Earlier during the NASCAR Xfinity race at the Daytona International Speedway, there were many wrecks. The first of those was an incident involving Drew Dollar and Jeremy Clements. As it turned out, Dollar lost control of his #18 car and veered into the outside wall. Unfortunately, the #51 car of Clements happened to be in his trajectory and they collided.
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Naturally, Clements was absolutely furious with Dollar for crashing him out. He fumed on Twitter and declared that such things happen when drivers buy NASCAR rides. In other words, he pretty much tried to imply that Dollar paid money for his seat and did not deserve it on merit.
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
Evidently, several fans agreed with him and called out Joe Gibbs Racing for it. In essence, Drew Dollar took over the seat that reigning Xfinity Series champion Daniel Hemric vacated. Instead, he has jumped ship to Kaulig Racing, taking over the #11 car from Justin Haley who is in the Cup Series.
Isn’t that why endings like the truck series happen? This is not racing it’s pay for a car and see what happens.
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
You are so right he should not be in that car
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
He ain't wrong. Too many talentless hacks with money backing.
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
As a JGR and KBM fan… there are better drivers for the #18 rides
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
Truth and Fact!!! @KBMteam @JoeGibbsRacing
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
JEREMY CLEMENTS GOING AT DREW DOLLAR, WE'VE GOT BEEF, AND ITS FOR DINNER BABY!
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
What else did the fans say about the Jeremy Clements incident?
Suffice to say, many were mad about the incident. Some even blamed Joe Gibbs Racing for fast-tracking such drivers into the racing arena. One response said, “See, I don’t disagree with this, but there is also a trend of JGR rushing drivers to Cup. I say it’s 50% that, 50% on his last name being “Dollar”.
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CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA – MAY 29: Jeremy Clements, driver of the #51 Fire Wall Signs Absolute Wall Chevrolet, waits on the grid during qualifying for the NASCAR Xfinity Series Alsco Uniforms 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 29, 2021 in Concord, North Carolina. (Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)
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That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
Most accurate tweet of 2022 so far
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
GET HIS ASS JEREMY 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
Yeap it really sucks for small teams. These no talent ass rich kids can cost you $100k just like that.
That’s what happens when you have guys that buy rides that shouldn’t be out there.
In the end, both drivers were classified 36th and 37th, and out of the race. For Jeremy Clements, this result was particularly disappointing because he was hoping to improve his standing this season. Last year and in 2017, he had a career-best Xfinity Series championship finish of 12th. Now, he is aiming to try and breach the Top 10, but Dollar’s interference has got him off to a bad start. On the bright side, the season has only just begun, and it will offer plenty of chances for redemption.