Kevin Harvick’s Crew Chief & NASCAR Spotter Raise Eye Brows to the Alarming Gasoline Situation in the US
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#NASCAR … Not a cloud in the sky here at @TALLADEGA but umbrellas are out in the garage to keep windshields cool so they don’t expand from the warm conditions and cause cars to fail inspection. (@dustinlong/Twitter)
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#NASCAR … Not a cloud in the sky here at @TALLADEGA but umbrellas are out in the garage to keep windshields cool so they don’t expand from the warm conditions and cause cars to fail inspection. (@dustinlong/Twitter)
As gas prices continued rising because of President Joe Biden’s policies, it wasn’t long before the severity of the problem let itself be felt to all facets of the society, to everyone regardless of what they do. And speaking of people and their professions, one can assume that those in NASCAR might have something to say about this issue.
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That’s exactly what Rodney Childers, the crew chief of Stewart-Haas Racing driver Kevin Harvick, recently did.
“With diesel at 5.50 a gallon, could all the stores and banks please make it where your pump doesn’t cut off at $100….. Running your card 3 times to fill up makes it even worse. It gives you time for your brain to want to explode between each swipe..🤯… 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️,” he tweeted.
This led to NASCAR spotter Brett Griffin throwing his “guess” in the mix.
“People would go over their credit card limits. CC companies protecting themselves. That’s my guess,” Griffin reacted.
People would go over their credit card limits. CC companies protecting themselves. That’s my guess.
— Brett Griffin (@SpotterBrett) May 10, 2022
NASCAR spotter Brett Griffin slams Joey Logano for his Darlington antics
After Joey Logano slammed William Byron from behind during the last lap of the race at Darlington, NASCAR spotter, Brett Griffin expressed his disapproval of not only Logano wrecking Byron but his “lame-ass” excuse for doing so.
“This is what I’m the most spot-off on – Joey’s lame-ass excuse after the race of, ‘I will not be bullied. He ran me in the fence,’” Griffin said in a recent episode of the Door Bumper Clear podcast.
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DAYTONA, FL – FEBRUARY 16: Joey Logano, driver of the #22 Pennzoil Team Penske Ford Mustang Shell, fields questions from the media during Daytona 500 Media Day on February 16, 2022 at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fl. (Photo by David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Griffin described that if a driver wants to race “like a d-bag”, he better own it.
“I Don’t play a victim on TV, like, ‘I had to pay him back, he was bullying me’. No. That’s not the way that played out at all.”
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