good!

I have always liked Kyle as well, I saw a TV show on him that gave some info about how he got into racing, had some controversy about his young age, stuff like that. And I LIKE his attitude, the way he bowed to the crowd after the burnout contest, the way he doesn't care what people think of him...

And right you are about rooting for good drivers, I rarely have a bad week:D

Haha!

I liked Jimmy Johnson since he was running the #22 Pennzoil ASA car for Herzog, and then the #92 Alltel Busch car for the same team. I was actually at his Busch Series debut at the Milwaukee Mile where he drove a blank #92 car.

All this being said, once he started winning I became less of a fan. It wasnt the winning, just the bandwagon fans who all stated they always liked him. Most of his fans dont even realize he came from off-road.

Oh well. Anyone want my JJ Alltel hat and die-cast? :)

Glad to see this thread has calmed down some, once again I want to clarify IT WAS A JOKE PEOPLE! :)

(edit) - I just realized I got called jackass on my public profile, haha. All because I said the guy was a joke. Looks like I was right. Yikes...

RGFan
May 18th, 2008, 14:12
WOW, RGfan is gonna be pizzed

No.......Just sounds like a Carlos Sainz fan in denial to me

randy s
May 20th, 2008, 14:26
I suppose I will always like JJ, unless for some reason he changes his attitude and becomes a jackhole. Plus, he's a California boy, I was there when he won his first Cup race, and yeah, he's good!

I have always liked Kyle as well, I saw a TV show on him that gave some info about how he got into racing, had some controversy about his young age, stuff like that. And I LIKE his attitude, the way he bowed to the crowd after the burnout contest, the way he doesn't care what people think of him...

And right you are about rooting for good drivers, I rarely have a bad week:D

hey 97. how bout kickin' down some good mojo on our small low rent race effort in the 500. we need all the help we can get. [i'm pretty much already a jackhole. don't hold it against me bro.] how bout it?

bajafox
May 20th, 2008, 14:33
Im kidding of course about the fixing, but it does make you wonder...



So you agree that the race tonight was not fixed? He lost fair and square? And by the way "you mean you forgot to copy and paste that."



Fixed is having the "groupies" I mean fans vote for the same person over and over and over. We also can call names all day and night or I can be the bigger person and sit back and allow you rg fans to call me names. Well, at least this thread is worth reading.

We're going to have to assume you know how to read. The very first post says he was kidding about it being fixed.

EDIT:

Just read the rest of the thread, I became a Kyle fan the day he signed on to drive a Toyota:D his attitude still needs adjustment and kind of whines alot but when you drive the way he does, it sure makes watching NASCAR alot less boring

DEZERTBOUND
May 20th, 2008, 14:58
Wow! Only 22 post and made this many friends. Why don't you hang it up for awhile and come back once your nut's drop!

.....You are one funny hick:)

I was at the MDR race this weekend so I missed the whole show. Robby better get points this weekend or I may turn "Robby basher" too.

Who are you picking for Indy.

randy s
May 21st, 2008, 07:50
outlaws2000 gave me some neg rep and i just thought i'd let him know that if he thinks i give a crap for one second what he thinks of me, then he has an extremely over-inflated opinion of himself.

DEZERTBOUND
May 21st, 2008, 09:02
Its okay Randy.....Looks like he has been "declawed":cool:

RGFan
May 21st, 2008, 11:42
Yeah, I just gave him some neg points to return the favor

fishd00d
May 21st, 2008, 13:03
And what makes him sooooo fun to watch on dirt???


Wow its pretty obvious you have NEVER seen him in the dirt. And if you have then you are blind.

michael_loomis
May 21st, 2008, 13:49
Fish... if you have ever "seen" RG in the dirt.. then you would know even a blind guy can appreciate RG's driving skills!

(now blind AND deaf.. your screwed...) :D

mattb
May 21st, 2008, 13:59
Fish... if you have ever "seen" RG in the dirt.. then you would know even a blind guy can appreciate RG's driving skills!

(now blind AND deaf.. your screwed...) :D

Helen Keller is the only reasonable person who has never appreciated Robby Gordon..... Here come the jokes.