“NOBODY CONFRONTS THE GUY” Noah Gragson and Ross Chastain’s Response

They deserve each other.

Wasn’t Noah Gragson running everyone over last year in Xfinity? I think he’s the last person who should be confronting Chastain.

See I think you have it wrong Darrell Wallace did the same but pulvarized kyle, but this time its the reversed, Ross is dangerous, its that mix of in over his head and Joey logano when he was in the 20 driving, just remains the same, never improves with class, and doesn’t own up to himself and his twitch/oversteer of the turn

@Gigacolorscapes most idiotic take I have ever heard. Ross finished 2nd in the championship last year and is leading the points this year. Joey is a 2 time champion. They are not in over their head. That is simply their style of racing.

Noah was running solidly in the Top 20 all day until he hit the wall. I’d say his frustration is valid.

GREAT reply! I have been watching NASCAR since 1985, me and my dad going to the firecracker 400 until we could get Daytona 500 tickets because they used to be sold out for years and years just like Bristol used to be. Like Noah Gregson has room to complain, I remember that road course race a couple years ago in Xfinity where he took a swipe at somebody and wrecked him and a couple other cars. Yes good old stock car racing, I was in shock and awe seeing so much passing action so many driving lines used. Kansas used to be a boring race, even the truck race had the same on track action, and a few tempers. One day Ross Chastain and Noah Gregson might have a laugh at this. I remember a young Kevin Harvick being called a bonehead by Todd Bodine because of a similar move. right after one of my favorite drivers passed on, and if you ever saw Bristol 1999, the night race, then you will see what rattling a cage can do, and Dale senior did it in 1995 too to Texas Terry Labonte, and that guy was PO’d at the 99 Bristol race, along with Ricky Rudd, and buddy of Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace. Wherever I wore that hat I got cussed at or Earnhardt ‘s an a hole as my one boss back then said and I just that that’s a racing deal. I remember that time Jeff Gordon gotten that wicked fight I believe it was with Keselowski, and the infamous Jeff Burton and Clint Bowyer dust ups. What happened is anybody that hasn’t watched NASCAR as long as me, it’s thrown off by this, action-packed racing from lap to lap I can’t remember seeing such action on track watching a race, unless you go back in time maybe even before the car of tomorrow. If you want scandal, going to both Daytona races in 2000 in person. Our first Daytona 500 in the stands and no passing whatsoever. Literally after like 20 laps of what would be called a Choo Choo train, you can see people starting to stare at each other saying what’s going on? And then when the 400 came along in July, again everyone started looking at each other around 20 laps at the most wondering when passing will happen. And it would take that little strip of metal called a Wicker on the top of the roof to make the greatest Talladega race ever and last time Earnhardt senior won, by using the throttle, seeing the air. I guarantee Ross and Noah one day will laugh at this, like when Rusty Wallace through that water bottle and hit Dale Earnhardt senior in the face I think that was 94 or 1995 after Bristol. or Darrell Waltrip that couldn’t stand him and called him a stroker his first few years and obviously never getting to be teammates with Junior Johnson. There’s some pretty cool comments here, I wouldn’t change a thing the brawling has to be kept to a minimum. Noah was pretty handsy, and Ross was lightning quick. Yeah it’s nice to feel the NASCAR vibe again, and honestly NASCAR needs to learn everything they can from this race at Kansas. Heck, didn’t even get into the Kyle Larson Denny Hamlin rivalry. Funny thing is I really didn’t think Hamlin or Chastain did anything intentional, there was just some fast Dang racing and it was awesome!

Based on the results it wasn’t a very good idea was it

@JJA1987 wah wah