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Entry #486899, added on 02-09-07 @ 8:04 pm EST.
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OK, seriously...
The big day is tomorrow. Toyota will make its debut in the competitive Nextel Cup arena. And...?
Yeah, Toyota came in with a bottomless wallet and started up a bunch of brand new teams with quite a few big names and some major talent. Now why is Rousch crying? Honestly, I don't know. Probably because it's just one more thing trying to put an end to his domination over the NASCAR kingdom. His heart beats for this sport, that I know. However, part of the sport is the never ending battle of perfection seeking individuals that color the canvas.
Should Rousch lose his position at the top of the mountain, another will take his place. Ten more years down the road will be another stable. There will never be an unending reign attributed to any team...ever. Got it? Stop crying, Jack. There is a new kid in town, and it will take a while for him to form his own posse. You're not out, yet.
Oh yeah...everybody is wondering why Toyota didn't just come in and buy one of the major stables. The answer is simple. They're smart. Toyota is refusing to set up their teams "the way that everyone does it." This means they won't reproduce decade old habits. There won't be anybody sitting in the corner that says, "Because that's the way it's done."
Because that's not the way you win.
Remember, once upon a time this crew chief named Ray Evernham walked into the sport and reinvented Pit Crews in the span of a year. It's never been the same. He didn't do it the way everybody else did. He did the right way. He won.
Toyota's gonna win and they're gonna do it in a manner unlike any other team out there. Next...
Dale Jr.
Stop it! All of you! He is negotiating his contract. It's what sports professionals do. He's not mad at Theresa. She's not mad at him. It's business. More money than you can imagine is involved. Let the men who keep track of all the dollar signs do their thing. One thing is for sure, DEI will bend over backwards to keep their cash cow. With Dale Jr., it really doesn't matter if he never wins a Cup. He is an unending dollar sign. He is a rock star. Wanna win? Take all that money and hire another driver 
ESPN...
I watched the daily NASCAR show on Monday. I have one thing to say. Where have you guys been for the past month? I will try again next week, but if you can't provide timely coverage for the sport, you might consider hiring new reporters. Honestly!
And that's all for now.
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