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Posted on 07/04/2007 8:05:50 AM PDT by glock rocks
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Can you imagine the championship perhaps being hinged on a RP track??? Yark.
Spoken like one of the 200,000 Rednecks...
And they're all at Daytona this weekend. :)
Uh huh. ... <seinfeld> Not that there's anyting wrong with that. </seinfeld>
or anything, for that matter.
Was gonna say we tend to shoot back and quite often in Texas, the track invites someone special, the 4th ID.
In addition to that radio report.............re: crew chiefs on suspension at the track.....
While Darby said it is almost impossible to police such activity, he did leave the possibility of further suspension if it is thrown in NASCAR’s face.
“Theoretically, most penalties written severe enough to include a suspension also include a probation,” he said. “If Tony Jr. keeps running his yap we could easily send him home for another six weeks.”
http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/news/story?seriesId=2&id=2927056
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Poor Nascar they are so uptight about everything, can’t take a joke.
Wife freaked on the pic, but we still wait. LOL
Long day.
LOL...what does “AT” the track really mean? NOT on the phone, no email, IM’s or what? Across the street? In a helicopter?
C’mon HELTON and Nutscar...cite a RULE!!!! Just don’t make them up!!! SICK OF YOU and your stupidity NUTSCAR!
Doesn’t Coke have Dale Jr. as one of its drivers?
“Daytona 500 to be moved to November”
I’d love to see them add a roadrace at Sebring early before the rainy season.
I'm not into all the speculations, think much of it is hype by the media.
1 7 Robby Gordon 188.731 47.687 Leader
2 5 Kyle Busch 188.663 47.704 -0.017
3 31 Jeff Burton 187.982 47.877 -0.190
4 40 David Stremme 187.516 47.996 -0.309
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7 20 Tony Stewart 187.126 48.096 -0.409
8 22 Dave Blaney 187.102 48.102 -0.415
9 26 Jamie McMurray 186.807 48.178 -0.491
10 12 Ryan Newman 186.610 48.229 -0.542
11 1 Martin Truex Jr. 186.552 48.244 -0.557
12 19 Elliott Sadler 186.382 48.288 -0.601
13 9 Kasey Kahne 186.320 48.304 -0.617
14 25 Casey Mears 186.043 48.376 -0.689
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16 16 Greg Biffle 185.916 48.409 -0.722
17 29 Kevin Harvick 185.881 48.418 -0.731
18 2 Kurt Busch 185.874 48.420 -0.733
19 88 Ricky Rudd 185.805 48.438 -0.751
20 41 Reed Sorenson 185.781 48.444 -0.757
21 24 Jeff Gordon 185.716 48.461 -0.774
22 6 David Ragan* 185.686 48.469 -0.782
23 96 Tony Raines 185.670 48.473 -0.786
24 43 Bobby Labonte 185.667 48.474 -0.787
25 99 Carl Edwards 185.605 48.490 -0.803
26 21 Bill Elliott 185.559 48.502 -0.815
27 42 Juan Montoya* 185.559 48.502 -0.815
28 14 Sterling Marlin 185.552 48.504 -0.817
29 48 Jimmie Johnson 185.540 48.507 -0.820
30 01 Mark Martin 185.494 48.519 -0.832
31 11 Denny Hamlin 185.471 48.525 -0.838
32 13 Joe Nemechek 185.414 48.540 -0.853
33 18 J.J. Yeley 185.353 48.556 -0.869
34 36 Jeremy Mayfield 185.342 48.559 -0.872
35 17 Matt Kenseth 185.254 48.582 -0.895
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37 45 John Andretti 185.037 48.639 -0.952
38 07 Clint Bowyer 185.033 48.640 -0.953
39 00 David Reutimann* 184.468 48.789 -1.102
40 55 Michael Waltrip 184.256 48.845 -1.158
41 160 Boris Said 184.008 48.911 -1.224
42 78 Kenny Wallace 183.670 49.001 -1.314
43 10 Scott Riggs 183.557 49.031 -1.344
44 109 Mike Wallace 183.411 49.070 -1.383
45 4 Ward Burton 183.128 49.146 -1.459
46 44 Dale Jarrett 182.596 49.289 -1.602
47 27 Kirk Shelmerdine 182.537 49.305 -1.618
48 15 Paul Menard* 181.965 49.460 -1.773
49 83 Brian Vickers 181.914 49.474 -1.787
50 49 Larry Foyt 181.851 49.491 -1.804
51 84 A.J. Allmendinger* 181.679 49.538 -1.851
52 37 Kevin Lepage 181.529 49.579 -1.892
53 104 Eric McClure 181.364 49.624 -1.937
Weather forecast for Daytona is TERRIBLE!!!
In the modern era of NASCAR, what driver drove the #8 car the longest?
It’s probably the remnants of the low that hammered us for the last two weeks.
In the aftermath of NASCAR superstar Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s decision to leave his father's company, Dale Earnhardt, Inc., I was amazed to hear that many fans cannot conceive of another driver in the 8 car, which Junior has piloted full time in the Cup series since the year 2000.
Perhaps this is not surprising, since so many of today's fans have come to the sport during roughly that same period of time.
But students of NASCAR's almost 60-year history know that many drivers raced the 8 car before Dale Jr., just as many will do so after him....(cont.)
Will have to wait for your answer. :)
Ding-Ding-Ding! We have a winner!
Hillin, Jr. drove the #8 for a total of nine years, eight of them in a row.
Earnhardt, Jr. is in his seventh season behind the wheel of the #8.
Other modern drivers still active that drove the #8 -- Sterling Marlin, Jeff Burton (two years), Morgan Shepherd.
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