what were the top five pole positions in the NASCAR race yesterday?? I dont know?
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1. Jimmie Johnson o ya the did it again i luv them so much lol i was so so excited!! \n2. Kevin Harvick he did good all night but jimmies car was just better b/c they rock at lowes \n3. Jeff Gordon his car was ok n as always said he couldve won the race(that gets old lol) but he got tight\n4. Carl Edwards humpy picked him but he hit the wall pretty hard n i think it may have hurt his car just a bit\n5. Ryan Newman he hit the inversion right on n got to the front his car went away near the end\nHey at least they all missed the big race caused by kasey kahne n mark martin\nhave a great day n thats crap u had 2 miss it
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Yes. With the "Race to the Cup" for the top ten for one thing. When one position in points can mean hundreds of thousands of $, I feel sorry for the guy in eleventh place. Under the old rule 11Th place could possibly move up a couple of spots to 8Th or 9Th, maybe. And what are all these penalties for "non-approved" parts. These parts aren't illegal, just not from a supplier that has sucked up (payed off?) to NASCAR. Used to be you could run any part that conformed with the rules. It didn't matter if you built it yourself or bought it. And these young drivers, used to be that a driver had a few years of experience before moving up to NASCAR's big league. These new drivers are good, but inexperienced. And the new drivers all seem to fit the cookie cutter corporate image. They are good looking and articulate. A short guy like Cale Yarbourgh, or a driver that spoke like his mouth was full of marbles like Buddy Baker, or an ex-convict like Junior Johnson, wouldn't make it in today's corporate racing world. I think NASCAR should stop being such a glamor sport and go back to basics, go fast, turn left, and may the best driver/car win. I'm curious as to how many of these race fans are really fans. A lot of these people only watch racing on the TV or maybe attend a couple of NASCAR races a year. How many go to their local short track? Almost everyone in the contiental U.S. is within an hour's drive to a local track. These tracks offer about 4 hours or more of entertainment for under $15 on most nights. Whether the track is paved or dirt, running late models, open wheeled sprint cars or modifieds, you will probaly see some exciting racing. As I said before, let's get back to basics.
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Based on points one had at the end of the race, compared to everyone else's points. Kahne was passed up by Martin, Harvick and Earnhardt Jr, who finished 11th, 3rd and 1st respectively. Kenseth was passed by Stewart, who finished 6th at Richmond.\n\nMost likely reason Kenseth dropped fewer spots is because he's finished better on average than Kahne in the first 9 races of the season. It has nothing at all to do with who he drives for.\n\nDon't forget, the best 10 drivers after 26 races will all make the Chase, and they will be within 50 points of each other.
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kasey kahne, bill elliott, scott riggs, jeremy mayfeild, kurt busch
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ya know. i thought hands down it was going to be tony, but he seemed to have an issue in happy hour and dropped to 14th..so i'm going to have to put a second vote in there for jeff gordon..he's the record holder for this track on current driver's and is also running the fastest laps during practice.. it's just a matter of if they keep his car strong mid-race.. tony's team seems to get their car better and jeff's team loses it..so we'll see how it all plays out..well, if we have another repeat they could knock each other out and leave it open for robby gordon..\neveryone is putting votes in for road coure ringers, but i realy don't seem them as being competitie up against the road warriors anymore.\nhaha.. mikey is too busy yapping about toyota to race. he's not a good driver, but putting some focusing into the driving might help..
864111
Look in http://www.nascar.com\nthey will DEFENTAILY have it listed there. Gordon,Harvick,Someone,Dale JR so on so on
565468
I'm a fan. I like #38 (Elliott Sadler) but #48 (Jimmie Johnson) is best. The best team is Hendrick Motorsports (#24 (Jeff Gordon), #48 (Jimmie Johnson), #5 (Kyle Busch), and #25 (Brian Vickers)). \n1. Jimmie Johnson\n2. Tony Stewart\n3. Matt Kenseth\n4. Mark Martin\n5. Dale Earnhardt Jr.\n6. Jeff Gordon\n7. Kyle Busch\n8. Kasey Kahne\n9. Kevin Harvick\n10. Jeff Burton\nJimmie's goin all the way!
1180660
Nascar all the way!!!!
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I'd start with NASCAR.Com. If that does not work, try Silly Season.com. This is a site that has nothing but NASCAR news and rumors. \n\nI didn't hear their show today, so I'm not sure what else to tell you. You could e-mail the show and see if they can give you more details.
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ok, here goes:\n\n1. gordon\n2. johnson\n3. martin\n\ndnf:\nstewart haaaa
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1.Tony Stewart...Due for a win\n2.Matt Kenseth...Consistant throughout his career, and doesn't get a bad finish\n3.Greg Biffle...He needs a top 5 now. He is in 21st place in the standings\n4.Dale Earnhardt Jr...On a roll\n5.Elliot Sadler...Don't know why, but I see something in him...\n\nNoteables:\nJimmie Johnson:10th place\nKevin Harvick:19th place\nMark Martin:9th place\nCarl Edwards:29th place...Has gotten into crashes in the big races. Daytona 500 and the Golden Corral 500.
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You may have seen trucks heading to next week's race at Phoenix or to swap out with the personnel in Texas. (A lot of the teams do this--no reason why the SPEED folks couldn't do the same.)  There also could be trucks from this weekend heading back to Speed Channel's base, which I believe is in Charlotte.
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A definate toss up. Johnson has the experience and what it takes, but the tires and re-surfaced track, combined with the huge change in starting during the day at ending later at night--sun, tire temp, track temp, car handling, air temp---these are all factors to consider. I love Jr. and I think Stewart is also a contender, but I have a feeling it will be an underdog or somebody that comes from out of the blue the last 50 laps or so. I have a bad feeling that we are going to see a bunch of wrecks that ruin cars or completely take out the best drivers, because other drivers are acting stupid. Happy Hour tonight will be a good way to see how tomorrow will play out!!! It will be great to watch---the beer is chilling and the food will be cooked---I just wish it was tonight and not tomorrow!!! Boogity Boogity Boogity boys, LET'S GO RACIN'!!!!!
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Obviously, being a huge jeff gordon fan, I want to pick him....however, I really hope that jimmie johnson holds onto this nice season hes got goin here.\n\ni love me some HENDRICK boyzzzzzzzz \n\n24 & 48 \n\n\nPS. STEWART pffffffffffft blah yuck.ikcy.bad.
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here this will show ya every thing(everyone is just reading this and making it look bigger so they can get the extra 10 points so i decided to give it to ya easy and anything other u wanna know just goto "basic" in the top toolbar on the nascar site and then goto "nascar 101"\n\nhttp://www.nascar.com/news/headlines/official/points.explained/\nHOPE THAT HELP!!!!
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Kasey Kahne is a very talented driver.  His first year he was in the top 10 finishes most that year.  Never won.  I was so bummed for him, he worked his butt off and this year paid off for him.  I was thrilled when he won his first race. Fantastic driver and very cool dude.  I was at MIS this weekend and couldn't have been happier with him.  Even though it was called at 129 laps his car was the one to beat, I think he still would have won even if they went all 200 laps.  His car rocked!  I like Kasey. He is firmly in my top 10 list of drivers.  Sunday was awesome!
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http://www.nascar.com for the schedule.  I think it's like 3:30 Eastern.