Tråd: Rivalisering Er en Del Af NASCAR Og er Fortsat Med Os i Dag, Meget Så

Der har været mange rivalisering jeg NASCAR med årene, mænd kun få har været så fremtrædende som krige blandt (fra venstre), Richard Petty, Bobby Allison og Darrell Waltrip, som skrottes jeg 70 ' erne og tidligt i 80 ' erne.

Som drivere NASCAR Sprint Cup 2012 ned for headsettet, Phoenix International Raceway for Chase race No. 9 af 10, er jeg draget til rivaliseringen mellem fem-tid mester, Jimmie Johnson og beslutsom Brad Keselowski, der er ivrig efter på tjene synden første titel.
Som fan af tennis minder mig om en tid da amerikanske Andy Roddick spiller mod mester Roger Federer jeg Wimbledon-finale.
TV-korrespondent ' afhørt Roddick headset rivalisering mellem de til - nogle havde jeg mødt flere finaler jeg i disse år.
Roddick sagde, "Først og fremmest, at vi ikke kan kalde det en rivalisering indtil jeg vinde en."
Keselowski har sikkert vandt løb, især jeg denne sæson. Han har hårdnakket har gået efter mesterskabet, vundet løbet Chase og placeret sig godt. Han har holdt presset headset Johnson.
Johnson, headset den anden side synes stadig på at være lederen af den juggernaut der er Hendrick Motorsport. Han også har vinde løb - de sidste i en række, jeg i virkeligheden - og i øjeblikket holder punkterne føre over Keselowski pos. i den næstsidste løb af sæsonen 2012.
Hele NASCAR"S storied historie har stor rivalisering produceret siden den første moonshiner ribbet headset hans improviseret hjelm og ramte snavs jeg konkurrence.
"Stor" Bill Frankrig, Lloyd Seay, Roy Hall og Bob, Fonty og Tim Flok var alle rivaler i de tidlige dage af stock car racing. Frankrig krediteret Seay som Den største stockcar driver, der nogensinde har levet."
Brødrene flok stred også til sejre mod VERDENSKRIG helt røde Byron, som var ligesom Seay og Hall før ham, finansieret af forretningsmand Raymond Parker dybe lommer og tømningsanordninger ved den berømte røde Vogt.
Når han kørte Junior Johnsons No. 11 Knapp vis jeg lilleputthammer jeg midt-70'erne til tre lige titler, Cale Yarborough var da vigtigste rival til Smålige, Allison, og navnlig Waltrip, som han kaldte "kæberne."

Curtis Turner og Lee Petty var jeg ofte tæt konkurrence sammen med brøl flok brødre og Urt Thomas.
Junior Johnson fandt selv senere, jeg direkte konkurrence med drivere som Ned Jarrett, "Fireball" Roberts og Richard Petty.
Richard Petty var i konkurrencer med David Pearson, Bobby Allison - hvem mange anser hans største rivaler - og da mouthy Darrell Waltrip. Smålige var målet for Waltrips sukkerærter polemik, da han talte om "dethroning" ubestridte "kongen" af NASCAR.
Allison foretaget en chip headset hans skulder og han kaldte det "Richard Petty." Han havde også en enorm rivalisering med Cale Yarbrough og Waltrip.
Allison kunne oprette en rivalisering med nogen headset sporet. Helt sikkert han havde det ud til enhver chauffør, der kørte i Junior Johnson efter han gjorde jeg 1972. Fra Yarborough til Waltrip foretaget Allison det hans virksomhed ved at kæmpe.
Via pressen var Yarbroughs anfald med Waltrip legendariske og udfældet Waltrip evigt kaldenavn "dødens gab."
Waltrip, samt den førnævnte Smålige, Allison og Yarbrough, var jeg sukkerærter kampe med Dale Earnhardt.
I de år kørte han fundet Earnhardt rivaler i form af-Waltrip, Rustne Wallace, Terry Labonte, Tim Richmond og Mark Martin - blandt mange andre.
Da Earnhardt var headset sporet var alle hans rival.
Jeff Gordon har selvklæbende stridigheder med kan lide af Earnhardt, Martin og Jeff Burton. Hans år af dominans førte også til et utal af rivalisering.
Og derefter er der rivaliseringer, der har fundet sted mellem Matt Kenseth og Dale Earnhardt Jr Selvom Earnhardt Jr administrator administrator kant headset championship vinder i den landsdækkende serie med, Kenseth den Cup-titel, der unddrager sig Earnhardt Jr.
Jeg har hele deres karriere har de været før lå mellem mod hinanden. Mænd deres rivalisering har aldrig været jeg da Sprint Cup mesterskabet.
Jimmie Johnson har selvklæbende rivaler, der har inkluderet Gordon, Martin Denny Hamlin, Kurt og Kyle Busch. Som Johnson er stadig jeg søgelyset i sin karriere, lytte fortsætter med at vokse, med Keselowski øverst denne sæson
Når der er mere end én person, jeg konkurrence, findes en rivalisering. NASCARS historie beviser, at det er sandt.
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Attachment 3373There have been many rivalries in NASCAR over the years but few have been as prominent as the wars among (from left), Richard Petty, Bobby Allison and Darrell Waltrip, who scrapped in the ’70s and early ’80s.

As the 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers descend on Phoenix International Raceway for Chase race No. 9 of 10, I am drawn to the rivalry between five-time champion Jimmie Johnson and determined Brad Keselowski, who is anxious to earn his first title.
As a fan of tennis I am reminded of a time when American Andy Roddick was playing against champion Roger Federer in the Wimbledon finals.
The TV correspondent questioned Roddick on the rivalry between the two – who had met in several finals in those years.
Roddick said, “First of all, we can’t call it a rivalry until I win one.”
Keselowski has certainly won races, especially during this season. He has doggedly gone after the championship, has won during the Chase and positioned himself well. He’s kept the pressure on Johnson.
Johnson, on the other hand, still seems to be the leader of the juggernaut that is Hendrick Motorsports. He, too, has been winning races – the last two in a row, in fact – and currently holds the points lead over Keselowski heading into the penultimate race of the 2012 season.
Throughout NASCAR’s storied history great rivalries have been produced since the first moonshiner strapped on his makeshift helmet and hit the dirt in competition.
“Big” Bill France, Lloyd Seay, Roy Hall and Bob, Fonty and Tim Flock were all rivals in the early days of stock car racing. France credited Seay as “The greatest stock car driver who ever lived.”
The Flock brothers also contended for wins against World War II hero Red Byron who was, like Seay and Hall before him, funded by the deep pockets of businessman Raymond Parks and wrenched by the renowned Red Vogt.
Attachment 3374When he drove Junior Johnson’s No. 11 cars in the mid-’70s to three straight titles, Cale Yarborough was a key rival for Petty, Allison and, in particular, Waltrip, whom he called “Jaws.”

Curtis Turner and Lee Petty were often in close competition along with the ever-present Flock brothers and Herb Thomas.
Later, Junior Johnson found himself in direct competition with drivers like Ned Jarrett, “Fireball” Roberts and Richard Petty.
Richard Petty was in contests with David Pearson, Bobby Allison – whom many consider his greatest rivals – and a mouthy Darrell Waltrip. Petty was the target of Waltrip’s many tirades when he spoke of “dethroning” the undisputed “King” of NASCAR.
Allison carried a chip on his shoulder and he called it “Richard Petty.” He also had a huge rivalry with Cale Yarbrough and Waltrip.
Allison could create a rivalry with anyone on the track. He certainly had it out for any driver who drove for Junior Johnson after he did in 1972. From Yarborough to Waltrip, Allison made it his business to do battle.
Via the press, Yarbrough’s bouts with Waltrip were legendary and precipitated Waltrip’s forever nickname “Jaws.”
Waltrip, along with the aforementioned Petty, Allison, and Yarbrough, was in many battles with Dale Earnhardt.
In the years he raced, Earnhardt found rivals in the form of Waltrip, Rusty Wallace, Terry Labonte, Tim Richmond and Mark Martin – among dozens of others.
When Earnhardt was on the track everybody was his rival.
Jeff Gordon has had contentions with the likes of Earnhardt, Martin and Jeff Burton. His years of domination also led to myriad rivalries.
And then there are rivalries that have taken place between Matt Kenseth and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Although Earnhardt Jr. has the edge on championship wins in the Nationwide Series with two, Kenseth has the Cup title that eludes Earnhardt Jr.
Throughout their careers they have been pitted against one another. But their rivalry has never been for a Sprint Cup championship.
Jimmie Johnson has had rivals that have included Gordon, Martin, Denny Hamlin, Kurt and Kyle Busch. As Johnson is still in the limelight of his career, the list continues to grow, with Keselowski at the top this season
When there is more than one person in competition, a rivalry exists. NASCAR’s history proves that to be true.
What rivalries from NASCAR’s past do you remember and relish? Be sure to leave your recollections below.