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Busch ran him into the wall just about

There's the caution Chase needed, hope he gets some tires and makes up some ground before it rains

I'm so looking forward to watching Elliott vs Larson for years to come, awesome racing

NASCAR must not want Chase to win since weather is on the way lol

Pouring down rain :(

He'd definitely have a championship by now I believe

I think he'll have a better 2015, Which will lead to a contract extension imo. I'm hoping the new rules package will play into his liking next year too.

1. Jimmie Johnson 2. Close, but no 3. I like ChexOrWrex's idea of having it the last race before the chase starts, then move Richmond into the chase.

As a mechanic myself, I'm gonna guess he works on Mercedes because he'll always have steady work since they're piles of ****. Amiright?

I never knew this thread existed lol. Big Dolphins fan here :punkrocke Here's to another mediocre season!

Race cars of today are purpose built machines. There's not one aspect of any of the cars whether its Ford, Chevrolet, or Toyota, that you could walk into the dealership and buy. And I would bet just about any driver out there could care less about what they're driving, long as they can be...

Yeah I saw it, I think he was being asked a stupid question like if he feels any pressure to get into the chase since he's currently out and without a win, and his teammates have 9 wins combined. Idk where everybody will end up starting 2016, but I think it will be an exciting time for NASCAR...

#1 Jamie McMurray: I think he will get resigned, he's running fairly well with Keith Rodden as a crew chief. #5 Kasey Kahne: I hope he gets resigned, and I think he will, but he needs to have a good year next year. #10 Danica Patrick: Danica isn't going anywhere. #11 Denny Hamlin: I see Denny...

Agreed, I've followed Kasey since 2004 and he's been in Dodges, Ford, Toyota and Chevrolet. I'll always be a huge fan of his no matter what.

I really don't want to see Tony quit racing, but it wouldn't surprise me if this was his last year of his career. It's a shame to go out like that, in my opinion he is one of the greatest drivers in history but he'll always have a dark cloud hanging over his head.

It would be foolish to ever think there's something wrong with the 48. I'll predict it now, once Chicago gets here, he'll be in the top 5 in all the practice sessions, qualify in the top 5, and win the race. It never fails.

24 48 88 22

There's not one thing wrong with the 48, I can promise you that. It's all about R&D right now, finishing position doesn't mean squat to Chad right now. Just wait till Chicagoland...

Probably one of my favorite races of the year. I'd really like to make the trip up there one year for a race.

We can only hope NASCAR actually listens to the drivers.