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Ok read the first sentnce in post #12 again real slowly and sound out the big words if you have any trouble. I never said hes the greatest of all time and I cant control what others say. The ? you should be asking ypourself is why does it bother you so bad when they do? Answer: Hes whipping your drivers rearend both on the points sheet and on the race track every weekend so you can say what you want but the numbers dont lie. As far what you think about the pace car deal. It doesnt matter what you or other drivers think or what I think for that matter. Nascar has never to my knowledge penalized a driver for passing the pace car under caution without warning them first ( Did you do your homework?) JR heeded the warning and didnt pass it anymore. You being a Stewart fan you should be less worried about JR and more worried about next year when Stewart is one of the go or go home cars when he leaves JGR and goes to the juggernaught that is Haas racing LOL!

Why should I have to worry about Stewart? You're right, numbers don't lie. Where should we start. Yes, this year Tony isn't doing that hot, but if you look at his career, he doesn't get going until the summer months anyways. Tony has 15 starts this year with an average finish of 17.1 and made $3,044,480. Dale Jr. in 15 starts has an average finish of 10.5 and earnings of $2,475,290. Dale is 3rd in points compared to Tony in 11th. BUT, you want to talk about numbers and me being concerned about Tony, you might want to think again.

Your precious Dale Earnhardt Jr. couldn't hold Tony's jock. Tony and Dale both started Sprint Cup in 1999. Dale has 18 wins, 132 Top 10's, and 8 poles. His best Cup championship finish was 3rd. He didn't pick up his first win until the 2000 season. He was the 2004 Daytona 500 winner and the 03/04/05/06/07 Most Popular Driver. Dale was also the 1998/1999 Busch Series Champion.

Tony on the other hand has 32 wins, 197 top 10's, and 10 poles. Tony was the 2002/2005 Nascar Winston Cup and Nextel Cup Champ (the only driver to win 2 differently named cup championships). He won his rookie year and has also won the AllState at the Brickyard 400 in 2005/2007. Tony was also the 1995 USAC Triple Crown Champ, the 1997 IRL Champ, the 2006 Iroc XXX Champ, the 1991 USAC Rookie of the Year, the 1996 IRL Rookie of the Year, and the 1999 Winston Cup Rookie of the Year. Tony was inducted into the National Midget Auto Racing Hall of Fame. Your precious Dale Jr. couldn't even beat out Matt Kenseth for Rookie of the Year. And need I remind you, Tony didn't need his daddy to make it into this sport. Tony did it on talent alone. If it weren't for Dale Sr. then Dale Jr. would have never been heard of. As a matter of fact, kinda reminds you of a feller named Kyle Petty doesn't it? Someone who doesn't have the skill to race in NASCAR but was lucky enough that his daddy was big.

Game, set, match, I win, Tony wins, Dale Jr. sucks.