Gordon, Ky. Busch, Edwards, Truex. I'd like to see someone different win the Championship this year. We havn't had a repeat winner since Johnson's massive streak. Why start now?
I would agree with the final four being 24, 18, 78, 19 as well. As it is currently, Jeff is the only one locked in, but as long as Kyle has nothing go wrong, he's not going to miss the final round. It's close between 19, 78 and 4 currently, so any two of them could make it in, and I'm hoping the odd one out is the 4.
The 62 car might have some issues once everything gets dried out. That team must not have a cover for that car as it's sitting on pitroad completely exposed to the rain.
One is going to Homestead-Miami to race for the Championship. Three others will join. Eight surviving drivers will race... but there is room only for four. Four seasons will unfortunately end. Whose, though? Congratulations to everybody who'll join Jeff Gordon and make up the four-way fight for the 2015 Cup Championship next weekend.
The 62 car might have some issues once everything gets dried out. That team must not have a cover for that car as it's sitting on pitroad completely exposed to the rain.
The 62 doesn't have much funding, but at least they go out and try to finish each week. They may be many laps down, but that shows more pride than a chump like Joe Nemechek who invented "start n park" to grab a check.
He just really hates him for some reason, I'm not sure he even realizes that Joe Nemechek has won a national series championship, even though the last time he complained about Front Row Joe I said it
Joe was running his own team, out of his own pocket, with very little, and in lots of cases, no sponsorship due to the economy at the time. I'm impressed his team lasted as long as he managed with that situation.
Joe was running his own team, out of his own pocket, with very little, and in lots of cases, no sponsorship due to the economy at the time. I'm impressed his team lasted as long as he managed with that situation.
Joe Nemechek used to run the NEMCO cars in both Cup and Xfinity after his ternure with MB2 was finished back in 2005 or 2006. Now he has put cars for his son on the trucks on the same situation and J.H. was able to win a race. Gotta have respect for him.
I just realized this is Jeff's last race sponsored by Pepsi. I've always liked his Pepsi schemes more than most of his others, but this time it's a little more personal since I got to climb behind a wheel of a NASCAR simulator back in 2004 or '05; the car they used was a late '90s/early '00s Jeff Gordon Pepsi car.
*waves finger*
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