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And now Larson finishes second in the Cup race at Fontana. Seriously, if you guys aren't sold on him by now, you'll never be.

My team is running 10th, 37th, 38th, and 39th. I'm not sure there's a better definition of "I'm screwed" than this.

Speaking as a fan of Logano's, I think Larson is a considerably better driver. You can argue stats all you want, but remember that Logano was driving for Gibbs during the first years of his career. If you need evidence regarding how far superior JGR Nationwide equipment is, look at Kyle Busch's...

First off, I'm sorry about not responding to those answers. The correct answer was Kevin Lepage's 25 DNQ's in 2007. And for the new question, I'll go with the obvious answer: Danica?

Since the last post, Larson has scored his first career Nationwide Series victory at Fontana, as well as turning in a top 10 run at Bristol (a race he could have very well won; the only better one out there was Kenseth). Can people really still doubt that Larson is the "next big thing"?

Convenient that I'm saying this as I score just one qualifying point and drop three positions in the standings...

I'm conserving drivers this week. Saving some starts for the stretch run.

Double-check to make sure...yes, I finally did it correctly.

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That's why I was so surprised about my result. Larson was my top finishing driver (the others were Kenseth in 13th, Keselowski in 14th, and Logano in 20th). I guess those "laps led" bonuses helped me out a lot.

Gary Bettenhausen, a member of both the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame and the National Midget Auto Hall of Fame, as well as being a 21-time Indy 500 starter, has passed away at the age of 72. As ignorant of sprint car racing as I am, even I knew of Gary and his racing success, and it is with...

I got 313 points and I don't know how. Thought I would lose a bunch of positions and instead gained six.

Okay, if I zoom in on the post by pressing and holding my finger down on it, I can see your selection. That's extremely bizarre, considering I can see everyone else's posts normally. Well, I'm sorry about that, JimmieGordon2448.

For your information, I made my selection via iPod, and his selection didn't show up, just the list of drivers already taken. What was I supposed to do; make a pick for him?

How did I get credited with 19 points? I thought 16 was the max qualifying score?

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Sorry, I wasn't aware of that. I'll remember that in future. Nope. Think a bit more recently.

I've always been confused as to why it took so long for them to determine the winner. Even on the footage of the finish, it's pretty clear that Petty won the race. I'll stick with my DNQ's theme: which driver totaled the most DNQ's in a single season, how many did he total, and what year did he...

Ohhhhh...I see what you mean now. Johnny Beauchamp?

Not as easy as it first appears? Hmm. I'll go the easy route at first and say Lee Petty?