Schedule for Today's Media Day at Daytona

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Morning session

Joey Logano, Paul Menard, Ben Kennedy, Kenzie Ruston, AJ Allmendinger, Jamie McMurray, Chase Elliott, Danica Patrick, Greg Biffle, Marcos Ambrose, Ty Dillon, Aric Almirola, Kyle Larson, Brad Keselowski, Austin Dillon, Jimmie Johnson
Afternoon session

Matt Kenseth, Kurt Busch, Clint Bowyer, Kyle Busch, Trevor Bayne, Kevin Harvick, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Dale Earnhardt Jr., Matt Crafton, Ryan Newman, Carl Edwards, Tony Stewart, Darrell Wallace Jr., Denny Hamlin, Martin Truex Jr., Michael Waltrip, Jeff Gordon, Kasey Kahne, Brian Vickers

Live now on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

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Fender says.....

FenderBumper said:
FS1 has coverage starting at 10 am to noon. Then race hub has an extended episode starting at 4pm.

Best to record and pick what to watch, because it sometimes drags along.
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Thanks. I'll set my DVR. If it's on, I'm watching/DVR'ing it.
 
I can't wait to hear if the SHR cars are fast enough for Danica. ;)

I hope the media challenges Keselowski on his 'I saved us all' tweet after nascar announced their new P techniques. The guy actually thinks his tard rant lead to those changes. :rolleyes:

I also want to see if Dinger takes the right vitamins today.

I guess I'm trying to say that I'm not expecting much from this media day.
 
Listening to Keselowski now. I didn't hear him talk about the rules stuff but he did say that the question most asked of him and the other drivers is..... What do you think about Richard and Danica?

Gonna be a long day. :(
 
I am in Joplin Mo driving to Chicago and i don't fly home until Sat morning, so i am depending on you guys for any info coming out of speedweek.:)
 
FenderBumper said:
I guess I'm trying to say that I'm not expecting much from this media day.
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I'm not really sure what high expectations you could have today. It's nothing more than a day to get back to the season mode of interviews and the like. I like hearing from these guys no matter how mundane it is. The new season has arrived.
 
Keselowski.....

"I don't want to sit here and try to take credit for things I didn't do on my own, but I feel confident I had at least some small role in some of the changes that have gone on in the sport during this offseason," he said. "I'm very happy for all of them."
 
dpkimmel2001 said:
Keselowski.....

"I don't want to sit here and try to take credit for things I didn't do on my own, but I feel confident I had at least some small role in some of the changes that have gone on in the sport during this offseason," he said. "I'm very happy for all of them."
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Brad is one of those guys you just wanna punch in the face.
 
dpkimmel2001 said:
I'm not really sure what high expectations you could have today. It's nothing more than a day to get back to the season mode of interviews and the like. I like hearing from these guys no matter how mundane it is. The new season has arrived.
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Yep. Thank's for confirming my feelings. :)
 
Stewart Fan said:
Brad is one of those guys you just wanna punch in the face.
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Yep. He was always wacky and different, but he's become quite the paranoid savior for the sport.

I will cherish my fond memories of his rivalry with Denny and all the funny comments he directed at Hammy. The total focus he had while helping Penske bring in the people to win a championship seem to be gone. If he doesn't get his head back on track, I wouldn't be surprised if Paul seeks a change.
 
more Keselowski.....

Has former NASCAR champ Brad @Keselowski really been muzzled?

“I don’t have a muzzle on my face right now, but maybe I should have. I’m in an increasingly difficult position as a champion of this sport to try to convey the very strong situation and the health of this sport, which, although it could always be better is not terrible. And also my own personal agenda to be a champion that moves this sport forward. I think the most significant way I can answer that question is I think quite a few back channels have opened up within NASCAR over the last six to eight months that have given me the ability to not have to go to the media to get something done," Keselowski said. "That fits my personal and professional agenda, and out of respect for that I think it maybe creates a situation where what might look like a muzzle to you or to the outside is perhaps more a moment of opportunity I just don’t want to piss away.”
 
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Man, they are really hyping Larson up. Hasn't even won a Nationwide race and he's already the next Jimmie Johnson.
 
FenderBumper said:
Yep. He was always wacky and different, but he's become quite the paranoid savior for the sport.

I will cherish my fond memories of his rivalry with Denny and all the funny comments he directed at Hammy. The total focus he had while helping Penske bring in the people to win a championship seem to be gone. If he doesn't get his head back on track, I wouldn't be surprised if Paul seeks a change.
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Didn't they sign Wolfe through 2017
 
FenderBumper said:
IDK, but there is another team at Penske.
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There was talk he would go to Hendrick to replace Letarte. He signed a four year deal with Penske. I wouldn't leave Brad to go with Joey, maybe they bring up Blaney next year and have a three car operation.
 
JimmieGordon2448 said:
There was talk he would go to Hendrick to replace Letarte. He signed a four year deal with Penske. I wouldn't leave Brad to go with Joey, maybe they bring up Blaney next year and have a three car operation.
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there's an idea. I was thinking more like Paul gets fed up, demands a change, and Brad is forced to get his head together or lose him.
 
Stewart Fan said:
Man, they are really hyping Larson up. Hasn't even won a Nationwide race and he's already the next Jimmie Johnson.
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...a guy who only won one Busch race despite having many more opportunities against far fewer Cup drivers hopping into Busch cars. He's turned out alright.

I'm not saying his sprint car success will translate to full-bodied stock cars, but if you've seen what he can do in those on a regular basis, you can at least partially understand the hype. He'll have to learn how to race for 500 miles rather than 30 laps, but I think his talent is going to surprise a lot of people.
 
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