Drivers Nicknames

Current Drivers:
"The Biff" Greg Biffle
“The Buckeye Bullet” Dave Blaney
Kurt Busch - "Ears"
Kyle Busch - "Rowdy," "Shrub"
Dale Earnhardt Jr. - "Junior," "Junebug", "Little 'E'"
"Cousin Carl" Edwards
Jeff Gordon - "Wonder Boy," "The Kid," "The Rainbow Warrior"
Robby "Flash" Gordon
Kevin "Happy" Harvick
Ron Hornaday - "Master of the Restart"
Joey "Sliced Bread" Logano
Mark Martin "Mr. Consistency"
"Front Row Joe" Nemechek
Ryan "Rocketman" Newman
Elliott Sadler - The 'Candyman'
Jimmy Spencer - "Mr. Excitement"
"Big Track Jack" Sprague
Tony "Smoke" Stewart - "The Rushville Rocket"
Kenny Wallace - "Herman the German", “The Hermanator”

Past Drivers:
"Pole or DNQ" Loy Allen Jr
Elzie Wylie "Buck" Baker Sr.
Elzie Wylie "Buddy" Baker Jr. - "The Gentle Giant"
Robert “Red” Byron
Curtis "Crawfish" Crider
Dale Earnhardt - " Intimidator," "The Man In Black," "Ironhead," "One Tough Customer"
Ralph Earnhardt - "Ironheart"
"Million Dollar Bill" Elliott - "Awesome Bill from Dawsonville"
Charles "Red" Farmer
Truman “Fonty” Flock
"Handsome Harry" Gant - "Mr. September", “The Skoal Bandit”
Raymond “Friday” Hassler
"Gentleman Jimmy" Hensley
Ernie "Swervin" Irvan
"Gentleman Ned" Jarrett
Junior Johnson - "The Ronda Road Runner"

Roy "Buckshot" Jones
"Texas Terry" Labonte - "Ice Man", "Iron Man"
Fred Lorenzen - "The Golden Boy", "Fearless Freddie", "Elmhurst Express", "Fastback Freddie"
DeWayne "Tiny" Lund
Clifton “Coo Coo” Marlin
Rusty "Rubberhead" Wallace.
Edwin “Banjo” Matthews
Mike "Magic Shoes" McLaughlin
Everett "Cotton" Owens – “King of the Modifieds”
David Pearson - "The Silver Fox"
Richard Petty - "The King," "King Richard"
“Tiger” Tom Pistone
Glenn "Fireball" Roberts
"Alfalfa Jim" Roper
Ricky "Rooster" Rudd - "Ironman"
Wayman "Hut" Stricklin
Marshall Teague “King of the Beach”
Albert “Speedy” Thompson”
Curtis "Pops" Turner - "The Blond Blizzard of Virginia"
Roy Tyner “The Flying Indian”
Darrell Waltrip - "DW," "Jaws", Darrell Cartrip (in the movie Cars)
"Little Joe" Weatherly - "The Clown Prince of Racing"
Cale Yarborough - "The Timmonsville Flash"
Henry "Smokey" Yunick

Other:
Fans of Boris Said - "Said Heads"
Fans of Dale Jr - "Jr Nation"
"Buschwhackers" - Cup drivers in the Busch Series

Owners:
Roger Penske - "The Captain"
Jack Roush - "The Cat in the Hat"
Glen Wood - "Woodchopper"

Tracks:
Bristol Motor Speedway - "Thunder Valley"
Charlotte/Lowe’s Motor Speedway – “The Beast of the Southeast”
Darlington Raceway - "The Lady in Black," "The Track Too Tough To Tame"
Daytona International Speedway - "World Center of Racing"
Dover International Speedway - "The Monster Mile," "White Lightning"
Indianapolis Motor Speedway - "The Brickyard"
Martinsville Speedway - "The "Augusta National" of race tracks, "The Paperclip"
New Hampshire International Speedway - "The Magic Mile"
Phoenix International Speedway - "Jewel of the Desert"
Pocono International Raceway - "The Bermuda Triangle"
Richmond International Speedway - "The Action Track"
Rockingham Motor Speedway - "The Rock", "Markingham"
Sears Point/Infineon's former pit road overflow - "Gilligan's Island"
Texas Motor Speedway - "The Great American Speedway"
Watkins Glen International - "The Glen"

Where are you lost at? I'll try to help.

from jayski.com
Chase will go to top 10, plus 2 biggest winners: Twelve NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers will make the Chase for the Sprint Cup in 2011 -- the top 10 in points and the two drivers not in the top 10 who have the most race victories in NASCAR's 26-race regular season. NASCAR Chairman and CEO Brian France is expected to confirm that arrangement, along with a points system that gives 43 points to race winners and then one-point increments down to just one point for the last-place finisher. Each driver who leads a lap will get one bonus point, and regular-season race winners are expected to get two or three Chase bonus points for each victory. There will be no knockout rounds in the Chase, as NASCAR had hinted at earlier

Number FOUR Kasey Kahne is my dude. I also root for Tony Stewart because he's ****ing badass, but I don't pay attention enough to know what his number is now.

Tony is the #14, OP Edited

Not a bad number, who's sponsoring him now?

But yeah, put me down for number 4 and 14. Never been too big on Nascar, just following Kahne with some friends the last few years, but this year I plan to check it out more. I went to Kansas Speedway last year and it was an awesome experience.

These are some pretty good changes.

New Qualifying Procedure  The qualifying order will be set based upon slowest to fastest practice speeds.
Inclement Weather Qualifying  If bad weather cancels qualifying, the final starting lineup will be determined by practice speeds. The same rule book procedures will be used to determine eligibility to start a race. If weather cancels practice sessions, then the starting lineup will be set by points, per the rule book.

Yeah, NASCAR is MUCH more interesting live than it is on TV IMO.
The #14's Primary sponsors are Office Depot for 22 races, Burger King for 2, and (unbeknownst to me until I looked it up just now) Mobil1 for 11 races this year.

That may backfire on Nascar if a driver like Boris Said or Marcos Ambrose win both the road coarses and get into the chase.

wait no love for big dick trickle.

I can't find the screen to enter Group ID# and password.

truebigdog -- What does OP stand for? (please dont laugh...)

TIA

I hope my guy can compete, but i seriously doubt it, but ill always root for Bobby!!!!!!!

I also like Stewart, he's a bad ass like someone said, how can you not like him. lol

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