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Kyle Larson Jeff Gordon Jimmie Johnson Matt Kenseth Kyle Busch Denny Hamlin Joey Logano Dale Earnhardt Jr. Brad Keselowski Kasey Kahne Tony Stewart Kevin Harvick Carl Edwards

Lol. You want my input on your team? To paraphrase a line from your avatar, "It can't get no worse, so it must be getting better."

If you change your avatar to the "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album cover, I'll consist giving you a one time-only discount.

Hey ted@economy, remember that advice you offered me at the start of the season (which I initially regretted not taking)? Well, after looking at this week's standings, I'm not sure I regret it so much anymore.

226 for me, and I moved up a spot. That's something, I guess. (Especially when you consider that I had Brad as one of my starters.)

Wipe that grin off your face. My statement was less indicative of Danica's talent than it was Cobb's lack thereof.

True, but in fairness, Danica showed more talent in this race last year than Cobb has in her entire racing career.

Had you not said "SHR sweep" and clarified that you were talking about Cup, I would have severely questioned your sanity, seeing as otherwise you would have predicted Jennifer Jo Cobb to win the race.

I foresee a KBM 1-2 finish, with Erik Jones winning and Bubba coming home second.

Jimmie Johnson Jeff Gordon Denny Hamlin Brad Keselowski Tony Stewart Matt Kenseth Clint Bowyer Joey Logano

Note: most of these I only severely dislike, not hate. The only ones I outright hate are the Busch brothers, although that would extend to Kvapil if the woman-beating allegations are true.

Joey Logano - no idea why, but he's been one of my favorites for a while Tony Stewart - isn't afraid to speak his mind, even if his opinions are stupid Jeff Gordon - one of the last links to NASCAR's "glory days" Kyle Larson - young phenom, good attitude Ryan Blaney - see Larson, Kyle...

Kyle Busch - obvious reasons Danica Patrick - overrated, modelling for GoDaddy gave her opportunities before other, more deserving female drivers Austin Dillon - not his fault that he was given the #3, but he seems to relish the attention that he receives because of it Jimmie Johnson -...

Probably one of the most legendary NASCAR races of all-time. That was also the race that featured Neil Bonnett's first start since his injury at Atlanta in 1990. Bonnett flipped into the catchfence, but was uninjured and returned to the booth to call the remainder of the race. Unfortunately, it...

Correct! I've always found it amazing that those two weren't injured in their crashes, yet Stanley Smith was nearly killed when he hit the wall head-on during the Horton accident. Your move.

Name the two drivers that flipped during the 1993 DieHard 500 at Talladega.

Just looked at the week's totals: HOW DID SOMEONE SCORE LESS POINTS THAN ME??! rowdy racin, you are one unlucky SOB.

A-Driver: Harvick (36th) B-Drivers: Biffle (40th), Newman (20th) C-Driver: Scott (35th) That answer your question?

Well, I was the week's biggest mover. 'Course, it was 19 positions in the wrong direction, but still...

106 points total this week. If anyone on here had more pathetic picks than I did, you are one unlucky SOB.