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I had to google him myself haha https://goo.gl/images/BY39Gn

That wasn't very smart... Matt D could break him in half...

This thread is more entertaining than the race so far... Y'all keep it up! :D:cheers:

At the very least, only run at the same track once. Leave Daytona's two dates alone based on tradition though. Then the schedule could be filled out with tracks to either reach new markets or reinforce local markets. There's a paved oval or road course in more than likely every one of the lower...

Then the last two standing do a game of chicken on the front stretch.

Most merch these days has the sponsor and/or number more prominently displayed then the driver. Hats for example, I usually buy with the number on the front because sponsors change much more then numbers do (usually). I can understand your point if you're rocking a shirt with a mural of...

So glad I didn't buy any Napa 24 stuff... I do agree that Byron is a terrific "fit" for the 24 but will never understand why Chase didn't use the 9 to begin with... Other than $$$

You mean Byron? Bowman will be in the 88

I really thought the 88 would be the one to get axed before the 5 to be honest. The only reason its there currently was for Jr.

No more 5 next year. HMS announced Willy B will drive the 24 and Chase Elliott will drive the 9.

Make it 7 total for sole possession of the 2nd most wins at Dega behind his dad and I'll be perfectly happy with his final year. Smoke wasn't too successful in his final season either but I was happy he got to win one more, that's all I want for Jr

I agree with pretty much all of your post but this is the nail on the head IMO. He got his swagger back after years of mediocrity and then lost it again after the injury, I just hope he has one win left in the tank (looking at you Talladega).

A perfect match in my opinion

Any driver that does well in a lower series is hyped to a degree. Byron has won quickly in everything he's been in and hasn't even been racing his whole life like lots of these guys have been. He seems to have natural talent. In the hunt for the Xfinity championship in his rookie season, almost...

I can agree with that to an extent. Let's be realistic though, if it's a full out race, no fuel mileage or rain shortened and not counting plate tracks, I'd say only 15 guys and that's being relatively generous have a legitimate shot at the win any given cup race. I may crunch some more numbers...

Most notably: Ned Jarrett, Joe Weatherly, Lee Petty, Junior Johnson, Buck Baker, Rex White, David Pearson, Cotton Owens, Fireball Roberts, A.J. Floyt, Fred Lorenzon, LeeRoy Yarborough, and Bobby Isaac among others I just keep in mind the sport was still growing at this time. I brought up in...

1960 R. Petty won 3 races and finished 2nd in the NASCAR Grand National Series Points. 1961 2 wins out of 42 attempts, in 1962 he won 8 races of 52. in 1963 he won 14 races and still didn't win the championship. Finally in 1964 Petty won a championship. Here's the thing, all of those guys...

Do Eldora races count towards a truck series driver's win total? If it was on the schedule and Richard won it, it goes in the win column. End of story.

I'm sure there's something at Lowe's that will remove the stains haha

I heard he eats chicken wings and drinks mountain dew while painting his office weekly. Gotta love those sponsor benefits ;)