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Anyway to see a chart comparing this season to the 2014 season or 2003 and 2004 seasons?

I actually saw your post earlier this morning and it well typed out. At least with Johnson, he had some battles with Gordon, Hamlin, Harvick, Edwards, Kenseth over the course of his reign, and eventually Keselowski dethroned him. So, while the 48 was dominating, it was always different...

Has set in. Between Kyle Busch (5/6), Kevin Harvick, (5/6) and Martin Truex (4/6), it is becoming the same thing each year, with Denny Hamlin and Joey Logano becoming interchangeable, too. The intensity is not where it once was and the other competition has slowly stopped racing to the point...

Approaching Aric.

Crew chiefs and teams literally crapping themselves today. The 18 team is the only one that hasn't.

Who?

The 18 literally could have stayed out, kept the 22 a lap down, then just rolled out of the way on the restart.

The 18 should stay out to keep the 22 a lap down.

Smart move by the 18. Maintain the lead, take four tires, now can stay out after this stage and make it on one more stop to the finish.

Just saw the haulers rolling up 75. Hoping for a competitive race.

Justin Haley had zero quality passes and an average running position of 31st.

I'm not picking a side, but a case could be mad . This team has never contended for a lead lap finish and was 23 mph off in practice. Once again, I am not making a case for either, but I could see that side.

Fun fact: I tweeted this to Gluck on Twitter. The 77 only competed in one practice during the weekend. In that practice, they were SIX seconds slower than the leaders.

It may take a literal hurricane to call this race. I feel like this would be a PR nightmare, in NASCAR's eye .

I guess lightening really can strike twice.

I would enjoy this just because of the pure silliness that would follow.

Yep. Funny how the narrative changed from "when the rains come, it's over" to "just a small shower, nothing major" after Justin Haley took the lead.

Gotcha!

The team, not Haley.

Serious question: Would the 77 car make the owners playoffs? Is that a thing?