Kevin Wright retweeted
Tremendous job by @KrisOnNASCAR to rebound from the slow stop. Unfortunately the 81 dropped a second lap down on the final lap of the stage. The team will change tires and add fuel, but another issue with the jack will put the 81 P31.
Start #100 will have to wait one more day for Kris. Miss you brother & wish I was there
This has been way worse than any media outlet has been reporting. We’ve had thick ash falling on us in Pgh.
From St Pete to Up state NY, then across the country to San Diego just to finish up in Connecticut… this year has been nothing short of amazing, and I’ve loved every minute of it and I’m looking forward to more opportunities spotting and maybe even driving 👀 here real soon.
Replying to @brextonbusch
Just look for a cardinal, he’s always gonna be close by
🫡 back in the spotters stand
New look. Next Stop. 🍋🟩🪨.
@krisonnascar welcomes @WarrantySol aboard for the final road course race of the season at Lime Rock Park.
@nascar_trucks | @limerockpark
Kevin Wright retweeted
FIFA got it right by suspending Folarin Balogun’s Red Card under Article 27.
Belgium’s protesting the decision isn’t about the integrity of the game. It’s about getting an advantage over the USA.
If it was about the integrity of the game, they would be championing Balogun having his Red card suspended because it was improper use of the VAR system and not a Red card offense.
Where were the appeals when Cristiano Ronaldo got his 3 game red card ban suspended and reduced to a 1 game ban on a friendly so he could play this entire World Cup?
DR Congo and Uzbekistan didn’t protest Cristiano Ronaldo eligibility to play.
They played Portugal at full strength.
If Belgium doesn’t want to play now because FIFA made the right call and the USA has Folarin Balogun back in the lineup, then THAT’S WEAK.
They don’t deserve to win.
Put the ball down and play.
Don’t pick up your ball and go home.
And what’s hilarious out of all of this is the fact that you’re trying to justify along with everyone else that it was even worthy of a red card. That’s where the corruption truly lies. It’s in the referees.
I think I had a stroke trying to read what you just wrote😂. Maybe learn proper grammar and it’s called soccer now, kiddo.
Shhhh you don’t know what you’re talking about. All the world leaders are involved with FIFA.
EXCL: Keir Starmer personally stepped in to stop FIFA bringing forward England’s kick-off last night as he feared Mexico were trying to gain an advantage.
The PM told the FA they were not to accept moving the match.
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