NASCAR'S biggest upset?

[sdj]

Truex at this years 600? Pretty impressive. Wouldn't call it the Biggest, but, well worth mentioning.

 

[Charlie Spencer]

Keselowski's first win at Talledega for James Finch I think it was? Of course he wrecked Edwards who tries to block him so it shouldn't count.

Finch's cars had a history of running well at plate tracks, and were always a solid low-price fantasy pick.

 

[Charlie Spencer]

Truex at this years 600? Pretty impressive. Wouldn't call it the Biggest, but, well worth mentioning.

Nah. Dominating isn't the same as upsetting. The #78 has been a hot car all seasons; it was just a matter of time. Heck, if not for yet ANOTHER lug nut issue with the #78, we might not be having this discussion today.

 

[CalTenn]

Lake Speed at Darlington?

 

[sdj]

Nah. Dominating isn't the same as upsetting. The #78 has been a hot car all seasons; it was just a matter of time. Heck, if not for yet ANOTHER lug nut issue with the #78, we might not be having this discussion today.

I'm guessin it upset a lot of drivers that day anyway.

 

[4tires17gals]

I think yesterday was a big upset. He only won 3 truck races and maybe 3 xfinity

 

[Charlie Spencer]

I'm guessin it upset a lot of drivers that day anyway.

Yeah, but they're typically a whiney-assed bunch to begin with...

 

[Hawaii808]

Not an "upset" so much as it was a "how'd he do that?"...2011 Tony Stewart enters the Chase with no wins and proceeds to win 5 of the 10 races edging Carl Edwards out for the Championship.

Yeah, I liked that one...

 

[Charlie Spencer]

Not an "upset" so much as it was a "how'd he do that?"...2011 Tony Stewart enters the Chase with no wins and proceeds to win 5 of the 10 races edging Carl Edwards out for the Championship.

Yeah, I liked that one...

Definitely the best contest of the Chase era. With the current model, it will probably be able to hold that title for a long, long time.