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PING!

Sunday Sept. 18, 2011. The race can be seen on ESPN.

The race start time has been moved up 15 minutes due to possible rain. The green flag will now be at 2:03 EST.

Race name/distance: The Geico 400 is 267 laps around the 1.5-mile Chicagoland Speedway for a total distance of 400.5 miles. Geico is heavily promoting this race, so expect to see lots of caveman, gecko and even Casey Mears commercials.

Starting lineup for today's NASCAR race at Chicagoland

1.Matt Kenseth
2.Paul Menard
3.Kurt Busch
4.Ryan Newman
5.Carl Edwards
6.Brad Keselowski
7.Greg Biffle
8.Brian Vickers
9.Kyle Busch
10.Joey Logano
11.Bobby Labonte
12.Jimmie Johnson
13.Regan Smith
14.Jamie McMurray
15.David Ragan
16.Juan Pablo Montoya
17.Marcos Ambrose
18.AJ Allmendinger
19.Dale Earnhardt Jr.
20.Martin Truex Jr.
21.Clint Bowyer
22.Jeff Burton
23.Jeff Gordon
24.Kasey Kahne
25.Mark Martin
26.Tony Stewart
27.Denny Hamlin
28.Trevor Bayne
29.David Reutimann
30.Kevin Harvick
31.Landon Cassill
32.JJ Yeley
33.Michael McDowell
34.David Stremme
35.Scott Speed
36.Joe Nemechek
37.Robby Gordon
38.Josh Wise
39.David Gilliland
40.Dave Blaney
41.Andy Lally
42.Casey Mears
43.Mike Bliss

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PINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG!!!! :D

Have a great Sunday. :-)

Ah, Same to you, LiveSteam

Good luck today!

can you find me a stream to the Pats Game ?

11am CT tomorrow.

1 Kevin Harvick 2054
2 Tony Stewart 2047
3 Carl Edwards 2044
4 Kurt Busch 2043
5 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2041
6 Brad Keselowski 2040
7 Ryan Newman 2040
8 Jimmie Johnson 2038
9 Kyle Busch 2035
10 Matt Kenseth 2030
11 Jeff Gordon 2029
12 Denny Hamlin 2013

Congrats to Smoke for the win, Harvick made a run at it but came up short~

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — For a NASCAR driver used to 200-mph speeds and nerve-rattling finishes, who would have thought kicking a 20-yard field goal in an empty NFL stadium would be so tough?

Visiting Gillette Stadium, the home of the New England Patriots, in advance of Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race in Loudon, New Hampshire (2 p.m., ESPN), driver Joey Logano got a few expert pointers on how to do just that from veteran Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski.

The 21-year old Logano is a native of Middletown, Conn. and was raised a Patriots fan. Logano races for the NASCAR team owned by three-time Super Bowl-winning head coach Joe Gibbs, and has attended NFL games with the former Redskins coach in the past.

“I watched football, but I wasn’t a huge fan until I signed with Joe Gibbs Racing. I’ve learned a lot about the sport because he talks a lot about it,” Logano explained. “I’ve become a fan of it, and from being up in the New England area, being in Connecticut, obviously you’re a Patriots fan.”

In addition to receiving a tour of the Patriots’ facilities on Thursday, Logano tried his hand at field goal kicking with Gostkowski, sending it through the uprights on his final attempt.

“Steve is an awesome guy. I had fun with that,” Logano said. “I’ve never really kicked a football before. I’m not very athletic when it comes to every sport. I’ve figured out how to drive a race car pretty good.

“I played hockey growing up. [But] kicking a football, I had no technique,” Logano joked. “I’m not very flexible — I can’t even touch my toes — so it was definitely interesting. I’m sure I didn’t look too coordinated out there.”

The Patriots may not be calling up Logano to placekick for them anytime soon, but could Gostkowski be headed for a career in racing?

“I get scared when my truck goes over 75 mph,” Gostkowski joked. “You have a lot of respect for these guys. Something like driving is a lot like kicking. People think anybody can go out and do that. But there’s definitely a lot of skill… People who have never done it, and have never been to game or a race, probably can’t appreciate it as much.”

So I was watching qualifiying the other day. Montoya got done qualifiying and was terrible. Started crying about the track conditions being bad. Next 4 guys out went 10th, 7th, 2nd, and 1st.

Robby Gordon thinks Montoya is a crybaby.

Holy crap, Tony won again!