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WooooooooooooHooooooooooooooooo

Keselowski is the champion. Finallyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looks like Keselowski is holding the lead over 😉
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The final NASCAR race kicks off this Sunday at 9:20 PM. Right now, Keselowski is sitting pretty at the top of the standings—holding a 20-point lead over Jimmie Johnson.
Quick look at the title contenders

Jimmie Johnson



Car/Team: #48 (Hendrick Motorsports)
Age: 37
Debut: 2001
Wins: 60
Championships: 5

Brad Keselowski



Car/Team: #2 (Penske Racing)
Age: 28
Debut: 2008
Wins: 9
Championships: none

Man, that NASCAR race in Phoenix last night was wild—straight up chaos, even some actual fighting broke out. And then that wreck in the final lap...

The brawl
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLimKORY36E

That last-lap crash
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Zq5WB3Yl-A

Jimmie Johnson pulled off the win and snatched the lead—he’s up by just 2 points over Keselowski now. Only 3 races left on the calendar...

Standings

Anyone catching NASCAR? They're racing at Martinsville right now—JJ's out in the lead...

Michael Baker75 said:Yesterday’s NASCAR race was quite the spectacle—absolutely wild, really—with half the field running completely dry during the final lap. It was pure chaos! In the end, Stenhouse Jr. managed to pull off the win, which was nothing short of remarkable considering he was sitting two laps down midway through the race... definitely one of those unpredictable races that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Yeah, I caught it. Tonight's the Sprint Cup...

BMW gets all the glory, but honestly—I’m pulling for Mercedes...

First broadcast starts now.

I still can't quite wrap my head around it... I was just completely stunned—totally caught off guard...

Last night's race at Watkins Glen—massive pileup during the final lap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnNaG_LXwSM

It doesn't really matter who's to blame at this point—the bottom line is Alonso walked away without any points, and you can't undo that. All we can do now is hope we have enough pace to actually challenge Red Bull in the next few races...

Joseph Flores15 said:There is simply no greater thrill than watching races in the crack of dawn.😍

I'm right there with you. There’s just something about catching the action first thing when you wake up—way better than waiting around until 2:00 PM.

I think I'm just gonna catch the race live...

I wouldn't be mad at this order at all
1. Hamilton
2. Vettel
3. Alonso

☕

If I'm remembering right—and I usually am—Romain Grosjean pulled out while he was still ahead of him.

Actually, you've got it wrong. That guy dropped out while he was BEHIND Fernando Alonso.

McLaren has the fastest car out there—but it’s definitely not the best, mostly because it just can't stay reliable...

Grace Barnes said:It’s true that within the current driver lineup, there isn't anyone better than Fernando Alonso,
but he really does have an incredible amount of luck on his side. His only real setback this season was when
Romain Grosjean took him out, though Lewis Hamilton suffered the exact same fate then,
and in all the other races, Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel faced much tougher struggles.
As if it wasn't enough that Hamilton had to retire today, now Pastor Maldonado is out too, which saved him from having to fight for 3rd place.
There's no need to list all the mishaps Vettel and Hamilton have dealt with this season; anyone following the sport knows.
You only need to look back at Valencia when Alonso jumped from 5th to 1st.
Vettel was leading until his car pulled aside, Grosjean's car failed, and then Maldonado
knocked both himself and Hamilton out just a few laps before the end. If that race had finished "normally,"
Vettel would be ahead of Alonso in the standings right now. And let's not even mention
last race, where Vettel lost about 10 crucial points due to a mechanical failure.
Kudos to Fernando, but luck can't follow him forever through the rest of the season,
so the title fight will likely stay wide open until the final race...

In that specific race, only Vettel retired ahead of Alonso. He overtook everyone else.

It’s definitely time for him to hang it up. I just wonder what kind of penalty he’s actually going to face...