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Kinda stole this idea, but giving it a twist.
In WC right now, the King of the Hill would have to be Jeff Gordon. Whether you like him or not, no current driver measures up in terms of winning percentage or championships. However no driver can acheive legendary status without legendary rivals.
Starting from this point in time forward, who among the drivers now competing at either the Winston Cup or Busch level will pose the biggest challenge to Jeff's throne??
TS, JJ, KB, RN, Jr, MK, BL, GB, SW, KH, ES, or someone else. The possibilities are greater than you might think. Keep in mind that drivers in so so equipment can suddenly find the right car and crew. Ricky Craven, Stacy Compton, Dave Blaney and a host of others cannot be dismissed.
In WC right now, the King of the Hill would have to be Jeff Gordon. Whether you like him or not, no current driver measures up in terms of winning percentage or championships. However no driver can acheive legendary status without legendary rivals.
Starting from this point in time forward, who among the drivers now competing at either the Winston Cup or Busch level will pose the biggest challenge to Jeff's throne??
TS, JJ, KB, RN, Jr, MK, BL, GB, SW, KH, ES, or someone else. The possibilities are greater than you might think. Keep in mind that drivers in so so equipment can suddenly find the right car and crew. Ricky Craven, Stacy Compton, Dave Blaney and a host of others cannot be dismissed.