The guy I'm going with is pretty good at superspeedways.![]()
DisregardHow do I submit?
Just roll over and play dead.How do I submit?
How do I submit?
I did my best to pick Austin Dillion.
I even tried holding my nose. Still couldn’t do it.
This kid is a bad ass, he's gonna get picked up soon.I thought Hocevar would be a throwaway pick, so I used him here. Didn’t think he’d be so competitive at non-plate tracks. Oh well!![]()
Yeah it pretty much cost me the Pickem contest. His spotter is the worst Ive seen.This is why I despise when quicker cars fall back in the pack intentionally. Ryan Preece gets crinkled by being mid-late pack, when he had opportunities earlier to get up front and stay there. He elected to fall all back in stage 1, then puttering around before the mess. Someone cue up my theme record by Tom Petty….
“Well I’m free………..free falling”….
I’m so bummed I have zero shot of getting back into the championship fight. Lots of bullets left but my pistol malfunctioned months ago…would have been funI just focking won this race!!!!! YES!!!!!
Survival is a win at a plate track!Slightly jealous of the picks mentioned in the previous two posts, but I’ll take an 11th from Hocevar, even though he just rode around and survived.
Man congrats to those who picked Burton, but also to @pjmolo for a quality finish by Hemric. He just keeps making good picks while staying up front!
Well, at Daytona @LewTheShoe had the same pick as you, Ryan Preece, who wound up in 39th place. Preece had a very fast Ford, qualified on the second row, surrounded by Stewart Haas teammates and the Ford's from Front Row, Penske, and RFK. So the dumb ass intentionally throws away the relative safety of track position at the front, moves back into the scrum, and wrecks out of the race at the first opportunity. Hopefully Preece will be back in New England soon, driving a modified, where he belongs. His extended trial in cup racing has amply demonstrated that he's not cut out for Nascar's biggest stage.I should have taken the advice from @LewTheShoe in Michigan's Pick em thread..
I definitely will at Talladega...
Preece is fine. How many cars made it to the finish without damage? It was just bad luck, it happens.Well, at Daytona @LewTheShoe had the same pick as you, Ryan Preece, who wound up in 39th place. Preece had a very fast Ford, qualified on the second row, surrounded by Stewart Haas teammates and the Ford's from Front Row, Penske, and RFK. So the dumb ass intentionally throws away the relative safety of track position at the front, moves back into the scrum, and wrecks out of the race at the first opportunity. Hopefully Preece will be back in New England soon, driving a modified, where he belongs. His extended trial in cup racing has amply demonstrated that he's not cut out for Nascar's biggest stage.
I should have followed my own advice...!
Same here.I can probably kiss my top 10 goodbye
I’m still doing better than I had done previous years, I’m normally a basement dweller in this game.Same here.
You are doing just fine.I’m still doing better than I had done previous years, I’m normally a basement dweller in this game.
He was good in the Mods . Saw him win at Waterford Speedbowl about 10 years ago. Talented, but somehow hasn't made that transition to Cup... Lord knows he has had enough time...Well, at Daytona @LewTheShoe had the same pick as you, Ryan Preece, who wound up in 39th place. Preece had a very fast Ford, qualified on the second row, surrounded by Stewart Haas teammates and the Ford's from Front Row, Penske, and RFK. So the dumb ass intentionally throws away the relative safety of track position at the front, moves back into the scrum, and wrecks out of the race at the first opportunity. Hopefully Preece will be back in New England soon, driving a modified, where he belongs. His extended trial in cup racing has amply demonstrated that he's not cut out for Nascar's biggest stage.
I should have followed my own advice...!