Last year, he defended his crew chief for using vulgar language
on a live broadcast. Now he stands in victory lane and admits
he lied to Mark Martin. I agree with Jack Rousch. Had the
been reversed, Mark would have kept his word, even if it
meant he might not win.Jarrett, however, saw his opportunity and made the move to his advantage. Shame on Jeff Burton, too, for drafting with Jarrett instead of his own teammate., who has done so much for him. Our 11 year-old grandson watches every race. I am glad to say his hero is Mark Martin. NASCAR is the only sport we watch as a family due in part to the fact that most all of the people involved show integrity and honor on and off the track. It's a shame greed causes some drivers to dishonor their word, especially to the nicest guy on the track who races everyone clean and says nothing bad about any other driver, even when it's deserved.
Here's to Mark, a true example of what a champion really is.
O. D. Casey
Aiken, S.C.
