10. They got confused for a moment and thought it was Kyle Busch.
9. Brad was seen talking to Matt Crafton moments before the race.

Brad, we don’t give a damn if this is the Nationwide Series, you’re not giving the Chasers enough room!
8. As a director, it’s their job to “direct” the actors when they get to improvising too much.
7. Figured that, as a young driver, he wasn’t aware of the law to “move over and slow down when a Chase vehicle is approaching.”
6. It had been almost a week since NASCAR had done anything stupid.
5. They wanted to send a clear message to Steven Wallace, in case he ever gets a Cup ride.
4. They didn’t want to hear the same ol’ song and dance from Montoya that the other cars were racing him “dirty.”
3. To make a feeble attempt to appear not be kissing Hendrick’s ass.
2. They were still a little miffed that Keselowski had the audacity to qualify third, and to think it was a real race, especially during NASCAR’s showcase “Chase.”
1. According to recently signed contracts, the GoDaddy.com sponsored Chevy is not scheduled to record a top 5 or Cup victory until sometime during the 2010 season, and the legal department was getting a little nervous.
Editor’s Note: If you haven’t seen it yet, check out this week’s Frontstretch Foto Funnies – Kansas Edition, as Kurt Smith tells the story behind the pictures of your favorite drivers this weekend! It won’t take long, and hopefully you can have a good laugh — especially if you need cheering up after your favorite driver fell short of Victory Lane!
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