Keselowski

[hanronson]

If someone wanted to pick Keselowski for the Texas race but he is not on any of the pools, how does that work? He is entered in the race driving Penske's #12 car. (Stremme is done for the year) Stremme is still listed in the B pool.

[jwhjr]

Keselowski is listed in the C pool.

[harvey lee]

I would like to pick Brad but after the change, I don't know. First time together as a team and it could be BAD.

[gregg52]

oh he'll wreck half the field any way lol

[hanronson]

Thanks for the replys. I see now that he is listed in the C pool but they still have Stremme listed in the B pool. I like him, he can race. ( He didn't cause the Edwards wreck, that was Carls fault)

[Neighbor_guy]

Yea, but he did cause both of KBush'es wrecks this weekend. That second one was fairly significant to if I recall.

Brad Wreckalowski is what we have taken to calling him here....

Wouldnt be a big deal if he would claim it once in a while, but he has NEVER done anything wrong, it is NEVER his fault.

[gregg52]

ya i think the 12 stemme was better than the 77 geez hes in every wreck and the cause of alot

or just spins out by himself

[Johnsonator]

I think Brad will be very good in the years to come. I also think he will be taught a few valuable lessons next year in sprint cup being he has been involved in a wreck or two.

[Neighbor_guy]

I think Brad will be very good in the years to come. I also think he will be taught a few valuable lessons next year in sprint cup being he has been involved in a wreck or two.

Think Denny Hamlin and KyBush may have anything to do with his re-education next season?

Again on Sat. Nothing is ever his fault, but it always involves DHamlin.

Crazy....

[Sifty]

I think Hamlin said it all when he was asked on Sat. if NASCAR needed to jump in and do somthing.....Hamlin said "No I'm glad I signed up to race at Homestead It will get taken care of there".

Sifty

[LMITOUT]

Hopefully Keselowski puts Hamlin into the fence grill first. Maybe it'll knock that vacant look off of Denny's face. Hamlin is meat head.

[Sifty]

I just pulled this off Fox's HSOforum.

AVONDALE, Ariz. - Brad Keselowski got to meet NASCAR Chairman Brian France Sunday but probably not the way he wanted to.

Put 'em up This isn't the first time a couple of drivers decided to do battle on (and off) the track. Check out the best feuds in NASCAR history.

A day after his feud with Denny Hamlin reignited, the 25-year-old driver met with France and other NASCAR officials. The Sunday morning meeting lasted just more than 20 minutes.

The message from the officials was simple.

"Without just talking about things that were talked about privately, I think the biggest message — because I don't want you guys to speculate (on it) — was just trying to pick and choose who you want to be your friends and enemies in the sport and making sure that I understood that process and what it takes to make it at this level, and how you're going to need friends down the line, and make sure you don't alienate everybody, but at the same time to not give up on being a hard charger," Keselowski said.

"I think that was the basic tone of the conversation. I'm just trying to figure out what it takes to be successful at this level, and I certainly don't feel like I have all the answers, but I'm doing the best I can and welcome any advice I can get."

The incident that led to the meeting with NASCAR began at Saturday's Nationwide race in Phoenix when Hamlin ran into the back of Keselowski's car as they were battling for a top-five position. Keselowski retaliated by bumping Hamlin and spinning him out late in the event.

"I haven't put any thought into it. As soon as the (Nationwide Series) race ended, I was already concentrating on today's race," Keselowski said. "To put thought into it is to justify it. My focus is to run up front. I'm not going to engage in other distractions."

For his part, Hamlin vowed vengeance.

"I'm just happy that I signed up for next week's Nationwide race, and you know in turn, there's a lot of guys that owe him," Hamlin said. "There's a lot of guys that have a lot of chips that they're going to cash in. I'm just going to be the first to the pay window.''

This isn't the first time the two drivers have clashed on track. It all began last year at Charlotte and has reignited twice more this season.

Both drivers are running in Sunday's Sprint Cup Series race.

Sifty

[Capt.Blaine]

I wish he was driving the 88 next year and not the 12 car!

[gregg52]

maybe he (keselowski) will want to get in the history books and take the 48

out this week end..lol

yaaaaaaaaaaaa go mark !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

if nascar was smart i think they would have someone take out the 48

be cool if it was the 24

that would make for some good press lol

or the 5 wow how cooool would that.....lmao

[Johnsonator]

Looks like Hamlin came through with his promise yesterday in the nationwide race. The post race interviews were comical, Hamlin said that everyone on pit road was cheering for him.

[LMITOUT]

What was even better was Keselowski saying Hamlin still has problems, on and off the track. Hamlin was exaggerating the reaction of the crowd and teams for TV. He knows he acted like a 2-year old and tried to make it look good.

It's obvious that Hamlin is not mentally stable and Nascar should yank his license until a full psychological examination is performed and he's cleared to race. I wouldn't want to be racing with him. The guy is a fruitcake....or maybe he's just that dumb.