What I thought could be one of the best days of my life quickly turned into one of the most disappointing ones I’ve ever experienced. I hate it for Rick Hendrick, Jeff Gordon, HAG, Hendrick Motorsports, everyone a part of the 5 team, everyone on the 17 indycar for speeding, my family, my friends, my fans, and the documentary crew that has followed along the journey the past 8 months. So much time, money, and effort went into this experience and it just kills me to have it all end the way it did. I feel like I let so many people down. We knew all along weather could throw a wrench into things but seeing it come to reality is a horrible feeling.
Up until Sunday it was truly one of the greatest experiences of my life. I can’t describe how appreciative I am of everyone’s support of me to live out a dream. I hope it’s not the last opportunity I have to try the Double but if it is I guess it was memorable.
Thank you to everyone at Arrow McLaren, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and all the competitors there for making me feel welcomed.
Ready to get back on track now and get refocused on winning a 2nd championship for our team.
KL
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My childhood on Lake Norman: Early mornings looking out the living room window at the fog blanketed across the water with “Come Monday” playing on the local station. RIP Jimmy.
You have 24 hours to get any politics, world events, morality, religion etc. tweets out of your system before the first full college football Saturday.
Tomorrow is the Lord’s Day - show some goddamn respect
I don't know if the world is ready for Kenny Wallace and Clint Bowyer in the booth together. Both are the perfect combination of Gary Busey, Boss Hogg and a five-year-old kid that ate all of his Halloween candy in one sitting and we're blessed to share the Earth with them.