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Maybe get a modern L. W. Wright? :D

Ryan Preece makes it to AT LEAST the Round of 8.

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“It’s just a hobby for me.” - Kimi Räikkönen, future NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee

There’s a wide variation in tracks which also means a variation in where drivers excel, bar a few that can pretty much win anywhere… whereas football players can’t cite much variations in football fields. It’s a bad translation; like you said, they are not the same.

I guess Denny being sort of easy to rag on exposes a vulnerability to be hyperbolic in some of us. 😝 I don’t think he directly influenced his title ambitions this time.

Correct, so I’d like to clear that up. I’m talking about later on in KB’s career, when this format came to being. Take a glance at the stats, and they’re consistent with what I’m saying. He could be relied on to seemingly pull one out of the hat and run deep into the post-season, but never got...

I read somewhere that this is the youngest final four we’ve had so far. I legitimately don’t know who to root for out of them. Byron’s had the best season, so arguably should be the guy, but Larson’s a previous champion and capable of rising to the occasion. Bell is no stranger to this...

I found some gum underneath the desk.

NASCAR is awesome and I will be present and accounted for no matter the format. Even if they hypothetically decided to become a Formula E offshoot, I would still begrudgingly watch.

Everything’s great. Really looking forward to gettin’ back in my racecar, and uh, racing at the Roval. Mm. Everything’s great. Really looking forward to gettin’ back in my Cam-Camaro. That’s true. I’m hoping for his sake that he and the crew can figure it out, though. He’s been hailed as a...

You got me. Same ****** guy who backs into every ****** win he ever ****** gets, backs into another ****** win! No. Being in position to capitalize counts as something. What I’m saying is he capitalizes in some crucial moments, but I’ve noticed he struggles to put together complete races...

A win is a win… is a win. Right. I ain’t taking a swipe at your boy; another way one could interpret it is that he always wins under some crazy, exciting circumstances. I should know… Roval ‘18 is a bit of a haunting memory. Either of my guys could’ve won; neither did.

For all of the talk about Chase supposedly having a down year, he’s actually been looking really good when he’s been on track. He probably has one of the best average finishes, and maybe most top tens (percentage-wise) out of races entered. Even in the ones he didn’t land a finish up there, he’s...

You know, there is something to be said about how Blaney almost always seems to win under these circumstances. If Truex is the type of guy to win dominant, “boring” races, then Blaney has to be the antithesis to that. It seems like he almost always just squeaks by with one when he wins.

I’ve seen that type of thing in person. It’s a low-brow move, especially in this context.

I notice this too. He recognizes that he’s up against his childhood idol and one of only two 7-time world champions. This fuels a desire to prove he’s the faster guy. So yeah, team player isn’t a real attribute of his.

Best driver currently? You could fairly pose that argument. Best driver of this generation? Let’s wait and see. He’s got two Cup champion team-mates. Besides them and the rest of his generation, there’s a few more guys with a Cup title or more to their names. Odd season as far as how he’s come...

The thought of Brian France in a firesuit somehow finding his way to the trophy in the same universe as myself is a worrisome thought. You know what, that’s probably my own equivalent to WhiningSmoke’s Tyler Reddick phobia.

I am wondering the same thing. Harsh. He was elevating that team.