2. Refer to article… if you read it

3. If NASCAR is setting up the races and telling teams to attach mystery debris to the bottom of the cars, wouldn’t the officials be in on it?

4. If a car had to sit on pit road or in the garage, it’s off the pace anyway. What would aero mean to them? Especially if they were involved in a crash?

Clearly, you don’t get it. All you do is come on here to make a scene, get into arguments, and promote your blog. I’ve tried debating with you on several topics; so have my readers. But to no avail. All you is repeat yourself and argue for the sake of arguing.

Unless you have something productive to bring to this comment wall, or are a fan with a question, feedback, or concern, you have no point being in here.

I will give you one last chance to make a case as to where the debris may have come from. If you comment and it does not include proper debating material(i.e. a real “case”), your comment will be deleted.

Thank you and good day.

2. Let’s see if I have this correct, you start with “what appeared to be a large piece of rubber” to very close to saying it was a piece of rubber, but not just any rubber a piece of rubber from a tire. Or was it a rubber belt, its hard to keep track.

3. Cars sit on pitroad? Yeah they do but you need a widescreen TV, or something, because all work on pitroad is watched by at leastone NASCAR official, the same goes for work in the garage area.

4. “Rubber is less than 3.5 inches thick, so it could easily be packed underneath,” sure could and in all liklihood effect the aero of the car. Guess you never noticed how smooth, within the rules, the underside of the cars are, to think ANY team would compromise that, AND have the ability of Kreskin to predict the need for this nonsense you’ll far off-target.

How might they do this without people noticing? Easy. Cars go in and out of the garage all the time during races, and underfunded cars sit on pit road for laps while the crew “works” on it. If it’s an underfunded car, who will pay attention? And if a car’s in the garage, who’s going to see it?

I’m not saying for a fact that they hide debris underneath the car, but if the piece of tire didn’t come from underneath a car, and no cars blew a tire, where did it come from?

And your proof is where?

Just how much “debris” do you think can be packed under a Sprint Cup car when ground clearance is only 3.5 inches?

To paraphrase you, “Only an idiot would believe that debris could be” slung under a Sprint Cup race car with such little space to do so AND not be caught.

As usual, I see you are here to rip apart one of my pieces. So allow me to explain what I mean by “planted”.

Only an idiot would believe that debris could be planted by somebody running out onto a 2 mile race track with cars going 200 miles per hour. What I mean is, perhaps the debris was attached to the bottom of another car and was set to fall off late in the race to create excitment.

How else can you explain a piece of tire laying in the groove when nobody blew a tire?

Ask Robby Gordon, he might have an explanation.

Or he might not, take your pike.

But one things for sure, if anything is “inconceivable” it’s your crackpot theory.

Unless you can explain how 70,000 people in attendance never saw anyone “plant” that price of debris.

P.S. Shut-up and drive Kasey, you made a fool of yourself.