NASCAR 2013 season
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so Logano wins (eh)
Mark Martin will be in the #14 in 12 of the final 13 races as Stewart is out
Stewart-Haas is courting Kurt Busch for next year
Mark Martin will be in the #14 in 12 of the final 13 races as Stewart is out
Stewart-Haas is courting Kurt Busch for next year
Stewart to miss rest of Cup season, Mark Martin & Austin Dillon will drive rest of season ...
http://msn.foxsports.com/nascar/story/tony-stewart-to-miss-rest-of-sprint-cup-season-081913#!hNxly
http://msn.foxsports.com/nascar/story/tony-stewart-to-miss-rest-of-sprint-cup-season-081913#!hNxly
so lemme understand the logic by ESPN
JJ blows a motor and they show a split screen for almost a minute
left is JJ's car going to the garage
right is Knaus walking back to the garage
They couldnt even show the race during that...just shows ESPPN"s lovefest with JJ
JJ blows a motor and they show a split screen for almost a minute
left is JJ's car going to the garage
right is Knaus walking back to the garage
They couldnt even show the race during that...just shows ESPPN"s lovefest with JJ
so lemme understand the logic by ESPN
JJ blows a motor and they show a split screen for almost a minute
left is JJ's car going to the garage
right is Knaus walking back to the garage
They couldnt even show the race during that...just shows ESPPN"s lovefest with JJ
No, it just shows espns stupidity.
so lemme understand the logic by ESPN
JJ blows a motor and they show a split screen for almost a minute
left is JJ's car going to the garage
right is Knaus walking back to the garage
They couldnt even show the race during that...just shows ESPPN"s lovefest with JJ
JJ Is the points leader, but I must admit that is excessive. ESPN is to sports journalism as the National Enquirer is to the world of entertainment.
BTW, NBC has the same man crush on Sidney Crosby. Ever wonder why the Penguins are on national tv three times as much as other teams?
Report: ESPN and Turner talking to NASCAR about ending TV contracts early
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nasca...ing-nascar-ending-tv-contracts-141103784.html
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nasca...ing-nascar-ending-tv-contracts-141103784.html
some notes from the week
Kyle Larson will drive the #42 next year as Montoya is out......if you dont know who Kyle Larson is he is the one who had his car tore to shreds at the Nationwide race in Daytona
Allmendinger offered the ride in the 47 for next year (Bobby Labonte has been in that car for a couple years)
Kyle Larson will drive the #42 next year as Montoya is out......if you dont know who Kyle Larson is he is the one who had his car tore to shreds at the Nationwide race in Daytona
Allmendinger offered the ride in the 47 for next year (Bobby Labonte has been in that car for a couple years)
chase clinch scenerios (for the ones that are close.....there is like 4 or 5 more but it makes the NFL playoff scenarios sound more reasonable)
Chase clinch scenarios at Richmond: Below are the 2013 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup clinch scenarios for Saturday night's Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond International Raceway, the final race before the Chase field is set. Six drivers have clinched top-10 spots in the Chase: #48-Jimmie Johnson, #15-Clint Bowyer, #29-Kevin Harvick, #99-Carl Edwards, #18-Kyle Busch and #20-Matt Kenseth. #5-Kasey Kahne, on the strength of two wins, has clinched at least a Wild Card spot. Four drivers control their top-10 clinching destiny. Regardless of the finishes of any other driver...
#88-Dale Earnhardt Jr., currently seventh in points, will clinch a top-10 spot with a finish of 32nd or better, 33rd with at least one lap led or 34th with the most laps led.
#22-Joey Logano, currently eighth in points, will clinch a top-10 spot with a finish of 11th or better, 12th and at least one lap led or 13th and the most laps led.
#16-Greg Biffle, currently ninth in points, will clinch a top-10 spot with a finish of ninth or better, 10th and at least one lap led or 11th and the most laps led.
#78-Kurt Busch, currently 10th in points, will clinch a top-10 spot by winning, finishing second with at least one lap led or finishing third with the most laps led.
The remaining mathematically eligible drivers need help to clinch a top-10 spot. Some, however, control their own Wild Card destiny (a win would guarantee at least a Wild Card spot). Clinch scenarios for the remaining eligible drivers follow...
#24-Jeff Gordon: Currently 11th in points, Gordon would clinch at least a Wild Card spot with a victory at Richmond. Gordon, currently six points outside the top 10, remains eligible for a top 10 spot.
#5-Kasey Kahne: Kahne, currently 12th in points, has already clinched at least a Wild Card spot. Ten points outside the top 10, Kahne remains eligible for a top 10 spot.
#56-Martin Truex Jr.: Currently 13th in points, Truex would clinch at least a Wild Card spot with a victory at Richmond. Fifteen points outside the top 10, Truex remains eligible for a top 10 spot. Truex, currently holding the provisional No. 2 Wild Card spot, could clinch a Wild Card spot without a victory.
#39-Ryan Newman: Currently 14th in points, Newman would clinch at least a Wild Card spot with a victory at Richmond. Twenty points outside the top 10, Newman remains eligible for a top 10 spot. Newman could clinch a Wild Card spot without a win (Logano and Biffle must remain in the top 10 or be replaced by Kahne; Newman must out-point Truex by six points; Gordon must not win; and Brad Keselowski or Jamie McMurray cannot win and overtake Newman).
Chase clinch scenarios at Richmond: Below are the 2013 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup clinch scenarios for Saturday night's Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond International Raceway, the final race before the Chase field is set. Six drivers have clinched top-10 spots in the Chase: #48-Jimmie Johnson, #15-Clint Bowyer, #29-Kevin Harvick, #99-Carl Edwards, #18-Kyle Busch and #20-Matt Kenseth. #5-Kasey Kahne, on the strength of two wins, has clinched at least a Wild Card spot. Four drivers control their top-10 clinching destiny. Regardless of the finishes of any other driver...
#88-Dale Earnhardt Jr., currently seventh in points, will clinch a top-10 spot with a finish of 32nd or better, 33rd with at least one lap led or 34th with the most laps led.
#22-Joey Logano, currently eighth in points, will clinch a top-10 spot with a finish of 11th or better, 12th and at least one lap led or 13th and the most laps led.
#16-Greg Biffle, currently ninth in points, will clinch a top-10 spot with a finish of ninth or better, 10th and at least one lap led or 11th and the most laps led.
#78-Kurt Busch, currently 10th in points, will clinch a top-10 spot by winning, finishing second with at least one lap led or finishing third with the most laps led.
The remaining mathematically eligible drivers need help to clinch a top-10 spot. Some, however, control their own Wild Card destiny (a win would guarantee at least a Wild Card spot). Clinch scenarios for the remaining eligible drivers follow...
#24-Jeff Gordon: Currently 11th in points, Gordon would clinch at least a Wild Card spot with a victory at Richmond. Gordon, currently six points outside the top 10, remains eligible for a top 10 spot.
#5-Kasey Kahne: Kahne, currently 12th in points, has already clinched at least a Wild Card spot. Ten points outside the top 10, Kahne remains eligible for a top 10 spot.
#56-Martin Truex Jr.: Currently 13th in points, Truex would clinch at least a Wild Card spot with a victory at Richmond. Fifteen points outside the top 10, Truex remains eligible for a top 10 spot. Truex, currently holding the provisional No. 2 Wild Card spot, could clinch a Wild Card spot without a victory.
#39-Ryan Newman: Currently 14th in points, Newman would clinch at least a Wild Card spot with a victory at Richmond. Twenty points outside the top 10, Newman remains eligible for a top 10 spot. Newman could clinch a Wild Card spot without a win (Logano and Biffle must remain in the top 10 or be replaced by Kahne; Newman must out-point Truex by six points; Gordon must not win; and Brad Keselowski or Jamie McMurray cannot win and overtake Newman).
Yes, but at least it was Harvick's choice and he has moved to what should be a quality ride at SHR.
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Harvick made it known last year he was going to Stewart Haas in 2014 so that really wasnt a secret
it is. Hopefully he finds a good ride and not one of those "yeah we got Jeff Burton in the car but we wont do much this year" rides.
That is my fear. I have been a fan since his rookie year, even a little before in the Busch series. He is a true gentleman of the sport.
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