Bankruptcy Attorneys Cheer as Matt Kenseth Wins the Daytona 500

Bankruptcy attorneys have never watched a Daytona 500 like this one and they are going to remember it for a long time to come. Though not all of them watched this race since some of these workers do not find cars going around in circles that appealing. In addition, many are working so hard because of the ongoing recession being perpetuated by federal laws and regulators such as the EPA. 

An Interesting Night

First came the torrential downpour that washed out the race on Sunday and got it moved to Monday night, a first in the long history of the event. Bankruptcy attorneys almost rushed through their day’s work to be on time to catch the race and just as they had settled themselves in front of their television sets with their cans of beer and tubs of popcorn, the race got delayed by two whole hours – Juan Pablo Montoya crashed into a truck carrying jet fuel and set off a giant ball of fire. The race track then had to be cleaned with Tide laundry detergent. That Matt Kenseth finally won the race was lost in the midst of all the drama. 

Matt Kenseth’s Second Daytona 500 Win

Matt Kenseth is slowly unleashing himself as a force to be reckoned with at the Daytona 500. On Monday night, he completed a stunning race and held off stiff challenges from Dale Earnhardt and Greg Biffle to emerge as the winner, albeitin overtime. He had last won the race in 2009 but this year, he was never really counted as a strong contender. But some bankruptcy attorneys are happy with the result.

This Driver should be Fired

Kenseth may have won the race but he has been clearly upstaged in popularity by Brad Keselowski, who posted Twitter updates of almost the whole event, live, and from his car. His fingers were busy even after he crashed at 190 mph. Doing what? Tweeting and what else!