FenderBumper
The "good old days" ??
In the middle of his second fulltime Cup season, Brad is 48 points out of 12th place, but he's in good shape to jump into the top 20 and possibly lay early claim to a wildcard spot. Loudon is a track that suites his smooth driving style, and he proved that in his first start at the track. In '09 he drove a Hendrick car to a 6th place finish at the tricky oval. His 2 starts with Jay Guy (who?) at Loudon weren't too good, with 18th being his best effort.
If qualifying is any indication, Brad is back. Some of the guys in front of him in the top 20 have a lot of trouble at Loudon, which gives him an opportunity to pick up a few spots and get into the top 20. Brad's 17th place average is better than Menard (29), Allmendinger (28), Kahne (19) and Logano (20, with a rain shortened win).
I believe Loudon is one of his natural tracks where he'll soon be a regular threat to win. I'm looking for Kez to challenge for the win, and at the worst end with a top 10. He'll finish the weekend 18th in points and be able to say 'right now, we're in the chase'.
Any predictions for your favorite driver?
If qualifying is any indication, Brad is back. Some of the guys in front of him in the top 20 have a lot of trouble at Loudon, which gives him an opportunity to pick up a few spots and get into the top 20. Brad's 17th place average is better than Menard (29), Allmendinger (28), Kahne (19) and Logano (20, with a rain shortened win).
I believe Loudon is one of his natural tracks where he'll soon be a regular threat to win. I'm looking for Kez to challenge for the win, and at the worst end with a top 10. He'll finish the weekend 18th in points and be able to say 'right now, we're in the chase'.
Any predictions for your favorite driver?
