NASCAR: Scott Speed Files $6.5 Million Lawsuit Against Red Bull Racing

On December 8th, Scott Speed made it public that he was going to be suing Red Bull Racing.

[A Real Fan]

Seems like both Red Bull and Scott are losers and don't belong at Cup level

[Superman]

This isn't going to get Speed a ride that's for sure. No owner in their right mind would hire a driver who is suing his old boss.

[Mary]

Considering that team only cares about Brian "Must crash everything & get away with it" Vickers, I say go for it! those dudes never cared about Speed. Now it's time for them to pay!

[JohnnyDeppfan2]

Mary wrote:

Considering that team only cares about Brian "Must crash everything & get away with it" Vickers, I say go for it! those dudes never cared about Speed. Now it's time for them to pay!

I hope You know Vickers had a life threatening condition. No need to be so damn cruel.

[Mary]

JohnnyDeppfan2 wrote:

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I hope You know Vickers had a life threatening condition. No need to be so damn cruel.

!?...

Ok, A. I do know that & B... THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS!!!!! I'm making my point about Vickers as a racer & his history wrecking people. I did not say 1 thing about his condition!

[jimmy]

A Real Fan wrote:

Seems like both Red Bull and Scott are losers and don't belong at Cup level

yea them boys are just sissy boys they aint real race car drivers

[Tinker88]

I guess Scott needs to find a manager. Red Bull did breach his contract. He needs severance. A deal is a deal.

[Whoyakidding]

Not that I am a Scott Speed fan but a deal is a deal. Red Bull wasn't very smart trying to put an arrogant open wheeler in a 34,000 lb. stocker to begin with but that doesn't give them the right to default on a deal after they finally figure out they are throwing away money on someone who can't get the job done.

[Tinker88]

Whoyakidding wrote:

Not that I am a Scott Speed fan but a deal is a deal. Red Bull wasn't very smart trying to put an arrogant open wheeler in a 34,000 lb. stocker to begin with but that doesn't give them the right to default on a deal after they finally figure out they are throwing away money on someone who can't get the job done.

Just like Sam Hornish Jr. Kid can't drive a stock car to save his ass. Speed needs to be moved to trucks or nationwide for a couple of years and get some laps under his belt.

[Tinker88]

Whoyakidding wrote:

Not that I am a Scott Speed fan but a deal is a deal. Red Bull wasn't very smart trying to put an arrogant open wheeler in a 34,000 lb. stocker to begin with but that doesn't give them the right to default on a deal after they finally figure out they are throwing away money on someone who can't get the job done.

34,000 lb. stock cars? When did they start driving tanks around in circles? J/K we knew you meant 3400 lbs. Happy Holiday's

[Whoyakidding]

Droopy Draws wrote:

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34,000 lb. stock cars? When did they start driving tanks around in circles? J/K we knew you meant 3400 lbs. Happy Holiday's

Same to you Wild Man and may the bird of prosperity sit on your shoulder all of 2011.

[alpinedigital]

and a happy holiday to you all too on this - a fine easter sunday.