Farewell Busch Series, but at least you went out with a bang. The last Busch race yesterday at Homestead was anything but boring with several lead changes and plenty of action. My prayers were not answered though as one final "Buschwhacker" did take the win. Jeff Burton winning was better than some of the other likely Cup drivers. That #29 Holiday Inn paint scheme was awesome. For a short time it looked like Steve Wallace was going to stay near the front, but the inevitable happened and he ripped the fenders off it again. The guys in the booth sure gave young Steve a lot of plugs on the tele, but that was probably to keep Rusty from blowing a fuse.
Farewell Busch Series, but at least you went out with a bang. The last Busch race yesterday at Homestead was anything but boring with several lead changes and plenty of action. My prayers were not answered though as one final "Buschwhacker" did take the win. Jeff Burton winning was better than some of the other likely Cup drivers. That #29 Holiday Inn paint scheme was awesome. For a short time it looked like Steve Wallace was going to stay near the front, but the inevitable happened and he ripped the fenders off it again. The guys in the booth sure gave young Steve a lot of plugs on the tele, but that was probably to keep Rusty from blowing a fuse. 
5 comments:
Goodbye Buschie! Hey, looks like you and I are battling daily for funkiest foto on our blogs!
Burton had some great runs in that Holiday Inn machine this year. Class act all the way. That is a pretty funky pic.
That paint scheme for the Holiday Inn car was one of the prettiest I've seen in a long time.
I liked that paint scheme myself.
I believe the Nationwide series is stepping up. Next year there will be a number of full time drivers who could be the first non-Cup championship winner since Martin Truex, Jr.
Ditto on the paint scheme..I betcha rusty was about ready to blow a gasket...:)
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