NASCAR 2013 season

so basically she acquires the #49 car points which is defunct. 42nd in points which only helps if rain washes out qualifying. The 500 she still has to race her way in
 
That's a matter of opinion. I like road races because those events show that these guys are quite capable of doing more than turn left.
It shuts up the snooty open wheel fans who think NASCAR drivers are all stupid red necks and guys who they say could not cut it in open wheel.
The thing is those drivers over there in Indy would LEAP at the chance to drive NASCAR..They's quadruple their income in endorsements.

ok ... I agree with most of what you posted.

Maybe they should do a few races running the other way and turn Right ...

Just a thought !
 
Nah, those turn both ways ...

I was talking about only right .... they use to have a race like that I think and they would run the pits in the opposite direction too.

One of the road races is backwards or at least used to be. Maybe Riverside.
 
The newly updated NASCAR iPhone app shows qualifying at Richmond. LOL!!!!!

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the "new" NASCAR.com site is rubbish. Tried to use the timing and scoring feature. The server was unresponsive.
The site in general is cluttered and difficult to navigate.
 
the "new" NASCAR.com site is rubbish. Tried to use the timing and scoring feature. The server was unresponsive.
The site in general is cluttered and difficult to navigate.

To further....the whole new Nascar is almost rubbish these days.Nascar just doesn't have the same excitement to me that it used to.I'm not the only one either,the stands are never full anymore.Teams have to scrap for sponsors,dtv canceled hot pass,sure seems like a downward trend to me.
 
To further....the whole new Nascar is almost rubbish these days.Nascar just doesn't have the same excitement to me that it used to.I'm not the only one either,the stands are never full anymore.Teams have to scrap for sponsors,dtv canceled hot pass,sure seems like a downward trend to me.
Some companies just do not have the funding. Advertising on race cars carries a lot of risk. Tv ratings are down.
In other instances, companies simply have no interest in the sport.
 
qualifying results and the order for the Twin 150's
bold is in one race
non bold starts the other
(basically add the odd number qualifiers in one...evens in other)

#10-Patrick (8th out) 196.434mph - pole winner
#24-Gordon (30th out) 196.292 - outside pole winner
#21-Bayne (39th out) 195.976 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by speed
#39-Newman (14th out) 195.946 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by speed
#14-Stewart (1st) 195.925 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by speed
#5-Kahne (37th out) 195.852 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by speed
#11-Hamlin (24th out) 195.771 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by owners points/provisional
#18-Busch (3rd), 195.767
#22-Logano (35th out) 195.767
#20-Kenseth (29th out) 195.725
#88-Earnhardt Jr. (26th out) 195.584
#17-Stenhouse Jr (19th out) 195.537 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by owners points/provisional
#42-Montoya (45th out) 195.508
#27-Menard (16th out) 195.503
#13-Mears (6th) 195.495
#33-Dillon (23rd out) 195.385
#99-Edwards (44th out) 195.240
#15-Bowyer (22nd out) 195.228 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by owners points/provisional
#56-Truex Jr., (4th) 195.207
#31-Burton (36th out) 195.156
#48-Johnson (33rd out) 195.084 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by owners points/provisional
#1-McMurray (18th out) 195.042
#2-Keselowski (31st out) 194.951 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by owners points/provisional
#9-Ambrose (15th out) 194.793
#29-Harvick (40th out) 194.742
#43-Almirola (9th) 194.742
#16-Biffle (21st out) 194.729 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by owners points/provisional
#55-Martin (11th out) 194.683
#38-Gilliland (32nd out) 194.654
#34-Ragan (39th out) 194.616mph
#26-Waltrip (25th out) 194.313
#35-Wise (43rd out) 194.254
#78-Busch (42nd out) 193.657 - locked in Daytona 500 at least by past champions provisional
#98-McDowell (7th) 193.544
#95-Speed (34th out) 193.540
#32-Labonte (5th) 193.515
#51-Smith (27th out) 193.096
#7-Blaney (13th out) 192.996
#47-Labonte (17th out) 192.563
#36-Yeley (12th out) 192.094
#83-Reutimann (20th out) 190.339
#93-Kvapil (10th) 190.142
#87-Nemechek (28th out) 190.046
#19-Bliss (2nd), 189.438
#52-Keselowski (41st out) 183.876
 
Wow Patrick is on the front row?That might be a boon to tv ratings.

The first 30 mins may very well get the largest TV ratings in several years.
Pre race programming will get a boost as well.
Of course I don't turn the thing on until they start the parade laps.
 

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