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2 Whole lot of nothing.

It's pretty obvious what happened. Hambone needed a caution to get back into the race and J.J. was handy. He was all over the other car on the outside and I said to the wife "Hamlin's going to spin this guy, just watch". He didn't spin him, but about 5 seconds later he wrecked J.J.

I wonder if Joey's looking over his shoulder now that he knows Kyle is packing and "owes him one".

Herby rides again!

I'm not a Kyle Bush fan, but RCR has some fast race cars, they've proven that, and I think Kyle will only help make them faster. Kurt Bush improved every team he raced for, and I think Kyle will do the same at RCR.

He probably entered the cup series under more pressure than any other driver, before or since. HUGE shoes to fill.

https://thecomeback.com/racing/jimmie-johnson-buying-interest-petty-gms-will-race.html

They can do some amazing things with body wrap now. I'll bet that they could make all the cars the same, body, nose and tail, and with the wrap they have now, trick the eye into seeing a Ford, Chevy or Toyota.

I was thinking along the lines of a seat, or a seat within a seat, with maybe some of the expanded metal that they use for crush panels in between. The seat and headrest would have some give in the event of a crash, but would otherwise be solid.

Maybe a seat modification? That might be something they could do quickly, but I don't really know how much they can do. More padding in the back?

It should definitely not come down to just one race to decide the champion. Two or three races would be best for sure.

Half or more of these "recording superstars" are people I've certainly never head of.

I'm not defending Chastain's driving, but the very first contact between the #1 car and the #11 car, was Hamlin getting into Chastain's rear quarter, for no reason but to deliberately hit him.

They just can't shut up for one second. They were talking over the in car and each other.

Any idea or hopes on who the driver(s) will be? https://www.nascar.com/news-media/2022/05/24/trackhouse-announces-project-91-venture/

I think that part of the problem is that the nut IS tight and probably at the right torque, but the splines are on top of each other, instead of engaged. As soon as the car hits the ground, they settle in, and the nut is loose.

An adult wouldn't leave his full-face helmet on when he started throwing punches around.

7.5 pretty good race, would rate it higher if the inside lane came in to allow more passing

I'm not a huge Kurt Bush fan but I think if you put him back in an SHR car both him and Harvick would be right up front again.

If Dale Sr. was still around, Jimmie might not have got 5 in a row. Just sayin.