Well, he fired one of the two dudes that were implicated in the cheating scandal at Daytona this week. I really don't think he'll step aside, neither of the Waltrip brothers (Mikey and Darrell) are quitters. They tend to actually get stronger in the wake of adversity. It took some pretty big balls to start a multi-car team with Toyota in Nextel Cup. He's got way too much invested (financially and reputationally) to just give up. I knew Toyota wouldn't be competitive the first year. I really don't expect them to be competitive for 3-5 years, honestly. Way too much of a learning curve coming in with both a brand new team and a brand new car manufacturer. I've got a ton of respect for the Waltrips, which is why I got so ticked when you started slamming Mikey for being a "turncoat". But, you must realize that you are in the minority by being so prejudiced against Toyota running in Nascar. The vast majority of race fans, race teams, and race drivers have been very open and very accepting of it. They don't look at it as a "Japan vs. America" issue, they see it as just another ingredient to better competition. That's what it's about for most of the teams and drivers, competition. They love to be challenged, pushed to their limits. Keeping things at the status quo is detrimental to the sport, the teams, the drivers, and the fans.
