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I sure hope its Kasey Kahne myself if he isn't still sick. If its not Kasey, I would pick Matt kenseth to win? Teresa Earnhardt, hands down. Kurt Busch! I'm not sure but I hope it's a good race!! JEFF GORDON
HENDRICK ROCKS!!! I think Tony would make a great show girl, although I'd never go see him. Carl Edwards!!!!!! Greg Biffle
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Doesnt bother me, if it keeps ticket sales going then its a win win for all of us. Imagine if they didnt have the money to continue, we would all lose. i think the that cup drivers shouldnt race for points in busch series( i still call it busch cause nationwide sounds wrong). Some people say it is only exciting because the cup drivers but it might be a better race with a bunch of guys that are even in skill. C'mon Buschwackers, youve already got a ride, give the others a chance to get noticed. There should be a few exeptions like for a cup series rookie or a cup driver not locked into every race. I agree, I don't think full-time Sprint Cup drivers should drive in the Nationwide series. I don't think that will ever happen though, so I would support a limit on how many races they can run or giving them no points. The answer is no, they shouldn't be able.
I liked this question better when I asked it all of two weeks ago. I'd love to see Kyle Busch win both the Sprint Cup and the Nationwide Cup this year. He's got a h@ll of a good shot at doing it too. The good thing about them being able to drive in the nationwide races is it helps ticket sales and commercial sales for the event. I'd like to see nascar limit the number of races a driver could be in it to give the younger drivers a chance to have their own points battle What are your comments on this in NASCAR? Should Cup drivers not be allowed to drive, or should the Nationwide Series develop a system to not give the part time Nationwide Series drivers no points. Because if I have a legit chance at a championship in the NNS, i dont want some hot shot showing off by racing in the league below, and taking possible points from my campaign. Personally, i think they should not be allowed at all to race in the NNS, they have enough to deal with in the Sprint Cup, there is no need for this. I dont mind guys that race full-time in both series, but dont ruin the NNS drivers by racing once in a while, and picking up a win...It would be like Pujols playing in AAA so he can hit 60+ HR, and ruin many pitchers ERA...Its just not necessary...
Comments.... I am fine with Cup Series drivers in the Busch Series. I don't think that part time drivers should get any points at all though. In the Cup or Busch Series. BUT, if they race the whole season, sure. I don't like Cup driver's racing in the Nationwide series and never have.
It hurts the little guy in the Nationwide series ,because the Cup guy's end up taking the spot that would of other wise been filled by a Nationwide driver and due to this the low budget Nationwide team's are having to close their door's.
The Nationwide series was intended to be a scout farm for up and coming Cup driver's.Now Cup owner's are resorting to open wheel driver's. I would have said no last year. But now the Cup drivers go and drive in the Nationwide race to have fun now. It used to help them a little when both the Cup and Nationwide ran the same cars. But now the COT in the Cup series it's all about fun. And now with the Nationwide series thinking about going to the Challeneger for Dodge, Camaro for Chevrolet, and Mustang for Ford, it's going to be more about fun than ever before
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It all depends on the track.
On a 1/4 mile asphalt oval, probably 50-60 mph.
On larger tracks, much faster, probably around 70mph.
On 1/4 dirt tracks, probably around 40-50mph. Just curious
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They are still using the top 35 owner points of 2007. And he is using the points by Kyle Busch last season. This year's top thirty five in owners' points provisionals don't kick in until after the first five races of the season, which means after Bristol. He finished in fifteenth last year in the 25, and those are the points that the 88 car has. Kyle Busch finished fifth in the 5 car, and those are the owners points for Casey Mears for the first five races. He hasn't finished a race yet! Theres only been 2 races and there 34 more geez, don't worry about Casey he is with HMS he will get some great finishes and a win or 2..Its to early to call up the doom ship yet...Casey is in the top 35 owners points from last yr...just hang on..DON'T PANIC. This years points don;t kick in unil after Bristol. He finished in the top 20 last year, but for thes first 5 raced he is actually running on Kyle Busch's points. Doesn;t really matter whos he is using, either way he is locked in for the 1st 5. He finished in 16th place on his own in 2007!!!!!! he only has 95 because he switched to the 5 car kyle took them points with him to the 18 righht now hes 42 in points dont worry he is a hendrick guy have you seen his teammates for the first 5 races mears is running on the 5s owner points from last year
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They are still using the top 35 owner points of 2007. And he is using the points by Kyle Busch last season. This year's top thirty five in owners' points provisionals don't kick in until after the first five races of the season, which means after Bristol. He finished in fifteenth last year in the 25, and those are the points that the 88 car has. Kyle Busch finished fifth in the 5 car, and those are the owners points for Casey Mears for the first five races. He finished in 16th place on his own in 2007!!!!!! dont worry he is a hendrick guy have you seen his teammates for the first 5 races mears is running on the 5s owner points from last year Theres only been 2 races and there 34 more geez, don't worry about Casey he is with HMS he will get some great finishes and a win or 2..Its to early to call up the doom ship yet...Casey is in the top 35 owners points from last yr...just hang on..DON'T PANIC. he only has 95 because he switched to the 5 car kyle took them points with him to the 18 righht now hes 42 in points He hasn't finished a race yet! This years points don;t kick in unil after Bristol. He finished in the top 20 last year, but for thes first 5 raced he is actually running on Kyle Busch's points. Doesn;t really matter whos he is using, either way he is locked in for the 1st 5.
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Toby Lightman is the singer!!!!!!! Love it!
Wish I could find a download for a ringtone for it.
lemme know if you you do i love that song it keeps running in my head cannot shake it. Her name is Toby Lightman featuring D.W....and i think the songs is called ("Boogity Boogity Boogity") "Let's go racin boys" it is a catchy little tune huh?? i find myself singing it as im doing stuff, ha ha ha....lol!!!
GO HARVICK & RCR!!! I cant think of the song or who its by.
It goes something like tis and its sang by a girl
Let's go racing boys, Lets go racing boys
or...
NASCAR Racing boys, Nascar racing boys.
Somethinng like that. Ed P has it right Toby Lightman.
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He is a average driver in Nascar, so in F1 he couldnt probally make the field every week. Last names dont carry any weight in F1. Jr. wouldn't like it. Its not a chevy. The last time I looked, I didn't see any bowties on the track. He'D probably suck there too Depending on the team.
Ferrari, McClaren, Renault. He would have shot
Anyone else nope. Yes he would ! not going to happen.right now he is with hms and has a awesome chance at the championship in nascar Well I do not think he could do any worse than Scott Speed, if he had a decent ride,Mclaren or Ferrari, hey you'll never know, cause he'd never do it.. He is 100% all Nascar, and maybe some Aussie V8's someday, he has said he'd love to do that. I know this is a joke. Are you serious? He wouldn't make it therough the first turn of the first segment. I hardly think so--He hasnt really came close to a Nascar Championship in his year of running Cup Cars--So put him in a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT CAR and I dont think he would come close to the Top 10 in Points let alone a Championship!!!!!!! would he have any chance at all of winning the championship? As much chance as the other drivers, but it depends on which car he drove: a Force 1ndia winning a championship? Not even with Schumi behind the wheel of that turd.
Leon [BMW Sauber/Nick Heidfeld fan]
Chesterfield, England no and I am an earnhardt fan
moving from stock to open wheel or the other way around is not easy. he might have success but winning a championship would take him alot of years I would bet He wouldn't make the first lap without running into something or someone.
