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Gibbs’ calls not important enough for Stewart? Not quite
Brian Hunsicker
Sep 14, 2006
We almost had a scoop for you today. Almost.
Redskins coach (and NASCAR team owner) Joe Gibbs was asked if he had talked with Tony Stewart or Denny Hamlin since their fates in the Chase for the Nextel Cup had been decided. Stewart, of course, missed the Chase with an 18th-place finish at Richmond; Hamlin finished 15th in the race and fifth in the standings.
“I talked to Denny, because he was at the game the other night,” Gibbs said. “I just yelled at him on the sideline, congratulated him.
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