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Am I remembering correctly that he came from the back to win in the spring?

Ok that makes the Dodge comeback at least possible. Everytime I read those rumors I thought, "why would a company come back to NASCAR while trying to sell the company?" But now it makes sense, I was wrong but not completely wrong ;)

I thought Fiat was trying to sell Dodge...?

I was referring more so to the amount of fans that have discounted him before the playoffs. I for one am expecting to see him in the round of 8 at the bare minimum. I saw a interview about his strategy for playoffs and he basically said, consistency in the first round, a win in the next two...

Can't remember where it was said, but it was mentioned this weekend will be the determining factor whether Jimmie can be a contender. Third quickest in first practice ain't a bad place to start.

You can bring in a soft sided cooler with canned beers in Richmond. You even get one re-entry to refill the cooler if you need to unless they changed that policy recently.

That crew guy clearly didn't remove anything... If anything he pressed the tape back down. So that it would be found in inspection if there was anything wrong of course. Whoever took the time to put this together is seriously reaching.

The only reason this can of worms has even been opened is because the fans screamed the COT had no brand identity. This is a consequence of that. When the cars are made to mimic their showroom counterparts more then they were previously, there will be differences which will help one manufacturer...

Depends on who you're a fan of :D. In all seriousness, they certainly deserve it but as a Chevy fan, I can't say I'd be happy about it. May the best car win! It's go time! :swords:

You can't deny Kez is pretty much on point... I will be genuinely surprised if any of the top 3 Toyotas are eliminated before Phoenix (circumstances and terrible luck aside).

The only way to be SURE there is no backlash is to dispute what was said. It may not seem like a big deal to most people, but they're going to defend their company and actions regardless of whether it's a big deal or not. That's what I was trying to say. For for record, never said there was a...

I wouldn't be so easily impressed, I've had no dealings with any CEOs, but know/have known plenty of managers that lie through their teeth to save face. This looks like damage control to me. Piggybacking on others' points, regardless of your age, imagine your grandpa or great grandpa had a...

Wouldn't be too upset about the elder Busch actually. I'm a sucker for a good comeback story. Not to mention that team has began to peak at the right time.

They would send a stray ambulance out or wave a questionable caution before they let that happen ;)

NASCAR seems to be putting all their eggs in the young gun basket. They haven't tried to let this movement grow organically, they're shoving it down our throats that these guys are the future which is honestly pretty annoying. They're likeable guys and have/will have much success but shoving the...

I'm going with JJ. We all know that 48 team flips the switch after most discount their season as a lost cause. Based on Homestead performance alone, I wouldn't be surprised to see Larson hoist his first Cup either.

From what I understand, stage points award drivers for being in the top 10 with extra points to go towards their regular season points total. Only the stage wins apply to playoff bonus points which are worth one point and wins are worth five. For example, if Kenseth finished ninth in the first...

LMAO that's great :laugh:

It'll be interesting to watch for sure. The pendulum may swing the other way if the Toyota camp gets handicapped like Penske did. If indeed this happens, Larson should be the major beneficiary.

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