Posts by neonfox65

Junior’s been solid this year—sitting at third in the overall standings. And honestly, I’m a fan of Danica too... really liked hearing that she’s making the jump to NASCAR.

Melissa Roberts96 said:The Super Sport... man, it’s such a shame it hasn't really caught on here in the States. I feel like I can't even find one person to geek out with about it, but hey, at least I can obsessively follow everything online while everyone else is busy losing their minds over football. Honestly, I was actually pretty shocked to see there was even a dedicated thread for this on the forum, so at least we have something to talk about, right?

Hey Melissa Roberts96, who's your driver in NASCAR? And how long have you been following the circuit?

Sunday at Kansas City





Opened 2001
Capacity 81,687
Surface Asphalt
Track Specs 1.500 mi (1.5 miles), D-Shaped Tri-Oval
Banking 15° Turns
- Front Stretch 10.4° Banking
- Back Stretch 5° Banking

Should be a great race—definitely planning on tuning in...

Race results are in—the points leader took it all!

1. Greg Biffle Ford 3h07m12.000s
2. Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet + 3.235s
3. Mark Martin Toyota + 9.094s
4. Jeff Gordon Chevrolet + 10.560s
5. Matt Kenseth Ford + 11.928s
6. Martin Truex Jr Toyota + 18.603s
7. Kasey Kahne Chevrolet + 21.969s
8. Carl Edwards Ford + 28.100s
9. Kevin Harvick Childress + 28.576s
10. Dale Earnhardt Jr Chevrolet + 29.097s
11. Kyle Busch Joe Gibbs Racing + 31.110s
12. Denny Hamlin Joe Gibbs Racing + 32.785s
13. Kurt Busch Chevrolet + 1 lap
14. Jamie McMurray Chevrolet + 1 lap
15. AJ Allmendinger Team Penske + 1 lap
16. Juan Pablo Montoya Chevrolet + 1 lap
17. Clint Bowyer Toyota + 1 lap
18. Paul Menard Childress + 1 lap
19. Joey Logano Joe Gibbs Racing + 1 lap
20. Marcos Ambrose Ford + 1 lap
21. Ryan Newman Chevrolet + 2 laps
22. Danica Patrick Ford + 2 laps
23. Regan Smith Chevrolet + 2 laps
24. Tony Stewart Chevrolet + 2 laps
25. Casey Mears Ford + 3 laps
26. David Reutimann Baldwin + 3 laps
27. Bobby Labonte Toyota + 4 laps
28. Trevor Bayne Wood Brothers Racing + 4 laps
29. Jeff Burton Childress + 4 laps
30. Landon Cassill Toyota + 4 laps
31. David Gilliland Front Row Motorsports + 6 laps
32. Reed Sorenson Danica Patrick + 7 laps
33. JJ Yeley Toyota + 9 laps
34. Tony Raines Childress + 11 laps
35. David Ragan Front Row Motorsports + 21 laps
36. Brad Keselowski Team Penske + 22 lap

Here’s the finish from last night's Nationwide race

http://www.nascar.com/video/post-rac...nal/index.html

Cup race is tonight at 1 AM—don't forget. Here are the qualifying results:

1. Martin Truex Jr Waltrip Toyota 28.366s
2. Matt Kenseth Roush Fenway Ford 28.399s + 0.033s
3. Greg Biffle Roush Fenway Ford 28.403s + 0.037s
4. Mark Martin Waltrip Toyota 28.418s + 0.052s
5. Kasey Kahne Hendrick Chevrolet 28.476s + 0.110s
6. Ryan Newman Stewart-Haas Chevrolet 28.497s + 0.131s
7. Marcos Ambrose Petty Ford 28.591s + 0.135s
8. Brad Keselowski Penske Dodge 28.514s + 0.148s
9. Jamie McMurray Earnhardt-Ganassi Chevrolet 28.527s + 0.161s
10. Jimmie Johnson Hendrick Chevrolet 28.529s + 0.163s
11. Paul Menard Childress Chevrolet 28.559s + 0.193s
12. AJ Allmendinger Penske Dodge 28.568s + 0.202s
13. Denny Hamlin Gibbs Toyota 28.589s + 0.223s
14. Joey Logano Gibbs Toyota 28.601s + 0.235s
15. Kevin Harvick Childress Chevrolet 28.624s + 0.258s
16. Dale Earnhardt Jr Hendrick Chevrolet 28.656s + 0.290s
17. Kyle Busch Gibbs Toyota 28.678s + 0.312s
18. Clint Bowyer Waltrip Toyota 28.679s + 0.313s
19. Trevor Bayne Wood Brothers Ford 28.695s + 0.329s
20. Carl Edwards Roush Fenway Ford 28.730s + 0.364s
21. David Ragan Front Row Ford 28.743s + 0.377s
22. Casey Mears Germain Ford 28.752s + 0.386s
23. Aric Almirola Petty Ford 28.762s + 0.396s
24. Jeff Burton Childress Chevrolet 28.773s + 0.407s
25. Juan Pablo Montoya Earnhardt-Ganassi Chevrolet 28.794s + 0.428s
26. Regan Smith Furniture Row Chevrolet 28.832s + 0.466s
27. Kurt Busch Phoenix Chevrolet 28.849s + 0.483s
28. Landon Cassill BK Toyota 28.860s + 0.494s
29. Tony Stewart Stewart-Haas Chevrolet 28.878s + 0.512s
30. Bobby Labonte JTG Daugherty Toyota 28.880s + 0.514s
31. David Reutimann Baldwin Chevrolet 28.929s + 0.563s
32. Josh Wise Front Row Ford 28.976s + 0.610s
33. Michael McDowell Parsons Ford 29.044s + 0.678s
34. Jeff Gordon Hendrick Chevrolet 29.094s + 0.728s
35. David Gilliland Front Row Ford 29.094s + 0.728s
36. JJ Yeley Robinson-Blakeney Toyota 29.104s + 0.738s
37. Travis Kvapil BK Toyota 29.159s + 0.793s
38. Scott Speed Leavine Family Ford 29.170s + 0.804s
39. Reed Sorenson FAS Lane Ford 29.217s + 0.851s
40. Scott Riggs R3 Chevrolet 29.229s + 0.863s
41. Dave Blaney Baldwin Chevrolet 29.464s + 1.098s
42. Tony Raines Childress Chevrolet 29.699s + 1.333s
43. Mike Bliss Humphrey-Smith Toyota 29.232s + 0.866s

April 14th—race seven at Texas Motor Speedway. Biff is still holding onto that lead.



Capacity 191,122
Opened February 29, 1996
Surface Asphalt
Length 1.5 mi (1.5 miles)
Turns 4
Banking Turns: 24°

Alright, here are the final results:

Pos Driver Team/Car Time/Gap
1. Ryan Newman Stewart-Haas Chevrolet 3h26m12.000s
2. AJ Allmendinger Penske Dodge + 0.537s
3. Dale Earnhardt Jr Hendrick Chevrolet + 1.147s
4. Matt Kenseth Roush Fenway Ford + 1.277s
5. Martin Truex Jr Waltrip Toyota + 1.559s
6. Denny Hamlin Gibbs Toyota + 1.730s
7. Tony Stewart Stewart-Haas Chevrolet + 2.447s
8. Aric Almirola Petty Ford + 2.967s
9. Brad Keselowski Penske Dodge + 3.827s
10. Clint Bowyer Waltrip Toyota + 17.795s
11. Carl Edwards Roush Fenway Ford + 18.430s
12. Jimmie Johnson Hendrick Chevrolet + 28.538s
13. Greg Biffle Roush Fenway Ford + 1 lap
14. Jeff Gordon Hendrick Chevrolet + 1 lap
15. Marcos Ambrose Petty Ford + 1 lap
16. Regan Smith Furniture Row Chevrolet + 2 laps
17. Bobby Labonte JTG Daugherty Toyota + 2 laps
18. Brian Vickers Waltrip Toyota + 2 laps
19. Kevin Harvick Childress Chevrolet + 2 laps
20. Jamie McMurray Earnhardt-Ganassi Chevrolet + 2 laps
21. Juan Pablo Montoya Earnhardt-Ganassi Chevrolet + 3 laps
22. Jeff Burton Childress Chevrolet + 3 laps
23. Joey Logano Gibbs Toyota + 4 laps
24. David Ragan Front Row Ford + 4 laps
25. Casey Mears Germain Ford + 4 laps
26. Paul Menard Childress Chevrolet + 5 laps
27. Travis Kvapil BK Toyota + 5 laps
28. David Gilliland Front Row Ford + 6 laps
29. Landon Cassill BK Toyota + 8 laps
30. David Stremme Inception Toyota + 9 laps
31. Hermie Sadler Childress Chevrolet + 10 laps
32. Ken Schrader FAS Lane Ford + 12 laps
33. Kurt Busch Phoenix Chevrolet + 18 laps

Both my drivers made the top 10—pretty stoked about that...🙂

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6VU2XMkfJI

Honestly, I can't even tell what language this is...😕

Here's the follow-up part

http://www.nascar.com/video/post-rac...nal/index.html

And that’s just not the same thing. If you actually watched NASCAR, you'd see what real battles for the lead look like...

I missed the IndyCar race—was too busy watching NASCAR instead. Was there actually a battle for first place?...

Man, what a finish—did anyone catch that? Everyone was betting on Hendrick's guys (either JJ or JG) to take it, until Bowyer pushes them out of the way in that final lap and Newman grabs the win.

Tyler Bennett5 said:Honestly, this isn't even a marathon compared to a track race.
The winner is simply going to be whoever manages to keep their head from spinning after two hours behind the wheel.

Three hours...😉

Here are the qualifying results. My guys, Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski, look solid—fingers crossed one of them pulls it off today...

Pos Driver Team/Car Time Gap
1. Kasey Kahne Hendrick Chevrolet 19.496s
2. Kevin Harvick Childress Chevrolet 19.512s + 0.016s
3. Denny Hamlin Gibbs Toyota 19.521s + 0.025s
4. Clint Bowyer Waltrip Toyota 19.521s + 0.025s
5. Ryan Newman Stewart-Haas Chevrolet 19.524s + 0.028s
6. Brian Vickers Waltrip Toyota 19.569s + 0.073s
7. Brad Keselowski Penske Dodge 19.572s + 0.076s
8. Kyle Busch Gibbs Toyota 19.573s + 0.077s
9. Jeff Gordon Hendrick Chevrolet 19.576s + 0.080s
10. Joey Logano Gibbs Toyota 19.581s + 0.085s
11. Paul Menard Childress Chevrolet 19.582s + 0.086s
12. Marcos Ambrose Petty Ford 19.597s + 0.101s
13. Martin Truex Jr. Waltrip Toyota 19.606s + 0.110s
14. Dale Earnhardt Jr. Hendrick Chevrolet 19.637s + 0.141s
15. Tony Stewart Stewart-Haas Chevrolet 19.659s + 0.163s
16. Bobby Labonte JTG Daugherty Racing 19.681s + 0.185s
17. Regan Smith Furniture Row Chevrolet 19.684s + 0.188s
18. Jeff Burton Childress Chevrolet 19.688s + 0.192s
19. Jamie McMurray Earnhardt-Ganassi Chevrolet 19.715s + 0.219s
20. Danica Patrick Petty Ford 19.715s + 0.219s
21. Matt Kenseth Roush Fenway Ford 19.731s + 0.235s
22. Jimmie Johnson Hendrick Chevrolet 19.755s + 0.259s
23. Michael McDowell Parsons Ford 19.756s + 0.260s
24. David Ragan Front Row Motorsports 19.760s + 0.264s
25. Casey Mears Germain Ford 19.767s + 0.271s
26. Greg Biffle Roush Fenway Ford 19.778s + 0.282s
27. AJ Allmendinger Penske Dodge 19.779s + 0.283s
28. Carl Edwards Roush Fenway Ford 19.806s + 0.310s
29. David Reutimann Baldwin Chevrolet 19.806s + 0.310s
30. Josh Wise Front Row Motorsports 19.811s + 0.315s
31. Landon Cassill BK Racing Toyota 19.826s + 0.330s
32. Juan Pablo Montoya Earnhardt-Ganassi Chevrolet 19.833s + 0.337s
33. Scott Riggs R3 Chevrolet 19.859s + 0.363s
34. Travis Kvapil BK Racing Toyota 19.860s + 0.364s
35. Reed Sorenson Turn One Chevrolet 19.886s + 0.390s
36. Ken Schrader FAS Lane Ford 19.906s + 0.410s
37. Joe Nemechek NEMCO Toyota 19.946s + 0.450s
38. David Gilliland Front Row Motorsports 19.979s + 0.483s
39. David Stremme Inception Toyota 20.015s + 0.519s
40. Kurt Busch Phoenix Racing Chevrolet 20.024s + 0.528s
41. Elliott Sadler Childress Chevrolet 20.041s + 0.545s
42. Dave Blaney Baldwin Chevrolet 20.322s + 0.826s
43. JJ Yeley Robinson-Blakeney Toyota 20.315s + 0.819s

In NASCAR, there’s just no such thing as letting a driver slip by. Even if someone’s a lap down, they’re out there fighting just as hard as anyone else...

We’re hitting the shortest track on the schedule this week—Martinsville. A grueling 500 laps...





Track Info: 65,000 capacity
Opened in 1947
Asphalt/Concrete surface
Length: .526 mi (.526 miles)
4 Turns
12° Banking
0° Straights

Tony Stewart took the win in a shortened race due to rain

Race Results

Pos Driver Team/Car Time/Gap
1. Tony Stewart Stewart-Haas Chevrolet 1h36m39.000s
2. Kyle Busch Joe Gibbs Racing + 3.556s
3. Dale Earnhardt Jr Hendrick Motorsports + 5.767s
4. Kevin Harvick Richard Childress Racing + 6.951s
5. Carl Edwards Roush Fenway Ford + 9.307s
6. Greg Biffle Roush Fenway Ford + 9.664s
7. Ryan Newman Stewart-Haas Chevrolet + 11.001s
8. Martin Truex Jr Waltrip Toyota + 11.579s
9. Kurt Busch Phoenix Chevrolet + 14.285s
10. Jimmie Johnson Hendrick Motorsports + 14.930s
11. Denny Hamlin Joe Gibbs Racing + 15.311s
12. Mark Martin Waltrip Toyota + 15.713s
13. Matt Kenseth Roush Fenway Ford + 16.302s
14. Clint Bowyer Waltrip Toyota + 17.412s
15. Kasey Kahne Hendrick Motorsports + 18.244s
16. AJ Allmendinger Team Penske + 24.558s
17. Juan Pablo Montoya Earnhardt-Ganassi Chevrolet + 1 lap
18. Brad Keselowski Team Penske + 1 lap
19. Paul Menard Childress Chevrolet + 1 lap
20. Regan Smith Furniture Row Chevrolet + 1 lap
21. Marcos Ambrose Petty Ford + 1 lap
22. Jeff Burton Childress Chevrolet + 1 lap
23. Casey Mears Germain Ford + 1 lap
24. Joey Logano Joe Gibbs Racing + 1 lap
25. Aric Almirola Petty Ford + 1 lap
26. Jeff Gordon Hendrick Motorsports + 1 lap
27. David Reutimann Baldwin Chevrolet + 2 laps
28. Bobby Labonte JTG Daugherty Toyota + 2 laps
29. Travis Kvapil BK Racing + 2 laps
30. David Gilliland Front Row Motorsports + 2 laps
31. David Ragan Front Row Motorsports + 2 laps
32. Jamie McMurray Earnhardt-Ganassi Chevrolet + 3 laps
33. Dave Blaney Baldwin Chevrolet + 3 laps
34. Ken Schrader FAS Lane Ford + 4 laps
35. JJ Yeley Robinson-Blakeney Toyota + 4 laps
36. Landon Cassill BK Racing + 5 laps

A race is pretty pointless if I only see two or three overtakes. NASCAR is just better... 😉

Man, I just want to watch 😉
on my TV...

stormybadger8 said:It’s on their red Button ESPN Sports Active 16🤷
😉

So which channel is it? I just scanned through everything and couldn't find a thing...

stormybadger8 said:I'm lost. Comcast is saying it's starting Live at 8:00 PM.😕

That's how I'm reading it too, honestly... not making much sense at all.😕