NASCAR 2024 - BOLD Prediction Thread - The VOTE

Of the three predictions proven to be true, which one is the MOST BOLD prediction of 2024?

  • Two cup winners will be disqualified following post race inspection

    Votes: 18 62.1%
  • NASCAR Cup Series will have at least 12 (or more) Overtime finishes in the 2024 season

    Votes: 8 27.6%
  • The result of a race in the 2024 Cup Season will be determined after the conclusion of the event

    Votes: 3 10.3%

  • Total voters
    29
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The 2024 NASCAR Cup Series has come to an end with THREE predictions, posted prior to the start of the season, proven to be true.

Each of the three correct predictions is eligible to be considered as the most bold prediction of the year.

The decision as to which one is the MOST BOLD is up to you.

Each member of the board can vote only one time but a vote can be changed until the voting window closes.

Voting closes after one week.

The entire list of predictions is as follows:

NASCAR 2024 - BOLD PREDICTIONS FINAL.jpg
 
Yeah, Austin’s win wasn’t taken from post race inspection, and I’m also pretty sure that the DQ came more than 24 hours later also. So the overtime one being the one actually true one, then yeah.
 
I am waiting on some one to sell me on why theirs is the Boldest one. Cause so far none of these grab me and says vote foe me.
 
I am waiting on some one to sell me on why theirs is the Boldest one. Cause so far none of these grab me and says vote foe me.

Good point.

How about some campaign-like posts by the each of the three candidates, @DIDIT, @Magicmiler, and @virtualbalboa.

In this day and age even stuff like this might influence voters.
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But not accurate since no wins were taken away. As I've said all along it's a semantic point. Yes they were penalized and lost playoff eligibility but the win wasn't taken away which is what I view as a disqualification.

NEWS FLASH

I've decided to not manage the BOLD Prediction game next year.

Applications are now being accepted for the position which includes determining which predictions were proven to true. :puffin:
 
NEWS FLASH

I've decided to not manage the BOLD Prediction game next year.

Applications are now being accepted for the position which includes determining which predictions were proven to true. :puffin:
I didn't mean to offend, you do a great job. I'm just stating my opinion on this as I did months ago.
 
I didn't mean to offend, you do a great job. I'm just stating my opinion on this as I did months ago.

No offense taken but seriously, I won't be handling the BOLD Prediction game anymore and instead will concentrate on the NASCAR Pick 'Em game.

I guess I really didn't need to quote your previous post.

We're all good. :cheers:
 
Yeah, but historically the winners have been predictions that revolve around an individual driver and 'on the track' results. All of this year's finalists center around NASCAR's decisions.
Well, there are indeed reasons for that. Clearly it is easier to make predictions about NASCAR futzing around with something it probably shouldn't have had to do in the first place (or isn't a thing that needs anything be done about it) than it is about driver's success/failure.
 
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Good point.

How about some campaign-like posts by the each of the three candidates, @DIDIT, @Magicmiler, and @virtualbalboa.

In this day and age even stuff like this might influence voters.
I'm fine with whatever the voters want. I added some additional riders to my prediction that didn't come true, so I can't sit here and pretend I did an authentic Amazing Kreskin act. Ultimately if I participate again for 2025, the prediction I'll make will almost certainly be about NASCAR's officiating and management and not about the drivers. It is much easier to predict that NASCAR will meddle than it is that any specific driver will win/lose/Top 3/whatever because of the nature of the sport now and the rules package that exists. There is clearly a substantial population of fans for whom that is a positive factor in their fandom but the consequence of it is that it makes these sorts of games more about how NASCAR intervenes than about how drivers perform week to week (as this year proved how irrelevant that really is).
 
NEWS FLASH

I've decided to not manage the BOLD Prediction game next year.

Applications are now being accepted for the position which includes determining which predictions were proven to true. :puffin:
Awe man, now I feel bad about my prediction. This along with the 500 countdown thread is one of my favorites.
 
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I didn't watch a lot this year but 12 overtimes isn't really shocking given how they've been.
NEWS FLASH

I've decided to not manage the BOLD Prediction game next year.

Applications are now being accepted for the position which includes determining which predictions were proven to true. :puffin:
I hope you reconsider that.
While I agree with kkfan that Dillon wasn't disqualified, I've always enjoyed this game and posting outlandish predictions.
 
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NEWS FLASH

I've decided to not manage the BOLD Prediction game next year.

Applications are now being accepted for the position which includes determining which predictions were proven to true. :puffin:
Thanks for all you’ve done with this game and continue to do with Pick ‘Em.

@Charlie Spencer will do an equally great job here. 😎
 
But not accurate since no wins were taken away. As I've said all along it's a semantic point. Yes they were penalized and lost playoff eligibility but the win wasn't taken away which is what I view as a disqualification.
Wait, you only count a DQ if it's from the winner? That doesn't even make sense lol
 
Wait, you only count a DQ if it's from the winner? That doesn't even make sense lol
Not what I said, the question in question was about winners being disqualified. What I'm saying is no wins were taken away, playoff eligibility for the win was. In my opinion that is something different. Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch being disqualified at Pocono a few years ago giving the win to Chase were disqualified winners. Austin Dillon and Denny Hamlin got to keep the wins at Richmond and Bristol, but they lost playoff eligibility from them. That is what I see as the difference.
 
Not what I said, the question in question was about winners being disqualified. What I'm saying is no wins were taken away, playoff eligibility for the win was. In my opinion that is something different. Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch being disqualified at Pocono a few years ago giving the win to Chase were disqualified winners. Austin Dillon and Denny Hamlin got to keep the wins at Richmond and Bristol, but they lost playoff eligibility from them. That is what I see as the difference.
I was mistaken. I thought you were talking about the results of a cup race being determined after the race not the 2 winners one. My bad.
 
I was mistaken. I thought you were talking about the results of a cup race being determined after the race not the 2 winners one. My bad.
Even that one I would say is questionable, since the wording of it says in a meeting or hearing less than 24 hours after. Originally when it was said to be true, it was with Austin’s, which that was more than 24 hours later, but it got changed to Bowman, which wasn’t even a meeting or hearing, it was just like other post race failures. The poll words it one way, but if you read the actual prediction, it’s worded a whole different way.
 
Even that one I would say is questionable, since the wording of it says in a meeting or hearing less than 24 hours after. Originally when it was said to be true, it was with Austin’s, which that was more than 24 hours later, but it got changed to Bowman, which wasn’t even a meeting or hearing, it was just like other post race failures. The poll words it one way, but if you read the actual prediction, it’s worded a whole different way.

The number of characters in each poll choice are limited to less characters than are in the many of the predictions and consequently the poll choice in question is an abbreviated version of the actual prediction.

Refer to the wording of the actual prediction, #34 in the spreadsheet, as necessary.
 
The number of characters in each poll choice are limited to less characters than are in the many of the predictions and consequently the poll choice in question is an abbreviated version of the actual prediction.

Refer to the wording of the actual prediction, #34 in the spreadsheet, as necessary.
Oh I know, I was just saying to understand the full one you gotta read it as it is. Which when you do that, you see that it’s not even a correct prediction.
 
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