Will they turn things around?

Kyle has changed into a better person. His temper has calmed down in many instances this year. For example with the three straight engine failures, when they interviewed him you can tell he was disappointed but he acted lot more mature then if it would have happened a year ago. The only time I've seen him show his anger was at Bristol when he hit his roof after that early crash

But on the flip side, Kurt is done. He thought Penske Equipment was trash i bet he hates being in that #51. I thought he would change after being fired but he is just digging himself in a deeper hole each week. He wont return in the #51 next season and will not go drive the #20.

No! They'll be back at home in Vegas doing a Circus act. Or are they already doing it? It's hard to tell!

Remember Kurt's almost DWI when he went off on the cop saying, "Do you know who I am? I'm the 2004 Nextel NASCAR Cup Champion" and the cop wasn't impressed at all!? Then he did a huge PR stint by apologizing over and over and becoming an official sheriff and donating a bunch of money and all that crap? He never changed. He never will.

they're two seperate people and shouldn't be compared as one, just because they're related to each other. Kyle is still growing in the sport. His career is in it's infancy. Kurt on the other hand snatched himself a championship, and then that's when his problems began. Kyle is still growing in the sport, and Kyle is growing big and strong. Kyle won't make those mistakes, he is a better learner, than some guys, regardless of if they're related or not. Kyle doesn't need to look back, he just needs to keep going forward. Kyle is maturing, and hasnb't faltered yet. I don't like to use the word maturing, because I think it's demeaning. Good race car drivers, or good drivers, or as I like to call them pilots, in any other sport, will always have an attitude that people won't like. People don't like the guy who wins, unless they're his fan. The nice guys out there, aren't winning races, with one exception, and that would be Jimmie Johnson. But your probably never going to see another champion as cool as Jimmie. Even guys like Tony Stewart or Carl Edwards, are going to have people think that something is wrong with their attitude. I personally like all the drivers, no matter who's custom guitar they smash. But Kurt. That guy reminds me of people who talk to themself. They're like the people who can't "hear themselves think". It's like hanging out with a whacko. There's no point, no direction, and nothing positive to be had, by losing control. When I see a man who starts raising his voice out of anger, I know he doesn't know how to handle a situation. And the fact that he uses his mouth as a form of becomming violent, is a sign of a progression. I actually laugh at people like that, and in real life. Nothing can be solved once you lose control. Kyle doesn't really do it that way. If you've ever noticed, he might whine and complain, but he doesn't get loud. Kyle shows frustration, and maintains focus on the situation that just occurred. Kurt brings up past instances, which isn't healthy, and is kinda scary. Not cool

I wouldn't lump Kyle in the same category as Kurt. Kyle seems more calm and relaxed these days, while Kurt is just a ball of anger all the time. I've no idea what Kurt's problem is, but if he doesn't get it under control soon, he'll be back racing Legends cars before too long.

turn things around in nascar? you mean drive clockwise? that would be: turn right, turn right, turn right, turn right, etc.

never