DanicaFreak
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Dale Jr still mad at himself for Talladega finish http://www.sportingnews.com/nascar/...p-chase?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Im confused....so he does care?
Dale Jr still mad at himself for Talladega finish http://www.sportingnews.com/nascar/...p-chase?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Of course. Who do you think he is, Jeff Gordon?Im confused....so he does care?
Dale Jr still mad at himself for Talladega finish http://www.sportingnews.com/nascar/...p-chase?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
In other words "I was locked into the chase so why should I even try to get a good finish and take the chance of wrecking, so I just rode out the race in the back of the pack."
Sombich cost me bigtime in the nascar game I'm playing.
Dale Jr still mad at himself for Talladega finish http://www.sportingnews.com/nascar/...p-chase?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
How in the hell do you come to that conclusion? How about "I got a concussion at Talladega in 2012 that took me out of championship contention". That has to be in the back of his mind.
How in the hell do you come to that conclusion? How about "I got a concussion at Talladega in 2012 that took me out of championship contention". That has to be in the back of his mind.
Single file, 3-wide....They'd probably be single file the whole race.
The trucks and Nwide have HP restrictions, so unless they figure out how to screw it up even more they should race like those. Now, if Kyle Busch dominates, they will find a way to change it back.Just a question-
If the cars went to the supposed plates everywhere next season, would every race end up looking like a Daytona or Talladega with pack racing?
Just a question-
If the cars went to the supposed plates everywhere next season, would every race end up looking like a Daytona or Talladega with pack racing?
I read between the lines.
I know, drivers are trying harder to win these days. lol
Now that they have EFI, why the plate instead of a smaller throttle body?
Wow.nascar is still researching exactly what a throttle body is.
Wow.
i can't tell by the racing. do they mean taking 2 or 4 tiresAccording to the drivers, they risk more for a win now than ever before
i can't tell by the racing. do they mean taking 2 or 4 tires
2 examples that come to mind are Carl at Bristol, where he said they risked a bad points day and made big adjustments because wins are so important, and bad points days don't hurt like they used to. Matt willing to take the risk of wrecking to win and blocking the hell out of the 2 at Richmond. Sadly, Kez showed no balls.
The racing has been more aggressive this year. no doubt in my mind.
Soccer's gone head-to-head with NASCAR, what...twice?Those damn soccer fans have impacted the NASCAR ratings..
Nobody wins the same race two years in a rowUh oh, they're showing last year's race. When does Twitter call the winnner?
i seen Rusty Wallace win at Bristol, and it would look like a replay of the race before.Nobody wins the same race two years in a row
So...Dillon, with 0 Top 10s at tracks not named Daytona, has more points than two drivers with 7 Top 10s, two drivers with six Top 10s, three drivers with five Top 10s, three drivers with four Top 10s, and three drivers with three Top 10s. NASCAR brought points racing upon itself with the simple system they changed to in 2011.
How in the hell do you come to that conclusion? How about "I got a concussion at Talladega in 2012 that took me out of championship contention". That has to be in the back of his mind.
So...Dillon, with 0 Top 10s at tracks not named Daytona, has more points than two drivers with 7 Top 10s, two drivers with six Top 10s, three drivers with five Top 10s, three drivers with four Top 10s, and three drivers with three Top 10s. NASCAR brought points racing upon itself with the simple system they changed to in 2011.
It won't affect the championship much, if at all, but most teams' business models depend on making the Chase. Lots of money at stake.doesn't matter, the top 6 will probably be the top six going thru the playoffs, might have one or two drivers who aren't in the 6 be in contention if they win again before the cut off. But that is roughly who will be in the running.
Jr shouldn't be so selfish, what about my yahoo points.
In post-race vids, Woody Dillon talked about the strides they had made that "tightened up the ROTY" points.
I'm going to disagree and say that it was Larson losing 5 spots in the points today...
Proof that the current point system is wack.As of today, he's in the chase.