who cares about that guy

Mcdouche!

Clearly you with a comment like that

@@grcia_08 most of the NASCAR Gaming community.

@@grcia_08 not sure if you're joking but alot of people

Your right Jamie was a hit and miss at times and I agree with you 2010 was a good year to be a fan of his

Eh I wouldn't exactly compare him with Burger. He did beat senna in 92 if I remember correctly and he was quite consistent.

@@jt-hb8lh well, Senna beat Berger to only 4th in the 1992 F1 standings by a point and all of his wins at McLaren were either Senna letting him win (Japan 1991, when Senna had sealed his third and final title) or with Senna and Mansell retiring from races when they were ahead of him (Canada and Australia 1992). It would be unfair to say all his wins were like that, he dominated the Australian Grand Prix in 1987 for example, despite the fact that the underside of his car looked like it was about the combust. He admitted that he struggled at McLaren, going from a Ferrari that had a paddle shift transmission to a McLaren that not only was too small for his lanky frame, but had a manual transmission as well, which he had to get used to again. Like McMurray, he did have moments of mostly being an unremarkable driver, like the race after his final win, Hungary, he was in the lower midfield and was running a lap adrift of long time race leader Damon Hill. He was seen as a light hearted practical joker, getting Ayrton Senna to relax, enjoy things that weren't racing, inadvertently enabling Senna to be even better (and even after they went to separate teams, he still went to Berger for advice)

He won every single race in spirit

Yes lol

Consistently shit

I think you could arguably say 2009 was a bad season for Jamie too

@@trainboy32 2014 too

Yeah I couldn’t believe he beat Kyle to the line

At the end of his career he won 4 superspeedways: Daytona 500, the Pepsi 400, and Talladega twice. Also won the Brickyard 400 and won twice at Charlotte one of those being his 2nd cup start ever. That's damn good for a driver never really seen as a championship contender.

Yeah, I think this is important context for McMurray’s time at Roush. The plan got messed up right at the start.

He was the best CGR driver after Kyle Larson... Unfortunately the team was always mid pack and he never did what expected from him

Like 3 months ago, the real question should be when was the last time he made a good seasons video, and that was at the end of 2019

Tbh I’m still waiting for KB 2012 but he’s just dodging the topic 🤷‍♂️

At least he could finish and bring a car home which is something certain drivers these days can't do.

Custers whole cup career so far could be a bust

@@hetterman10r9 he did decent in 2020, but 2021 and so far 2022 I'd agree with you there

Alfredo was a project. FRM was like we need a driver. Check.

I don’t know up to this point in xfinity this year Alfredo is 13th in points only 10 out of 12th

Denny Hamlin 2022?

@@user-ed1yx2fq7l You haven't been watching this season, have you?

@@areasevenpro I guess 2 wins isn't enough for you in a season where there are 20 different winners who mostly all have one win a piece. I guess making into the round of 8 and almost certainly the final 4 is a bad season lmao. He has an amazing chance at the championship. Imagine he wins the chip in November and we come back to this...

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Kahne was a much more solid driver than what Jamie Mac ever was.

in 2005 Roush was the best team. Biffle Kenseth and Edwards were so damn fast. And McMurray joined Roush in 2006 which was before all of his big wins in the 1 car

Yeah because it is so out of character but when you have been in racing as long as Mark has, you are going to have some times like that where you have to get dirty.