You know, the one saying that it's OK for Earnhardt to spin you out on the final lap, but not the other way around.
And because he didn't get the memo, he needs extra security this weekend at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) - Lowe's Motor Speedway is beefing up security for driver Brian Vickers after angry race fans called the track to complain that Vickers wrecked Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Jimmie Johnson on the last lap at Talladega.
Beaming in victory lane, Vickers didn't do much to calm people down, using the standard "I hate that it happened...." line. Talk about rubbing a little salt into the wound.
''I got into Jimmie and I hate it,'' Vickers said. ''The last thing I wanted to do was wreck either one of those guys, but what happened, happened. It wasn't intentional.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.
What a great way to let yourself off the hook for something bad.....
"I hate that I robbed that guy's house and stole all his stuff..."
"I hate that I had an affair with my best friend's wife.... It wasn't intentional."
How convenient.
Seriously, though, NASCAR couldn't really do anything about Vickers' win after it has established time and time again that just about anything goes in the final laps.
In Cup, take-outs are racin'.
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I think he will need extra security this weekend, since they will be in Earnhardt country.
I watch replay after replay. Johnson pulled out to pss Jr,Jr tried to bllock him and changed his mind,Mean while Vickers had a run on both of them,Johnson moved up and tried to stick his car where it wouldn't go and took himself and Jr out.Vickers just happened tobe there and made contact when Johnson tried to squeeze in.
Anyonmous #2 is right!!!!!! Brian didnt do it! Now you dumb critisizers get off of his back! I'm not trying to be rude, but its true! He deserved that win! Nascar, Nextel, bot got it all wrong! Thanks anyonmous #2!
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