02/09/08 Budweiser Shootout; Daytona International Speedway -- #88 Dale Earnhardt Jr.
02/14/08 Gatorade Duel At Daytona (Race 1); Daytona International Speedway -- #88 Dale Earnhardt Jr.
02/14/08 Gatorade Duel At Daytona (Race 2); Daytona International Speedway -- #11 Denny Hamlin
02/17/08 Daytona 500; Daytona International Speedway -- #12 Ryan Newman
02/24/08 Auto Club 500; Auto Club Speedway -- #99 Carl Edwards
03/02/08 UAW-Dodge 400; Las Vegas Motor Speedway -- #99 Carl Edwards
03/09/08 Kobalt Tools 500; Atlanta Motor Speedway -- #18 Kyle Busch
03/16/08 Food City 500; Bristol Motor Speedway -- #31 Jeff Burton
03/30/08 Goody's Cool Orange 500; Martinsville Speedway -- #11 Denny Hamlin
04/06/08 Samsung 500; Texas Motor Speedway -- #99 Carl Edwards
04/12/08 Subway Fresh Fit 500; Phoenix International Raceway -- #48 Jimmie Johnson
04/27/08 Aaron's 499; Talladega Superspeedway -- #18 Kyle Busch
05/03/08 Crown Royal Presents Dan Lowry 400; Richmond International Raceway -- #7 Clint Bowyer
05/10/08 Dodge Challenger 500; Darlington Raceway -- #18 Kyle Busch
05/17/08 NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race; Lowe's Motor Speedway -- #9 Kasey Kahne
05/25/08 Coca-Cola 600; Lowe's Motor Speedway -- #9 Kasey Kahne
06/01/08 Best Buy 400; Dover International Speedway -- #18 Kyle Busch
06/08/08 Pocono 500; Pocono Raceway -- #9 Kasey Kahne
06/15/08 Michigan 400; Michigan International Speedway -- #88 Dale Earnhardt Jr.
06/22/08 Toyota/Save Mart 350; Infineon Raceway -- #18 Kyle Busch
06/29/08 LENOX Industrial Tools 301; New Hampshire Motor Speedway -- #2 Kurt Busch
07/05/08 Coke Zero 400; Daytona International Speedway -- #18 Kyle Busch
07/12/08 Chicagoland 400; Chicagoland Speedway -- #18 Kyle Busch
07/27/08 Allstate 400 at The Brickyard; Indianapolis Motor Speedway -- #48 Jimmie Johnson
08/03/08 Pennsylvania 500; Pocono Raceway -- #99 Carl Edwards
08/10/08 Centurion Boats at The Glen; Watkins Glen International -- #18 Kyle Busch
08/17/08 3M Performance 400; Michigan International Speedway -- #99 Carl Edwards
08/23/08 Sharpie 500; Bristol Motor Speedway -- #99 Carl Edwards
08/31/08 Pepsi 500; California Speedway -- #48 Jimmie Johnson
09/06/08 Chevy Rock & Roll 400; Richmond International Raceway -- #48 Jimmie Johnson



RACE 1: 09/14/08 Sylvania 300; New Hampshire Motor Speedway -- #16 Greg Biffle
RACE 2: 09/21/08 Dover 400; Dover International Speedway -- #16 Greg Biffle
RACE 3: 09/28/08 Kansas 400; Kansas Speedway -- #48 Jimmie Johnson
RACE 4: 10/05/08 Amp Energy 500; Talladega Superspeedway -- #20 Tony Stewart
RACE 5: 10/11/08 Bank of America 500; Lowe's Motor Speedway -- #31 Jeff Burton
RACE 6: 10/19/08 TUMS QuikPak 500; Martinsville Speedway -- #48 Jimmie Johnson
RACE 7: 10/26/08 Pep Boys Auto 500; Atlanta Motor Speedway -- #99 Carl Edwards
RACE 8: 11/02/08 Dickies 500; Texas Motor Speedway -- #99 Carl Edwards
RACE 9: 11/09/08 Checker Auto Parts 500 presented by Pennzoil; Phoenix International Raceway -- #48 Jimmie Johnson
RACE 10: 11/16/08 Ford 400; Homestead-Miami Speedway -- #99 Carl Edwards

02/16/08 Camping World 300 presented by Chevrolet; Daytona International Speedway -- #20 Tony Stewart
02/25/08 Stater Bros. 300; California Speedway -- #20 Tony Stewart
03/01/08 Sam's Town 300; Las Vegas Motor Speedway -- #5 Mark Martin
03/08/08 Nicorette 300; Atlanta Motor Speedway -- #17 Matt Kenseth
]03/15/08 Sharpie Mini 300; Bristol Motor Speedway -- #2 Clint Bowyer
03/22/08 Pepsi 300; Nashville Superspeedway -- #29 Scott Wimmer
04/05/08 O'Reilly 300; Texas Motor Speedway -- #18 Kyle Busch
04/11/08 Bashas' Supermarkets 200; Phoenix International Raceway -- #18 Kyle Busch
04/20/08 Mexico 200; Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez -- #20 Kyle Busch
04/26/08 Aaron's 312; Talladega Superspeedway -- #20 Tony Stewart
05/02/08 NASCAR Nationwide 250; Richmond International Raceway -- #20 Denny Hamlin
05/09/08 Diamond Hill Plywood 200; Darlington Raceway -- #20 Tony Stewart
05/24/08 Carquest Auto Parts 300; Lowe's Motor Speedway -- #20 Kyle Busch
05/31/08 Dover 200; Dover International Speedway -- #20 Denny Hamlin
06/07/08 Federated Auto Parts 300 presented by Dollar General; Nashville Superspeedway -- #88 Brad Keselowski
06/14/08 Meijer 300; Kentucky Speedway -- #20 Joey Logano
06/21/08 Milwaukee 250; The Milwaukee Mile -- #60 Carl Edwards
06/28/08 Camping World 200 presented by RVs.com; New Hampshire Motor Speedway -- #20 Tony Stewart
07/04/08 Daytona 250; Daytona International Speedway -- #20 Denny Hamlin
07/11/08 Chicagoland 300; Chicagoland Speedway -- #20 Kyle Busch
07/19/08 Gateway 250; Gateway International Raceway -- #60 Carl Edwards
07/26/08 Kroger 200; O'Reilly Raceway Park -- #20 Kyle Busch
08/02/08 NAPA Auto Parts 200 presented by Dodge; Circuit Gilles Villeneuve -- #5 Ron Fellows
08/09/08 Zippo 200; Watkins Glen International -- #59 Marcos Ambrose
08/16/08 Carfax 250; Michigan International Speedway -- #60 Carl Edwards
08/22/08 Food City 250; Bristol Motor Speedway -- #88 Brad Keselowski
08/30/08 Camping World 300 presented by RVs.com; California Speedway -- #20 Kyle Busch
09/05/08 Emerson Radio 250; Richmond International Raceway -- #60 Carl Edwards
09/20/08 Roadloans.com 200; Dover International Speedway -- #18 Kyle Busch
09/27/08 Kansas 300; Kansas Speedway -- #18 Denny Hamlin
10/10/08 Dollar General 300; Lowe's Motor Speedway -- #18 Kyle Busch
10/25/08 Memphis 250; Memphis Motorsports Park -- #60 Carl Edwards
11/01/08 O'Reilly Challenge; Texas Motor Speedway -- #18 Kyle Busch
11/08/08 Arizona.Travel 200; Phoenix International Raceway -- #60 Carl Edwards
11/15/08 Ford 300; Homestead-Miami Speedway -- #60 Carl Edwards

02/15/08 Chevy Silverado 250; Daytona International Speedway -- #30 Todd Bodine
02/23/08 San Bernardino County 200; California Speedway -- #51 Kyle Busch
03/07/08 American Commercial Lines 200; Atlanta Motor Speedway -- #51 Kyle Busch
03/29/08 Kroger 250; Martinsville Speedway -- #18 Dennis Setzer
04/26/08 O'Reilly Auto Parts 250; Kansas Speedway -- #33 Ron Hornaday
05/16/08 North Carolina Education Lottery 200; Lowe's Motor Speedway -- #88 Matt Crafton
05/24/08 Ohio 250; Mansfield Motorsports Park -- #71 Donny Lia
05/30/08 AAA Insurance 200; Dover International Speedway -- #22 Scott Speed
06/06/08 Sam's Town 400; Texas Motor Speedway -- #33 Ron Hornaday
06/14/08 Cool City Customs 200; Michigan International Speedway -- #99 Erik Darnell
06/20/08 Milwaukee 200; The Milwaukee Mile -- #23 Johnny Benson
06/28/08 O'Reilly 200; Memphis Motorsports Park -- #33 Ron Hornaday
07/12/08 Built Ford Tough 225 presented by the Greater Cincinnati Ford Dealers; Kentucky Speedway -- #23 Johnny Benson
07/25/08 Power Stroke Diesel 200 presented by Ford and International; O'Reilly Raceway Park -- #23 Johnny Benson
08/09/08 Toyota Tundra 200; Nashville Superspeedway -- #23 Johnny Benson
08/20/08 O'Reilly 200; Bristol Motor Speedway -- #51 Kyle Busch
09/06/08 Gateway 200; Gateway International Raceway -- #33 Ron Hornaday
09/13/08 New Hampshire 200; New Hampshire Motor Speedway -- #33 Ron Hornaday
09/20/08 Quik-Liner Las Vegas 350; Las Vegas Motor Speedway -- #5 Mike Skinner
10/04/08 Mountain Dew 250; Talladega Superspeedway -- #30 Todd Bodine
10/18/08 Kroger 200; Martinsville Speedway -- #23 Johnny Benson
10/25/08 Georgia 200; Atlanta Motor Speedway -- #2 Ryan Newman
10/31/08 Chevy Silverado 350K; Texas Motor Speedway -- #33 Ron Hornaday
11/07/08 Casino Arizona 150; Phoenix International Raceway -- #2 Kevin Harvick
11/14/08 Ford 200; Homestead-Miami Speedway -- #30 Todd Bodine

Draft And Play NASCAR Fantasy Racing
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Draft Your Own Racing Team

Fire up your engines for the 2008 NASCAR season. Join an eight-team private league and use the automated draft or live draft option. Jump into a public league and the computer will make your selections based upon your defined pre-draft rankings. Your team – four starters and two garage drivers – will compete each week.

Join a Public League or a League with Friends

All leagues will consist of eight teams. At the time of signup, you will determine how you wish to compete in the Game by specifying your league option. You may choose to join a public league or private league. Or be the first to get your friends involved by creating a private league.

Since you're competing only within your league, you can enter anytime. Draft for the Daytona 500 or jump in a league a few weeks into the season.

Score Big Points

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Total Points = Qualifying Points + Sprint Cup Points
Qualifying Points are awarded to a driver based on his qualifying position where position 1 receives 43 points, Position 2 received 42 points, and so forth to Position 43 which receives 1 point.

Manage your Drivers

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Done with NASCAR ever since they let Toyota in. And I'm a diehard. Over 100 races in person since 1994. Favorite driver number tattoo and all. Mark my words. Toyota will dominate this year.

Earnhardt begins Hendrick era with Shootout victory
By Sporting News Wire Service
February 10, 2008
12:24 AM EST

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.

The "new" was Dale Earnhardt Jr., who on Saturday night won the 30th Budweiser Shootout in his first race in a Hendrick Motorsports car -- with new sponsors AMP Energy Drink and National Guard and new car No. 88.

New, too, was the first race at Daytona International Speedway with the winged racecar NASCAR introduced into competition at selected tracks last year.

The "old" was Hendrick's continued dominance of NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series, a carryover from 2007, when the sport's most efficient team won 18 of the 36 points races. Earnhardt's teammates, Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon, finished third and fourth, respectively, behind runner-up Tony Stewart, as Hendrick cars claimed four of the first six positions.

The "borrowed" was Jeff Gordon's car -- and Johnson's, too, for that matter -- short-track backups called into service after their primary Shootout cars were wrecked in a practice crash Friday night.

The "blue" was Johnson's No. 48 cobalt-colored Chevrolet, which gave Earnhardt the push to take the lead on a three-lap run to the finish after the fourth caution of the 70-lap non-points event. With a car not stout enough to go for the victory, Johnson stayed behind Earnhardt and propelled him to the win.

In short, the honeymoon has already started for a Hendrick-Earnhardt marriage made in heaven.

"This is exactly what we needed coming out of the gate," said an elated Earnhardt, who left his family-founded Dale Earnhardt Inc. team to drive for Hendrick. "We've had such a long offseason, and this really made it worth it.

"We had a lot of help at the end from Jimmie. That was half the win. The other half was the car, being able to stay up front there at the end."

Earnhardt, who also won the Shootout in 2003, led 47 of the 70 laps Saturday night and earned the unqualified admiration of Stewart, who was second in laps led with nine.

"Dale Earnhardt Jr. is one of the best drivers that's ever been in a restrictor-plate car," Stewart said. "He knows where to be on the racetrack, and he knows when to switch lines.

"I'm happy for him. He drove his butt off and put himself in the right places at the right times."

Reed Sorenson was fifth, followed by Casey Mears, Dave Blaney, Mark Martin, Denny Hamlin and Kasey Kahne.

Mears' No. 5 Chevrolet, however, failed the height stick test during post-race inspection. The car was deemed too low in the rear, but NASCAR vice president of communications Jim Hunter said the car might have been damaged and that NASCAR was still evaluating to determine the appropriate action.

After a break at 20 laps, the field restarted on Lap 21 with Earnhardt in the lead and Blaney second. On Lap 24, however, Jamie McMurray brought out the second caution of the race when he moved up the track across the nose of Hamlin's No. 11 Toyota and turned into the wall at the exit of Turn 4.

It didn't take long after a restart on Lap 28 for the Hendrick contingent to move to the front of the pack. By Lap 47, the Hendrick cars of Earnhardt, Gordon, Johnson and Mears occupied four of the top five positions.

A lap later, David Gilliland's blown right-front tire triggered a wreck that also took out Greg Biffle and Martin Truex Jr. After a restart on Lap 53, Earnhardt and Stewart battled for the lead until Kurt Busch's spin, along with a wreck behind him involving Ryan Newman and J.J. Yeley, brought out the fourth caution and set up the three-lap dash to the finish.

why are you against toyota on nascar?

Front Row For Daytona 500 is set:

#1:

#2:

no one with a college education cares about nascar.

Well if you don't like it, then why post in the thread?

piss off you elitist fuck

hahhaha. i love that one of the only people who gets me is porchball. cracks me up every time.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- NASCAR has placed drivers Tony Stewart and Kurt Busch on probation for the first six races of the 2008 Sprint Cup Series season, a result of their on-track altercations Friday during practice for the Budweiser Shootout.

• NASCAR.COM Audio: Hunter, Pemberton answer questions

Stewart, driver of the No. 20 Toyota and Busch, driver of the No. 2 Dodge, violated Section 12-4-A (actions detrimental to stock car racing; altercation with another competitor) of the NASCAR rule book.
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Stewart

The probations start Wednesday, as practice begins for the season-opening Daytona 500.

NASCAR spokesman Ramsey Poston said the drivers were disciplined solely for the on-track portion of their clash, when the drivers deliberately used their cars as battering rams.

"We will continue to keep a check on this sport and won't let it get out of hand," Poston said. "If there is a repeat between these two, then we will take it much more seriously."

Busch and Stewart, former series champions with a history of clashing on the track, crashed during the final practice session Friday night (read more).

Busch attempted to block Stewart and got hit from behind, damaging both cars. Busch retaliated by slamming into the side of Stewart's car three times as they drove back toward the garage. Stewart then used his car to block Busch from exiting the track (watch video).

Both drivers immediately were told to meet with NASCAR officials, and Stewart and Busch continued to bicker during the heated, closed-door meeting, during which Stewart allegedly threw a punch at Busch (read more).

NASCAR officials came into this season saying drivers would be given more latitude to show emotion this year, and the relatively light nature of Tuesday's punishments would seem to support that.

In the past, officials haven't necessarily punished a driver more harshly if he misbehaves while on probation. Poston said that's going to change. "In the past we've used 'probation for the rest of the year,' but it's never been something that's been exercised. It never seemed to really mean anything," he said.

"Now we are going to take action. If you are on probation for an altercation with another driver, and you have a second incident during that probation period, we are going to take action."

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

RESULTS
2008 Unofficial Race Results : Gatorade Duel 1
Gatorade Duel 1 | February 14, 2008 | Exhibition

FIN ST CAR DRIVER MAKE SPONSOR PTS/BNS LAPS STATUS
1 5 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet AMP Energy / National Guard PE 60 Running
2 18 41 Reed Sorenson Dodge Target PE 60 Running
3 9 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL PE 60 Running
4 3 5 Casey Mears Chevrolet Kellogg's / CARQUEST PE 60 Running
5 15 99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot PE 60 Running
6 23 43 Bobby Labonte Dodge Cheerios / Betty Crocker PE 60 Running
7 19 42 Juan Montoya Dodge Texaco / Havoline PE 60 Running
8 11 187 Kenny Wallace Chevrolet Furniture R
ow / DenverMattress.com PE 60 Running
9 20 77 Sam Hornish Jr. * Dodge Mobil 1 PE 60 Running
10 16 15 Paul Menard Chevrolet PEAK / Menards PE 60 Running
11 6 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull PE 60 Running
12 2 78 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet Furniture Row Racing PE 60 Running
13 7 84 A.J. Allmendinger Toyota Red Bull PE 60 Running
14 17 1 Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet Bass Pro Shops / Tracker PE 60 Running
15 8 66 Scott Riggs Chevrolet State Water Heaters PE 60 Running
16 22 21 Bill Elliott Ford Little Debbie PE 60 Running
17 10 01 Regan Smith * Chevrolet Principal Financial Group PE 60 Running
18 21 07 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet Jack Daniel's PE 60 Running
19 4 160 Boris Said Ford 7-Eleven Slurpee / No Fear PE 60 Running
20 12 70 Jeremy Mayfield Chevrolet Junior Johnson's Midnight Moon PE 60 Running
21 25 109 Sterling Marlin Chevrolet Miccosukee Resort & Gaming PE 60 Running
22 14 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Best Buy PE 60 Running
23 1 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's PE 60 Running
24 27 08 Carl Long Dodge MILLSTAR Tools / Rhino's Energy Drink PE 59 Running
25 26 96 J.J. Yeley Toyota DLP HDTV PE 59 Running
26 24 45 Kyle Petty Dodge Wells Fargo PE 59 Running
27 13 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite PE 9 Out of Race
* Denotes Rookie

RESULTS
2008 Unofficial Race Results : Gatorade Duel 2
Gatorade Duel 2 | February 14, 2008 | Exhibition

FIN ST CAR DRIVER MAKE SPONSOR PTS/BNS LAPS STATUS
1 5 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota FedEx Express PE 64 Running
2 8 20 Tony Stewart Toyota The Home Depot PE 64 Running
3 6 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont PE 64 Running
4 18 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Budweiser PE 64 Running
5 12 8 Mark Martin Chevrolet U.S. Army PE 64 Running
6 9 6 David Ragan Ford AAA PE 64 Running
7 21 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet Shell / Pennzoil PE 64 Running
8 15 16 Greg Biffle Ford 3M PE 64 Running
9 14 44 Dale Jarrett Toyota UPS PE 64 Running
10 25 34 John Andretti Chevrolet Makoto PE 64 Running
11 20 18 Kyle Busch Toyota M&M's PE 64 Running
12 2 00 David Reutimann Toyota Aaron's Dream Machine PE 64 Running
13 1 55 Michael Waltrip Toyota NAPA AUTO PARTS PE 64 Running
14 17 7 Robby Gordon Dodge Jim Beam PE 64 Running
15 10 17 Matt Kenseth Ford DEWALT PE 64 Running
16 4 28 Travis Kvapil Ford K&N Filters PE 64 Running
17 13 38 David Gilliland Ford FreeCreditR
eport.com PE 64 Running
18 22 49 Ken Schrader Dodge HealthLife.com PE 64 Running
19 7 10 Patrick Carpentier * Dodge Valvoline PE 57 Off Track
20 19 137 Eric McClure Chevrolet Hefty PE 43 Out of Race
21 3 22 Dave Blaney Toyota Caterpillar PE 24 Out of Race
22 24 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet AT&T Mobility PE 16 Off Track
23 11 27 Jacques Villeneuve * Toyota Bill Davis Racing PE 14 Out of Race
24 16 26 Jamie McMurray Ford Crown Royal Cask No. 16 PE 14 Out of Race
25 23 40 Dario Franchitti* Dodge Dodge Journey PE 14 Out of Race
26 26 150 Stanton Barrett Chevrolet NOS Energy Drink / SKI / SBM PE 14 Out of Race
* Denotes Rookie

THIS SUNDAY! SUNDAY! SUNDAY!



RACE LINEUP
Daytona 500 | Daytona International Speedway
February 17, 2008 | Race 1 of 36

POS CAR DRIVER MAKE SPONSOR SPEED TIME BEHIND
1 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 187.075 48.109 Leader
2 55 Michael Waltrip Toyota NAPA AUTO PARTS 186.734 48.197 -0.088
3 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet AMP Energy / National Guard - - -
4 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota FedEx Express - - -
5 41 Reed Sorenson Dodge Target - - -
6 20 Tony Stewart Toyota The Home Depot - - -
7 12 Ryan Newman Dodge ALLTEL - - -
8 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont - - -
9 5 Casey Mears Chevrolet Kellogg's / CARQUEST - - -
10 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Budweiser - - -
11 99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot - - -
12 8 Mark Martin Chevrolet U.S. Army - - -
13 43 Bobby Labonte Dodge Cheerios / Betty Crocker - - -
14 6 David Ragan Ford AAA - - -
15 42 Juan Montoya Dodge Texaco / Havoline - - -
16 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet Shell / Pennzoil - - -
17 187 Kenny Wallace Chevrolet Furniture Row / DenverMattress.com - - -
18 16 Greg Biffle Ford 3M - - -
19 77 Sam Hornish Jr.* Dodge Mobil 1 - - -
20 44 Dale Jarrett Toyota UPS - - -
21 15 Paul Menard Chevrolet PEAK / Menards - - -
22 34 John Andretti Chevrolet Makoto - - -
23 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull - - -
24 18 Kyle Busch Toyota M&M's - - -
25 1 Martin Truex Jr. Chevrolet Bass Pro Shops / Tracker - - -
26 7 Robby Gordon Dodge Jim Beam - - -
27 66 Scott Riggs Chevrolet State Water Heaters - - -
28 17 Matt Kenseth Ford DEWALT - - -
29 01 Regan Smith* Chevrolet Principal Financial Group - - -
30 28 Travis Kvapil Ford K&N Filters - - -
31 07 Clint Bowyer Chevrolet Jack Daniel's - - -
32 38 David Gilliland Ford FreeCreditReport.com - - -
33 70 Jeremy Mayfield Chevrolet Junior Johnson's Midnight Moon - - -
34 22 Dave Blaney Toyota Caterpillar - - -
35 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Best Buy - - -
36 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet AT&T Mobility - - -
37 96 J.J. Yeley Toyota DLP HDTV - - -
38 26 Jamie McMurray Ford Crown Royal Cask No. 16 - - -
39 45 Kyle Petty Dodge Wells Fargo - - -
40 40 Dario Franchitti* Dodge Dodge Journey - - -
41 78 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet Furniture Row Racing - - -
42 00 David Reutimann Toyota Aaron's Dream Machine - - -
43 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite Champion's Provisional -

Did Not Qualify
44 84 A.J. Allmendinger Toyota Red Bull - - -
45 21 Bill Elliott Ford Little Debbie - - -
46 49 Ken Schrader Dodge HealthLife.com - - -
47 160 Boris Said Ford 7-Eleven Slurpee / No Fear - - -
48 10 Patrick Carpentier* Dodge Valvoline - - -
49 137 Eric McClure Chevrolet Hefty - - -
50 109 Sterling Marlin Chevrolet Miccosukee Resort & Gaming - - -
51 27 Jacques Villeneuve* Toyota Bill Davis Racing - - -
52 150 Stanton Barrett Chevrolet NOS Energy Drink / SKI / SBM - - -
53 08 Carl Long Dodge MILLSTAR Tools / Rhino's Energy Drink - - -
+ Set by Owner Points
* Denotes Rookie

Do you know how much money they spent to get Gibbs?

dont know, and i guess i dont really care

i see so many people get upset about series name changes, and stuff like that, but i really dont care, you know it might be nice to still call it winston cup, but winston wouldnt give as much money as nextel and thats how business goes. id be fine if it was called the summers eve cup just as long as we still have nascar. so as far as money in nascar goes, my only thought is that the more money going into it in one way or another just means the longer we get to watch our fav drivers.

and the only reason i asked about you being against toyota, is because most people say that its not right because they arent american cars, but last i had heard there are more toyotas being built in the us the the other companys.

im hoping my theory is right.

jamie has wrecked the last 4 or 5 daytona 500s straight, but has done well in the shoot out ( when he made it ) quallifying and the 150s every year. so this year he wrecked in the shootout, quallified so so and wrecked in his 150, maybe a good 500 for once

My theory is that T.Stew didn't win his Duel race, so he won't lead alot of laps in the 500 but also not get wrecked out; therefore, he'll win the race and finally become a Daytona champion.