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Preece is fine. How many cars made it to the finish without damage? It was just bad luck, it happens.

Everyone is playing by the same rules. It isn't perfect, but no one has an advantage. Drivers adapt to rule changes. NASCAR wants ratings, and the weird, but exciting playoff format delivers.

@pjmolo is having a heck of a year. It looks like our commissioner is poised to make a run for the title, would be cool to see him pull it off.

It looks like I didn't lose any spots in the standings with the 25th place finish from Austin Hill. It's a bummer that I didn't do better, but my chances at a top 10 points finish are still alive. As a matter of fact, I think I gained a spot.

Jimmie sounds good as a commentator.

Harrison Burton schooled Kyle Busch. What a guy.

8 - The finish was meh but there was some good racing all around.

If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying...? :sarcasm:

Winner!

I'm not the greatest at coming up with questions, but I'll give it a go. Which team holds the record for most playoff drivers in a single season?

Kurt Busch

Isn't it crazy that this thread turns 20 years old in exactly 11 days? Wow.

It was so easy that people think it was a trick question. :owquitit:

I'm not old enough to know that Hendrick was originally called All Star Racing. My apologies for making the question somewhat confusing. The question was supposed to read "Who won the first ever points-paying Cup series race for Hendrick?". The answer is Geoff Bodine. I declare @sdj the winner...

Winner!

I can't wait for this race, it's always a good time when NASCAR goes to a superspeedway. I don't care what anyone says, it's the most exciting form of racing in the world.

That's crazy, must've felt very satisfying when you saw Haley get the win.

Alright, this one is easy. Who won the first ever points-paying race for Hendrick Motorsports in the Cup series?

You can ask a question if you want. :)

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