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Gotta commend Menards for fulfilling their commitment with Paul out of the car.

What would improve this list would be to divide total wrecks of each driver by career total # of races to get a better idea of how often they wrecked. Wrecks per race if you will. Streme, for example, would jump far up the list.

Yeah, Menard wasn't great but he was the best of the "Money" Drivers. He could at least take care of his equipment. And he has a Brickyard 400 trophy and 3 Xfinity wins. He was pretty solid his first few years at RCR and made some naysayers eat crow. Your "he has done absolutely nothing" comment...

Menard should be a threat at Michigan. But, he hasn't been in an Xfinity car in alnostaa year.

1979 Daytona 500 was the first race where I watched most of the race. I have flashes of seeing the 21 David Pearson car in the mid 70s. I watched ABCs Wide World of Sports a lot and I probably caught a glimpse if aa fe races. Pearson was fairly dominant at the time.

Down to 19th in the points. If you had told me two weeks ago that after Richmond, Paul Menard would be ahead of Kyle Larson in the points, I would have said lay off the pipe.

He's way more laid back personality wise. I agree he's overly aggressive and hard on his equipment. He may be more talented than Robby, though. He just needs to be a little cooler on the track, like he is off it.

He was terrible at RIR. It was if he switched not just sponsor, but Driver and car with Menard. There must have been some issue with the car.

Second straight top 10 for Menard. Normally, nothing to write home about but he's moved up 5 positions in the standings and he normally sucks at RIR.

I'm a Menard fan. It was boring to watch all that single car racing, but, at the same time, it was cool to see him lead a ton of laps. I was praying for rain and it did come, I just wish he saw that run by the 48 coming. Once Jimmie, got to the inside, Paul was toast. It did look like...

I think it was about sponsor $$ for Stewart Haas, not Gibbs (the Preacher). Gibbs probably wanted better performance. With Truex, Gibbs gets proven performance plus adequate sponsorship $$. Stewart Haas has had to partially fund multiple cars with Haas Automation splashed on the hood. Now...

Yeah, picking Suarez had to be all about sponsor $$. He was very mediocre in the 19 car. Some are saying he'll be like Logano and pick up his performance substantially after leaving JGR, but I have my doubts. Logano basically skipped the Busch/Nationwide/Xfinity Series and was only 19 when he...

Paul Menard had an awesome run going. Bayne ran into him as he left his pit during stage 2. Shame.