Throwback to Paul Menard trying to teach young Chase Elliott a lesson
Posted Jul 20, 2019, 10:18 PM UTC
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Lessons in Mediocrity: A Book by Paul Menard
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Also dumped Jeff Gordon in the 2013 Cup Race.
Wrecked Matt Kenseth in the 2014 Cup Race.
New Hampshire just tilts him.
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😂😂😂. The Elliott incident is literally the first thing I thought of when I saw him wreck Burton, surprised nobody mentioned it till now, then you remind me of Gordon in 2013 and all of this at New Hampshire is just too funny.
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Can’t stand when announcers won’t just say he’s trying to dump him.
You can see it clear as day there. Why BS around?
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No he just cut a left rear tire 🙃
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Goodyear really needs to look into that
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Either way Tony's pissed about it
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“We’re gonna kill someone out here running like this”
Proceeds to intentionally wreck kenseth in the race that Sunday
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Average Paul from whatsitcalled
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Also, a wild Dylan Kwasniewski appears.
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He isn’t cropped out this time!
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Not sure why he thinks anyone can learn lessons from him. Only sponsor he can pull is his daddy.
Sucks for little Burton today, he had a solid run going.
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Anyone else find it odd his dad was in the booth and Letarte just yammered on like he does before asking junior a question? No comment from Jeff Burton, ya know, Harrison’s dad
Would love to know what Jeff would tell him about that situation, whether he felt he handled it properly, etc.
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Eh, everyone would have complained he was being biased
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By saying anything? Just ask him what he says to his son post race when he sees him. Nothing biased there, just a missed opportunity with a unique situation
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Yeah I don't disagree, it definitely would have been unique
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I remember Rusty kept quiet in the ESPN booth when Steven was always wrecking
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So he never spoke?
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If Steven were my kid, I'd keep quiet too. I wouldn't want that information to spread too widely.
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Ned Jarrett has said that he feels like calling the “Dale and Dale Show” was disrespectful to Earnhardt and he regretted doing it. I think Burton (and before him Rusty) has learned from Ned’s experience and try to stay neutral when it comes to his kids.
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Earnhardt smiles and said that he was a father too. For as bad as making fun of Mark Martins drinking habits was- that was a sweet moment
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Paul Menard is a joke
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Not a very good one, not a very good racecar driver either.
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I forgot Preece made his debut with Baldwin in the 36.
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Blaney did too now that you mention it
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Wasn’t his debut at Iowa in the 8?
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Hopefully someone teaches him a less tomorrow. Today was bad because he was the only cup driver in the field and he was just trying to wreck these kids. At least when Busch or Logano are in a lower series, they don't blatantly wreck others. It's like punching a baby in the face to steal the candy.
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Paul Menard — all the talent money can’t buy.
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Talentless.
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Not really, Chase just used him up and eventually finished the deal at the end.
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Hell it looks like Menard caused that himself by pinching the hell out of Chase on the bottom. Paul would of been out of Nascar or at least the Cup series long ago if it wasn't for the Menards sponsorship. He is literally like a F1 pay driver were teams only take him because of the money instead of the talent(which he lacks).
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Menard loves teaching lessons to drivers who are more talented than him
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Yeah but his name rhymes with "hard" and there's that empire Twitter account with the memes that he has nothing to do with, so who is the real winner here?
“You aren’t a good driver until you’ve been dumped by me” - by Paul Menard
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Well idk if the entirety of that statement is true, but he definitely has a history getting into people intentionally..
Big facts