Plenty went on in NASCAR This Weekend on and off the Track

            There were so many things that went on in NASCAR on and off the track.  We have some Earnhardt drama back in the news.  NASCAR officials admitted to making a bad call in the Camping World Truck Series race and it could have ended with a different result. 

            Teresa, Teresa, Teresa Earnhardt!!!  Why do we have to hear the drama you keep putting your step kids, Dale Earnhardt’s kids through?  It just isn’t right at all.  Why?  The public was really doing fine without hearing you in the news in a long time.  Now, you are back and causing more drama to the family.  Teresa had filed an appeal in federal court over a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office ruling that denied Teresa’s challenge to the “Earnhardt Collection” trademark applied for by Kerry Earnhardt Inc.  If you want to read more details about the situation, you can go to the ESPN website: http://espn.go.com/racing/nascar/story/_/id/15474534/kerry-earnhardt-battle-teresa-earnhardt-name .  In my opinion, she is sinking to a real low again to try to keep Kerry from using his last name in his business.  This is his birth right.  She has already taken so much from the family since she did not want them nowhere involved in the business of Dale Earnhardt Inc.  She is really taking the step mother title to a new level. 

            NASCAR officials admitted to a huge mistake during the Camping World Truck race on Friday night.  On the next to last restart, Timothy Peters clearly jumped the restart on Matt Crafton.  Crafton did not spin his tires or he did play any games on the restart like someone like Kyle Busch would do.  Peters jumped the restart as plain as day.  NASCAR officials did review the call, but came back with the restart being clean.  Peters did give the lead back to Crafton, but the rule is that the driver should still be penalized for jumping the restart even if it they gave it back.  NASCAR officials did not admit to the mistake until the next day.  If NASCAR officials made the right call during the race, maybe Peters would not have had the chance to make contact with Crafton to cause Crafton to lose spots during the race.  Plus drivers had to avoid them which cause some of the other drivers to lose time and spots.  The race could have ended differently if Peters had served his penalty.  Peters has always been a driver to go all out and he did not care who stands in his.  He would even mess up a teammate.  Peters has always been a sneaky, dirty driver to me.  I am going by what I have been seeing with my own eyes.

            I think it is a good idea to write two posts about this weekend on my blog because there is too much to talk about.  From the Teresa Earnhardt drama with the family to the on track no call that NASCAR admitted to that could have possibly altered the outcome of the race.  Sure NASCAR always has drama on and off the track, but there are some worth talking about than others.  By the way, I am on Kerry Earnhardt and his wife side.  I’m always on the family side when it comes to the Earnhardt family versus Teresa and it does not matter which Earnhardt it is versus Teresa.