hahaha halloween comes early!Quote:
Originally Posted by harvick#1
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hahaha halloween comes early!Quote:
Originally Posted by harvick#1
I just have to question Edwards, did he just flat out miss that corner, he went flying through the gravel trap
ESPN missed it live. Expect to see it replayed on every sports/news show tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by e2mtt
He wheel-hopped turn 1 just like what Stewart did earlier in the raceQuote:
Originally Posted by e2mtt
Twice!!! He must have pushed him at least 4 or 5 times. Forget the money, it is the point penalties that will burn.Quote:
Originally Posted by harvick#1
This is looking more than more like 2005 when Tony won the championship...
He's getting hot at the end of the season and remaining completely relaxed. We'll have to see how well Gordon can keep his point lead up...
Realistically Johnson would have to win or Tony win twice more.Quote:
Originally Posted by dont_be_jack
Right now Gordon & Johnson start the chase with 5040 points, Tony 5030, everyone else 5010 points, but Bowyer with 5000.
wow, ten points, that's 2 positions, thats no lead :p :
in F1 yes, but Nascar, not even close
But it explains why anything but a win at this point, is meaningless to Jeff.Quote:
Originally Posted by harvick#1
Jeff Gordon also is officially secured in the Chase with his 9th place finish (needed to be 12th to lock). Nobody else is an official lock.
Wild race, but it shows what racing drivers can do -- race hard, race right, and drive. Despite the complaints about the lack of grip and downforce, it shows that these cars are best for road racing, since the road-course "ringers" had to learn to drive a car without the fancy grip and brakes they have with their usual cars.