Posted on 11/11/2014 5:21:35 PM PST by ican'tbelieveit
yeah, but now ya gotta pay extra... don't know how much
Want to overload on today’s race reports?
Congrats to Rainbow Warrior.
I even used his driver in this race as I knew he was out.
Thanks for a very fun year. I’ll be back.
RR
Thank you so much for your VERY thorough and entertaining nascar thread this season!!! Without it I wouldn’t have been able to get as much info as I did.
GREAT WORK!!!
MA!!!! MAAAAA!!! I’m in the throes of NASCAR Withdraw Syndrome. Hep me.....AWLAWWWWS HEP ME,
They give us time to celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, and SuperBowl and then it’s back to fun.....
...8^) 
Start by SLOWLY licking the screen until this is gone
Then wash the taste out with this
Thanks but the credit is not all for Me. ican’tbelieveit is the Thread Master. I’m just the News Department. And there are many others that provide info here as well.
I don’t currently have an active subscription to Sirius/XM the Kids got it with the new car. When I had it 2 years ago it came with .net access included. If You have trouble with a DirecTV or Dish signal then S/XM may be the same. I know that just 100 yds from the house we would lose the signal due to treeline.
I would check with S/XM and see what they say.
If anybody has anything to comment on let me know by Midnight EST Monday.
Knaus faces no penalty after unauthorized use of wheel spacer: NASCAR called Chad Knaus and Hendrick Motorsports executives to its at-track offices after the season finale Sunday, but Knaus and Jimmie Johnson's #48 team will not face any penalties for what is being characterized as a misunderstanding on pit road. On a pit stop during the Ford 400, Knaus wanted to put on a wheel spacer after having a loose wheel. The NASCAR official in the pit saw it and told him not to, and Knaus had the team do it anyway. Because he disobeyed a NASCAR order, Knaus and team general manager Doug Duchardt were called to the NASCAR hauler after the race. "It's really not a big deal," NASCAR Senior Vice President of Competition Robin Pemberton said. "We were just trying to clarify what went on. ... It's fine. We just wanted to clear the air and clarify everything. It's really not an issue." NASCAR allows wheel spacers but they must be "acceptable to NASCAR officials," according to the rulebook. They have a maximum diameter of seven inches and may not be less than one-sixteenths of an inch thick and must meet certain safety specifications. Pemberton said that a team should ask for permission before putting the wheel spacer on the car. It appears from the rulebook that the spacers must be approved, although Pemberton said he wouldn't get into specifics of the rule.(Sporting News)(11-16-2014)
NASCAR Next Alumni Sweep Sunoco Rookie of the Year Awards: For the first time since the NASCAR Next initiative was created in 2011, three of its alumni captured the Sunoco Rookie of the Year Awards in NASCAR's national series. Kyle Larson took home the honor in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, Chase Elliott added the accolade to his resume in the NASCAR Nationwide Series and Ben Kennedy earned the recognition competing in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. "The 2014 Sunoco Rookie of the Year class is a testament to the massive effort put towards developing our next generation of stars through the NASCAR Next initiative," said Jill Gregory, NASCAR senior vice president of Industry Services. "We congratulate all three honorees and look forward to watching them accomplish great things in the future."
The winner of last season's NASCAR Nationwide Series Sunoco Rookie of the Year Award, Larson, 22, is only the sixth driver to also claim the honor in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. He defeated runner-up Austin Dillon by 88 points behind eight top-five and 17 top-10 finishes. A graduate of NASCAR's Drive for Diversity (D4D) program, Larson placed second in three races and won a Coors Light Pole Award. He pilots the #42 Target Chevrolet SS for Chip Ganassi Racing.
Elliott - 18 years, 11 months and 18 days - became the youngest and first rookie champion in NASCAR national series history when he captured the NASCAR Nationwide Series title. The #9 JR Motorsports Chevrolet driver won three races and ended his season on a streak of 14 top-10 finishes. A native of Dawsonville, Georgia, Elliott will return to the series next season to defend his title. He finished 47 points ahead of second-place Ty Dillon in the final NNS Sunoco Rookie of the Year Award standings.
Kennedy, 22, was the highest rookie finisher in a NASCAR Camping World Truck Series-best eight races. Kennedy tied Tyler Reddick atop the rookie standings, winning the tiebreaker thanks to a final championship points position of ninth. Kennedy drove his #31 Turner Scott Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado to a career-best third-place finish at Martinsville in March.
"Sunoco has been a proud supporter of NASCAR's rising stars through the Sunoco Rookie of the Year program for the past decade," said Cynthia Archer, executive vice president and chief marketing officer, Sunoco. "This year's award winners represent the youthful exuberance and competitive drive that define this award and we couldn't be more excited to see what the future holds as their careers advance."(NASCAR)
All partied out...
nothing they'd want to hear... i REALLY don't like this this dropout chase format but that's just me.
i'll have a double... or triple if it'll make sleep till then
I don’t care if they want to hear it or not. I’ll send it to them anyway;) Already given them several earfuls.
Well You will need to open as many Tabs/Windows as needed- each one is good for 1 serving.
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