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The deadline for submittal of drivers picks for the race at New Hampshire is Sunday, September 21st, 1:00 p.m. Eastern time.

The item concerning those that haven't yet picked a race winner was suggested by ol'whatshisname, whose name was finally removed from the list following the Bristol race. :dirtbike:

A correction to the "+/- Points Relative To Leader" column. A 29 point loss was incurred by @ToyYoda and @Michfan while @Spotter22 took a 30 point hit. Discipline action against the responsible bean counter has been initiated.

Let it know that along with @Brentford, @LibertyU24, and @Michfan, @hmmm298 has yet to pick a race winner twenty-nine races into the season although he came close when his pick of Alex Bowman finished second to Austin Dillon at Richmond. :puffin:

Congratulations to @kkfan91, @RayinTX, and @ol'whatshisname, the recipients of the "Highest Finishing Pick" award thanks to the first place finish of their pick, Christopher Bell, in the Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway. The on-going breakaway battle at the top of the player...

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If you don't get to see the race there's always the "wheel throwing workshop." I'm told it's always best to warm up with a few tires first.

As @Clutch, the game's 2019 Champion, pointed out several threads ago, putting together a string of positive numbers in the " +/- points relative to leader " column is at least as important as increasing one's position in the standings. Also, tracking the remaining drivers left in the stables...

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The deadline for submittal of drivers picks for the race at Bristol is Saturday, September 13th, 6:30 p.m. Eastern time.

Congratulations to @dirtfan, the recipient of the "Highest Finishing Pick" award following the first place finish of his pick, Denny Hamlin, in the Enjoy Illinois (Or Not) 300 at World Wide Technology Raceway. The breakaway battle at the top of the player standings was reduced by one due to the...

Francis Scott Key, slowing turning over in his grave . . .

The break away pack with three different drivers . . . :dirtbike:

Quite often when my son sees someone wearing camouflage clothing he purposely "bumps into him" saying, "Sorry, but I didn't see you."

Both Phoenix races are 312 miles (312 laps) but the "500" designation as in the Shriners Children 500 comes from it being approximately five hundred kilometers (502.115 to be precise). imo, coming up with a somewhat fabricated reason to call it a "500" is a stretch if not laughable.

For some reason I thought it was 300 laps (375 miles) which is still a relatively short race. Additionally, the "championship" race at Phoenix is ridiculously short (312 laps / 312 miles). Oh, but wait, the Phoenix race earlier in the season is a "500" right ? :XXROFL: