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    Burton said he recently had a conversation with Robin Pemberton, NASCAR's vice president of competition. "I said things to him that were very frank and to the point" Burton said. "I walked off and thought I wouldn't have been able to do that 15 years ago, but felt perfectly comfortable doing it because I felt comfortable with him and his willingness to listen to me." Full Article at Philadelphia Daily News
    I said things to him that were very frank and to the point
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago
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Two NASCAR drivers admit to $50,000 fines
  1. For NASCAR to give a penalty for that, that's their call.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago
  2. We want to speak our minds, and sometimes it comes out the wrong way
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago
  3. Some things should be kept from the media. NASCAR is trying to keep us from shooting ourselves in the foot.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago
  4. I don't think it's good to have everything out in the press because all we continue to do is focus on negative things
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago
  5. As a result, not as many people are in the grandstands. The facts show that the racing is better than it's ever been.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago
  6. When you tell somebody that the racing's bad enough long enough, you're finally going to convince people it is
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago
  7. Between [the media] and us in the garage, we've all done our part to try to break this sport down over the last 4-5 years.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago
  8. NASCAR has done a good job of building this sport over 60 years
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago
  9. I walked off and thought I wouldn't have been able to do that 15 years ago, but felt perfectly comfortable doing it because I felt comfortable with him and his willingness to listen to me.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News 1 month ago

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