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    Racing News Digest :: What Did You Think Of The Talladega Race And Ryan Newmanâs Post Crash Interview?
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    But since NASCAR had to implement this new rule, drivers were very careful about not breaking that rule during the Talladega race. "The more rules, the more NASCAR is telling us how to drive the race cars, the less we can race and the less we can put on a show for the fans" Newman said. “We should be able to race the race cars how we need to race them as drivers,” Newman said. Full Article at Sports Blogs
    The more rules, the more NASCAR is telling us how to drive the race cars, the less we can race and the less we can put on a show for the fans
    Ryan Newman – Ryan Newman SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
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Racing News Digest :: What Did You Think Of The Talladega Race And Ryan Newmanâs Post Crash Interview?
  1. Pushing each other in the corners and all the way around, that is the safest drivers can do because you are linked together
    Denny Hamlin – Denny Hamlin SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  2. Let us race ... They gave us the car to race. Now let the drivers handle it.
    Denny Hamlin – Denny Hamlin SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  3. I know exactly how Ryan feels. I know exactly how he feels.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  4. We should be able to race the race cars how we need to race them as drivers ... If drivers can’t respect each other then we’ll go … out in the back parking lot and talk about it. NASCAR doesn’t let us do that anymore, either.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago

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