******Official 2011 NASCAR thread******
 

Will list favorite drivers in this post as they are submitted. If you have one, let me know and I will include it.


Favorite Drivers
Buck - #48
Bugeater - #14
CaliforniaChiefs #48 #99
Demonpenz - #88
Dannybcaitlyn - #17
factortobe - #88
Gracie Dean - #24, #33
Hydrae - #47
jenksme - #88
kcxiv - #47 #14
kstater - #88
KurtCobain - #4
kyle delexus - #18
R8ers - #18 #11
RedNeckRaider - #29
RubberSponge - #5
Sfeihc - #17 & #2
Sofa King - #88
smittysbar - #99
TrebMaxx - #99 #88
truebigdog - #33
UCFGoldenKnight - #5


CP Fantasy leagues
Yahoo
http://racing.fantasysports.yahoo.com/auto
Group ID#: 8763
Password: chiefs

ESPN
http://games.espn.go.com/stock-car-c...e/en/frontpage
Public group named "KC Chiefs fans"

One of you pute smart people should post the new paint schemes in this thread. I am only smart enough to post thumbnails~

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Here is a preview I found on youtube~
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Dewalt on the #9 just doesn't look right to me

I posted that page on the 2010 thread and had not got around to posting it on this one~

Put me down as #5 as my favorite car.

I like Dale Earnhardt Jr is he still #88?

I agree!

Put me down
Dannybcaitlyn - #17

Rep for a dang fine job on the thread! We should have had you runnning this thing all along~

First in with this:

http://www.themahoganyblog.com/wp-co...car-boring.jpg

I'm glad Dewalt is back to being a sponsor this year. I've always like that Black and Gold color scheme.

Agreed. I like the setup.

NASCAR ROFL

It's something to do on Sundays after football season ends. Well at least until the weather gets nice.

Thanks truebigdog!

My Drivers:

*Dale Earnhardt #88*
Kyle Busch #18
Juan Montoya #42
Tony Stewart #14
Brad Kewelowski #12


In addition to the drivers above, I was fond of Denny Hamlin #12. Hamlin drove for Joe Gibbs Racing in NASCAR Busch Series. As Hamlin made the move to the Cup Series, his mentality every weekend is to rub drivers the wrong way. Anyone who follows NASCAR knows that it’s harder to pass a car than it is to wreck a car. Hamlin intentionally wrecks drivers.

Hamlin is talented. I don't have an issue with his aggressive driving style. I was a huge Earnhardt, Sr. fan. But if Earnhardt was behind you, you'd better have a faster car or else he would move you. Earnhardt's creed was, "lead, follow, or get out of the way."

Hamlin has to reach a higher level of maturity. Surprisingly, I could start to root for him again.

Um, Dylan, you misspelled Keselwos...no...Kezelow...err...Keselewol...ahhh **** it.

#88! :D

http://memberfiles.freewebs.com/57/1...e%20Series.jpg

LMAO

It's like spelling Palamalahoohoo or Rothlekr;poerj'awpmj/;lgkjger

http://chiefsplanet.com/BB/customava...tar2596_16.gif

are you a seahawks fan? cool. hi, i'm dylan o:-)

I don't have any freaking idea what that logo is. It's not the Seahawks.

o.i.c.

In other words, put Dylan down for the field. ROFL

I know a lot of us have "secondary " drivers. It helps when some chugglehead puts your guy in the wall.

I pull for all RCR drivers. The reason I follow the 29 is because it is Dale Sr old car and so I have a soft spot for his son also. I was not thrilled with his move to Hendrick and it appears he has run out of talent~

I started to put "least favorite drivers" in the header as well, but there are too many of mine that fall directly in line with favorites of others. Specifically the #88, #24, #48, and often the #29.
Dale Sr was my least favorite of all time. For the same reason as some of the ones above. If he put you in the wall it was a "racing thing". If you put him in the wall it was a travesty and you were reckless.

Well im a huge Matt kenseth fan and the others drivers I like are total opposite of Matt. These two can stir the pot on occasion. So I get a kick out of kyle busch and kevin harvick.

from ESPN:
Report: NASCAR mulls points overhaul

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- NASCAR is considering scrapping the points system it has used since 1975 in favor of a simpler method that awards points per finishing position, The Associated Press has learned.

The overhauling of the system is one of a handful of changes NASCAR is considering implementing before the season begins next month. Series officials have been detailing their ideas in individual meetings with teams, a person who attended one of the briefings told The AP on Monday.

The person spoke to The AP on condition of anonymity because NASCAR has not finalized its upcoming changes.

The sanctioning body wants to go to a scoring system that would award 43 points to the race winner, and one point less for each ensuing position down to one point for the 43rd-place finisher.

NASCAR is also shying away from wholesale changes to its Chase for the Sprint Cup championship format.

NASCAR chairman Brian France floated the idea last July of shaking up the Chase to create more drama to the 10-week series that determines the Cup champion. Among France's suggestions were widening the 12-driver field, instituting elimination rounds, and adding any other drama that could create "Game 7" type moments rivaling those from other professional sports leagues.

But teams have been told NASCAR is leaning toward keeping it a 12-driver field, with one caveat: The top 10 drivers following the 26th race of the season would qualify for the Chase, while the remaining two spots would go to the drivers with the most wins who are not already eligible for the Chase.

NASCAR officials have also told teams they aren't leaning toward adding eliminations.

Preseason testing begins Thursday at Daytona International Speedway, and NASCAR president Mike Helton and vice president of competition Robin Pemberton are scheduled to discuss some of the changes planned for 2011.

But the major announcements aren't scheduled until next week when France makes a presentation during Charlotte Motor Speedway's annual media tour.

France and his top officials found themselves in a precarious position at the end of last season, which was marked by the closest championship race in seven years. France had already publicly toyed with the idea of changing the Chase, which was implemented in 2004 to spice up NASCAR's championship system.

"Right now every sports league, or almost every one, is looking at what they need to do to change their formats a little or a lot, depending on who they are, to make sure their playoffs or their championship runs are what they want them to be," France said two days before the November season finale.

Three drivers went into the season finale eligible to win the championship. It went to Jimmie Johnson, who overcame a 15-point deficit to Denny Hamlin in the final race to win his record fifth consecutive title.

Because the system seemingly worked as the Chase played out last season, sweeping changes did not seem necessary.

The points system, though, apparently is a different matter.

NASCAR legend claims the current system was devised on a napkin over drinks at a Daytona bar in 1974 and implemented the next season. The complicated scoring method gives 175 points to the winner, and decreases in increments of five points and then three points down to 34 points for the last-place finisher.

Five-point bonuses are awarded for leading a lap, and to the driver who leads the most laps.

NASCAR is still debating how to award bonuses under a straight points system, and ideas being considered are for anywhere from one to three points being given to lap leaders and race winners.

JJ loves the chase and it is the reason for his great run. Jeff Gordon has been screwed out a couple times and Harvick would have won the title by close to 300 points last year in the old format. How can there be no reward for leading the points for the last 26 weeks of the season? He started out third in the chase :rolleyes: NASCAR trying to change to get new fans and there was nothing wrong with the original system to begin with~

*shields my head from the Bud bottles*

Put me down as a big #48 fan. Yeah, yeah. I HATED NASCAR until my oldest son got into it (I have no idea how.), and he's a #48 fan so I'm with him. If that's heresy around here, my second favorite driver is the #99.

winter testing on speed.com right now
on the speed channel at 4:00 this afternoon

Possible qualifying change? I like this one.

(from jayski)

Change in Sprint Cup qualifying?
NASCAR is considering a new system that would change the order of qualifying. Instead of drawing for qualifying order as teams have done in previous seasons, the qualifying order would at least in part be determined by speed in the practice prior to qualifying. Teams in the Camping World Truck Series already use the system [a few times in 2010]. "It is a possibility. & We're throwing a bunch of ideas around in the meetings with the teams," NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Director John Darby said Friday. "We want to finish all the meetings, get everybody's input and then finalize some stuff." The idea is to have the faster drivers, the ones who will challenge for the pole, qualify near the end of the session and add drama to the qualifying show. It is possible that the drivers not locked in the field because their teams are outside the top 35 in owner points will still be grouped together at the end of the session.

New year will bring several more changes to NASCAR.
- New Car
- New Restrictor Plate
- New Tire Rule
- New Fuel
- New Qualifying Rules
- New Points Rules
- New Points System
- New Chase

http://www.baynews9.com/article/spor...ytona-Delights

WTF Moments in NASCAR 1

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And more suck!

To be fair, there aren't too many major changes:


- New Car (New model "specific" noses, remove the splitter. Good)
- New Restrictor Plate(They change the damn thing every race, no big deal. Smaller plate likely because the new, fast, asphalt=probably more exciting Daytona unless they ride in protest like last year. Good)
- New Tire Rule( Not sure about this)
- New Fuel (Ethanol. No difference)
- New Qualifying Rules (Change the order, no difference unless you actually watch qualifying)
- New Points Rules(No difference. Literally it makes no damn difference whether 1st=43 points or 175 points)

- New Chase (actually be kind of cool if they deliver. 2 guys with most wins outside of top 10=chase._

Can you say, "sandbagging"? :)

Quite often conditions in a qualifying round favor the guys who go out early in the session. We've all seen it.

ASSCAR' crazies are back!!! LMAO

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Fill 'er up

For all you old timers. Awesome Bill from Dawsonville will drive the #90 for Pheonix Racing this season in 18 races. This is the first time that Elliott will start the season driving a Chevy. Hell hath frozen over, me thinks!

mne is 88!!! Go Junior!!!!

He has a son named Chase that he is grooming into helluva a driver. Already winning big races and don't even have a drivers license yet.

Created a Fantasy league on Yahoo if anyone is interested just for the fun of it.

Info below as well as in the OP

http://racing.fantasysports.yahoo.com/auto
Group ID#: 8763
Password: Chiefs

very cool, truebigdog!



i'm lost...

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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Daytona 500 is the most exciting track on the NASCAR circuit. It's also of the the world's ten most dangerous racetracks.

2010 Daytona 500: Jamie McMurray Wins -- McMurray held off Dale Jr. to win the Daytona 500. I agree with DW, "He looked like daddy coming through there." Jr moved up 10 positions in one lap -- going from 10th to 2nd. All Jr needed was 1/2 a lap and he would've won.

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Daytona International Speedway

Fatalities: 28 (Drivers)

Major Incident: The death of Dale Earnhardt on the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500 is certainly the one of the most legendary. Racing for his second win at the 500, Earnhardt hit the wall at about 160 mph, killing him instantly. It was referred to as Black Sunday by the Sporting Press, a title that it keeps to this day.

Why It's Dangerous: According to the Orlando Sentinel, since its opening in 1959 Daytona International Speedway has claimed 28 drivers. The track is banked at 31 degrees in the corners, and 18 degrees on the start/finish straight.

Racing related deaths at Daytona

February 9, 2004

Racing related deaths at Daytona International Speedway since the track opened in 1959:

1. Marshall Teague, NASCAR stock car practice, Feb. 11, 1959.

2. George Amick, USAC 100-mile race, April 4, 1959.

3. Dr. Bernie Taylor, powerboat race in infield lake, June 14, 1959.

4. Harold Haberling, NASCAR stock car practice, Feb. 21, 1964.

5. Billy Drew Wade, NASCAR stock car tire test, Jan. 5, 1965.

6. Don MacTavish, Sportsman 300 race, Feb. 21, 1969.

7. Wayne Harris Bartz, lightweight motorcycle race, March 12, 1969.

8. Talmadge "Tab" Prince, Twin 125-mile qualifying race, Feb. 19, 1970.

9. Joe "Rusty" Bradley, Daytona 200 race, March 14, 1971.

10. Davd Pearl, Paul Whiteman Trophy Race, July 30, 1971.

11. Friday Hassler, Twin 125-mile NASCAR qualifying race, Feb. 17, 1972.

12. Ricky Knotts, Twin 125-mile NASCAR qualifying race, Feb. 14, 1980.

13. Francis Affleck, ARCA stock car practice, Feb. 7, 1985.

14. Dr. Charles Ogle, stock car testing, injured Dec. 15, 1985, died Dec. 26, 1985.

15. Bruce Jacobi, Twin 125-mile NASCAR qualifying race, injured Feb. 1983, died Feb. 4, 1987.

16. Joe Young, Charlotte-Daytona Dash race, Feb. 13, 1987.

17. James Kolman, kart testing, Dec. 27, 1987.

18. Randy Glenn, motorcycle practice, Feb. 26, 1988.

19. Don Williams, Sportsman 300 race, injured Feb. 1979, died May 21, 1989.

20. Dale Robertson, kart race, Dec. 27, 1989.

21. Julius Johnson, ARCA 200 stock car race, injured Feb. 11, 1990, died Feb. 14, 1990.

22. Joe Booher, Florida 200 Dash race, Feb. 12, 1993.

23. James Adamo, motorcyle race, March 7, 1993.

24. Neil Bonnett, NASCAR stock car practice, Feb. 11, 1994.

25. Rodney Orr, NASCAR stock car practice, Feb. 14, 1994.

26. Michael Himes, IMSA Two-Hour endurance race, Jan. 31, 1997.

27. Dale Earnhardt, NASCAR Daytona 500, Feb. 18, 2001.

28. Roy H. Weaver III, Dash Series race, Feb. 8, 2003


Source: The Orlando Sentinel, Motorsport Memorial

Original Post, Dear there's NO WAY I could laugh at someone not knowing something on the interweb....I'm almost as computer illiterate as they get.

As for the other though, do this:
Click the link
click "sign up now"
Enter your Yahoo ID and Password
Enter info on Create team page and click continue
Join a group
select, "join a private group"
then enter group ID # and Password

Throw me up there for Dale Jr. as well. i really wish he'd stop being such a bitch and win some damn races.

True, but in order to get in via number of wins they would also have to be in the top 20 in points.

NASCAR Schedule

Date Race Location Radio TV
2/12/2011 Budweiser Shootout Daytona Int'l Speedway MRN, 7:30 p.m. ET FOX
2/20/2011 Daytona 500 Daytona Int'l Speedway MRN, Noon ET FOX
3/6/2011 Kobalt Tools 400 Las Vegas Motor Speedway PRN FOX
3/20/2011 Food City 500 Bristol Motor Speedway PRN FOX
3/27/2011 Auto Club Speedway Auto Club Speedway MRN, 2 p.m. ET FOX
4/3/2011 Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500 Martinsville Speedway MRN, Noon ET FOX
4/9/2011 Samsung Mobile 500 Texas Motor Speedway PRN FOX
4/17/2011 Aaron's 499 Talladega Superspeedway MRN, Noon ET FOX
4/30/2011 Crown Royal Presents The Your Name Here 400 Richmond Int'l Raceway MRN, 6:30 p.m. ET FOX
5/7/2011 Showtime Southern 500 Darlington Raceway MRN, 6:30 p.m. ET FOX
5/15/2011 Dover 400 Dover Int'l Speedway MRN, Noon ET FOX
5/21/2011 NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race Charlotte Motor Speedway MRN, 6:30 p.m. ET SPEED
5/29/2011 Coca-Cola 600 Charlotte Motor Speedway PRN FOX
6/5/2011 Kansas 400 Kansas Speedway MRN, Noon ET FOX
6/12/2011 Pocono 500 Pocono Raceway MRN, Noon ET FOX
6/19/2011 Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400 Michigan Int'l Speedway MRN, Noon ET FOX
6/26/2011 Toyota/Save Mart 350 Infineon Raceway PRN
7/2/2011 Coke Zero 400 Daytona Int'l Speedway MRN, 6:30 p.m. ET
7/17/2011 LENOX Industrial Tools 301 New Hampshire Motor Speedway PRN
7/31/2011 Brickyard 400 Indianapolis Motor Speedway IMS
8/7/2011 Pennsylvania 500 Pocono Raceway MRN, Noon ET
8/14/2011 Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at the Glen Watkins Glen International MRN, Noon ET
8/21/2011 Michigan 400 Michigan Int'l Speedway MRN, Noon ET
8/27/2011 IRWIN Tools Night Race Bristol Motor Speedway PRN
9/4/2011 Atlanta 500 Atlanta Motor Speedway PRN
9/10/2011 One Last Race To Make The Chase Richmond Int'l Raceway MRN, 6:30 p.m. ET
9/18/2011 Chicagoland 400 Chicagoland Speedway MRN, 6:30 p.m. ET
9/25/2011 Sylvania 300 New Hampshire Motor Speedway PRN
10/2/2011 AAA 400 Dover Int'l Speedway MRN, Noon ET
10/9/2011 Kansas 400 Kansas Speedway MRN, Noon ET
10/15/2011 Bank of America 500 Charlotte Motor Speedway PRN
10/23/2011 Talladega 500 Talladega Superspeedway MRN, Noon ET
10/30/2011 TUMS Fast Relief 500 Martinsville Speedway MRN, Noon ET
11/6/2011 Texas 500 Texas Motor Speedway PRN
11/13/2011 Kobalt Tools 500 Phoenix Int'l Raceway MRN, 2:00 p.m. ET
11/20/2011 Ford 400 Homestead-Miami Speedway MRN, Noon ET

The track killed him 10 years later?

According to everything I could find they are saying he died due to injuries received in the crash. He was in a vegetative state after the crash.

This wreck actually was caused by a car not seen in this video.

Before this video footage begins, Jack Ingram lost an engine and slowed drastically. #43 Freddie Smith (the car seen in the first ten seconds here) spins and is struck by #50 Joe Fresson. Fresson is the car that comes to a stop further down and nailed by #04 Delma Cowart, resulting in the fiery crash.

Don Williams is in the #68 is the car seen at 0:20 going backwards from the wall.



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knock 14 off my name please, his blogs piss me off.

Let's go Kasey!

Created a fantasy league on ESPN as well if anyone wants to play their version as well. It's a public group named KC Chiefs fans
http://games.espn.go.com/stock-car-c...e/en/frontpage

Lets do this Daytona thing~

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Speed is airing a reflection on the 10th anniversary of the death of Dale Earnhardt in a one-hour special titled The Day: Remembering Dale Earnhardt Feb. 11 at 6:30.

Thought some #3 fans might be interested

It will run right before the Bud Shootout selection show

Wow ... Formula 1 driver Robert Kubica was seriously injured Sunday in a Rally car crash in Italy just a few weeks out of the start of the F1 season. Tough break. Kubica is rising star in Formula 1 series. :(

Guess not anymore!

Please dear God forgive me & please surpress my dark ass nascrap humor -- gotta go & logout! Fast!

http://www.formula1.com/results/driver/2010/815.html


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RedNeckRaider -- I get the feeling this is a Nationwide race at Daytona. Check out the car in front of Harvick -- Funny. Drama galore -- Sponsorship from Miccosukee Indian Gaming was terminated in all three of NASCAR's series in Feb 2010. The Indian tribe had been sponsoring Kyle Busch's truck & Cup driver Almirola. Miccosukee also had a contract to sponsor a driver in Nationwide full-time. It was crazy -- Teams were left without a sponsor for Daytona and beyond.

I'm mostly sure owner Jim Finch and Phoenix Racing took the "tribe" to court for breach of contract.

Hopefully, it didn't wind up in tribal court.

:D

Harvick is in his Sprint cup car~

The #09 Miccosukee was driven by Mike Wallace in the '07 Daytona 500.

vroom vroom

LMAO how obvious!

Hell's frozen over. Fuel injectors in 2012