jackref's Nascar news and notes

Helton special!!

http://instagram.com/p/sBMCH0kpVT

There's your girl, kesha!



www.si.com/edge/2014/08/27/courtney-force-nhra

way hotter and younger than danica.  Danica only looks good at professional photo shoots.  She looks like a squirrel normally. Courtney is on fire all the time.

I thought Smoke was in Atlanta qualifying?

http://instagram.com/p/sTornECxfJ

Xfinity has replaced Nationwide for those keeping score at home.

Might as well call it the Danica Cup. I can't wait to see what new rule change they implement to help her.

Kurt Busch was back on the stand Tuesday in a protective order hearing and again reaffirmed his belief that his ex-girlfriend is an assassin, according to a series of tweets from Wilmington (Del.) News Journal reporter Jon Offredo.

Busch’s ex-girlfriend, Patricia Driscoll, seeks the protective hearing order. Tuesday marked the fourth day of the hearing at the Kent County (Del.) Court.

Driscoll has alleged that Busch assaulted her in his motorhome Sept. 26 at Dover International Speedway. The incident happened shortly after the couple broke up.

The hearing is separate from a Dover Police investigation into an allegation that Busch assaulted Driscoll. Dover Police passed along its findings to the attorney general’s office, which has not announced if it will seek charges against Busch.

Offredo tweeted Tuesday that Busch had specific examples that showed Driscoll - a consultant in a security company - is an assassin. Busch, according to Offredo, cited a trip to El Paso, Texas. Busch claimed on the stand that she left the hotel wearing gear and boots and returned wearing a trench coat that covered a night gown that had blood and other matter on it, according to Busch’s testimony as reported by Offredo.

"Everybody on the outside can tell me I'm crazy, but I lived on the inside and saw it firsthand," Busch said when his attorney, Rusty Hardin, questioned why he still believed Driscoll is a hired killer, according to the Wilmington (Del.) News Journal.

The News Journal writer also reported Tuesday that Richard Sniffin, a music minister who works in NASCAR, testified that Patricia Driscoll called him after the alleged incident in Busch’s motorhome. Sniffin testified that Driscoll said Busch pushed her and she hit her head in his motorhome. He also reported that Sniffin testified that over time Driscoll’s tone changed in their discussions about the incident and that Driscoll allegedly said: “I will destroy him,’’ according to the News Journal.

Sniffin, according to the newspaper, also testified that Driscoll went “from a broken hear looking for love and reconciliation to anger and a little bit of revenge. She was almost embracing the fact that there was no going back.’’ Sniffing also said that Driscoll told him that Busch “was not going to walk away from me,’’ according to the newspaper.

Monday, Nick Terry, a chaplain for Motor Racing Outreach, was on the stand. The Associated Press reported that Terry said he saw Driscoll after the alleged incident. Terry testified that Driscoll told him that Busch grabbed her by the neck and pushed her up against the wall, according to the News Journal. The paper also reported that Driscoll asked Terry and his wife to look for marks or redness on her neck but they found none.

The News Journal reported that Terry’s account differed from Driscoll’s account. The newspaper reported that Driscoll alleged that Busch slammed her head against the wall three times.

Terry said he saw no redness or marks on Driscoll that night. Terry initially declined requests by Busch’s attorneys to testify because he did not want to take sides in the dispute, according to the newspaper. Terry said in court that he changed his mind after being shown excerpts from testimony by Driscoll telling the court that Busch’s attorneys had threatened and tried to bribe Terry. He said that was not true, according to the the News Journal.

Busch and his attorneys have denied Driscoll’s allegations and say she is a jilted ex-lover intent on destroying the driver’s reputation.

NASCAR Chairman Brian France said Jan 6 on Motor Racing Network’s “NASCAR Live” that series officials will react to the Busch case after the court system.

“What leagues might have done in the past won’t be acceptable in the future and we will be no exception there,’’ France said. “We will have a strong and bright line and if that is crossed, you can expect us to be very, very aggressive with dealing with that. I know we have Kurt Busch as an example who is going through his allegation. We will watch that carefully and see what happens.

“What we wouldn’t do is try to get out in front a set of facts that hasn’t been determined by the courts system. We will be careful in letting a fair process take place (before reacting).’’

Where the hell did he find her at??

Can you get CTE driving a car in a counterclockwise circle?

Stewart-Haas Racing got rid of Ryan Newman for this guy. Yikes.

Never thought I would side with Olbermann on anything. Huh.

You don't mean it

KS does Jackref realize where he lives now? His wife may soon be a widow.