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Edwards was on his way to winning the title, then Dylan Lupton blew a tire bringing out a caution, which set up the restart with the wreck. The call for the caution was borderline but I would've understood either way they went.

Here's an interesting fact to digest, Kasey Kahne led in most laps completed all while not leading a single lap all year.

If anyone's interested here is the final point standings https://i.imgur.com/anM7LoT.png

You can not like the Chase but I don't think it's fair to discredit the champion, his team, and their sponsors who worked their tails off all year to get to that point. At the end of the day JJ is a 7 time champion and deserves to be up there (imo above) Petty and Sr.

Kentucky, Chicago, and the Glen

Funny to see Jimmie wear a ford hat

8.75

Atta boy Jimmie. The greatest of all time.

I still think it's better to be proactive than reactive, there's no doubt NASCAR was looking for that but I think it made sense to put it out.

I agree with them tbh, you can't risk a back marker with hardly no experience and a blown tire messing anything up.

This seems to be the only place where several are blaming NASCAR for that, not Twitter, Reddit, etc. Hmmm

Class act by Carl there

Feel bad for Carl and his fans

Damn Joey

I see that as being worthy of a caution tbh, what if debris did start to come off and it f***** up one of the championship contenders. Better to be proactive than reactive.

That team has very quietly improved greatly this year, hope it continues next year.

Sauter would've won it the classic way also.

Wanted to give a shoutout to Blake Koch, Ryan Sieg, and their teams. Finished 7th and 9th in points respectively.

2 for 2 on my picks so far this weekend. Congrats to Suarez!!

In all seriousness I'm pretty sure Smoke almost went to Ganassi after the 2003 season.