Who wants 2 race and who just wants the season 2 end!!!!! This race will b another total crapshoot few guys I might play if the odds r correct r Kahne,Jr.,Logano and Brad K guys I will b staying away from 4 sure truex,Kurt, Carl and biffle Roush has really falling behind Hendricks, Gibbs... This could b the last time we c a couple of guys n a cup car Montoya,Mark Martin, Schrader,and Elliot Sadler 1 of them will go out with a decent run !!! It is pretty scary to think where NASCAR might b n 5 years with lots of talented drivers in there early to mid 40's and the young and up n coming talent NO where what it used to b!!!! Time to start thinking about Smoke winning Daytona n 14 I can already c the headlines 14 wins n 14
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Who wants 2 race and who just wants the season 2 end!!!!! This race will b another total crapshoot few guys I might play if the odds r correct r Kahne,Jr.,Logano and Brad K guys I will b staying away from 4 sure truex,Kurt, Carl and biffle Roush has really falling behind Hendricks, Gibbs... This could b the last time we c a couple of guys n a cup car Montoya,Mark Martin, Schrader,and Elliot Sadler 1 of them will go out with a decent run !!! It is pretty scary to think where NASCAR might b n 5 years with lots of talented drivers in there early to mid 40's and the young and up n coming talent NO where what it used to b!!!! Time to start thinking about Smoke winning Daytona n 14 I can already c the headlines 14 wins n 14
I may be reading into is a little bit too much, but 5dimes has the matchup posted Ragan-Gilliland both at -115. Look at the last 3 races. It almost looks like Ragan is a start and park now. Besides Talledega, Gilliland has finished ahead of him every race...most of the time Ragan in the high 30's or early 40's. Going back several more races, Gilliland has been beating him regularly. Thoughts?
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I may be reading into is a little bit too much, but 5dimes has the matchup posted Ragan-Gilliland both at -115. Look at the last 3 races. It almost looks like Ragan is a start and park now. Besides Talledega, Gilliland has finished ahead of him every race...most of the time Ragan in the high 30's or early 40's. Going back several more races, Gilliland has been beating him regularly. Thoughts?
I may be reading into is a little bit too much, but 5dimes has the matchup posted Ragan-Gilliland both at -115. Look at the last 3 races. It almost looks like Ragan is a start and park now. Besides Talledega, Gilliland has finished ahead of him every race...most of the time Ragan in the high 30's or early 40's. Going back several more races, Gilliland has been beating him regularly. Thoughts?
I think how you can tell if a car is a start and park is to see how many laps they turn in practice before the race. Take Martinsville for example if the average laps turn in say Happy hour is around 75 laps. Then Josh Wise turns 16,Tony Rains turns 22, or Schrader turns 28 and Nemecheck 28 then there's a good bet they will see most of the race from there bus.
So let`s take the last races of Martinsville, Texas and Phoenix.I added all there races together counting 1st 2nd and Happy Hour and actually Ragan has turned more practice laps that Gilliland (314 vrs 283).
I think Ragan has been on a slide here lately. He started 8th at Martinsville ran 109 laps before engine let go. Started 29 at Texas ran 81 laps the another engine expired.
They both have the exact same average finish for the year.But Gilliland has ran a total of 588 more laps. They both have the same owner in Bob Jenkins and I don`t think Taco Bell would like it to good if they knew Davids going to park the ride.
All that crap being said I think the odds are about right but that just me.
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Quote Originally Posted by alangrrbs:
I may be reading into is a little bit too much, but 5dimes has the matchup posted Ragan-Gilliland both at -115. Look at the last 3 races. It almost looks like Ragan is a start and park now. Besides Talledega, Gilliland has finished ahead of him every race...most of the time Ragan in the high 30's or early 40's. Going back several more races, Gilliland has been beating him regularly. Thoughts?
I think how you can tell if a car is a start and park is to see how many laps they turn in practice before the race. Take Martinsville for example if the average laps turn in say Happy hour is around 75 laps. Then Josh Wise turns 16,Tony Rains turns 22, or Schrader turns 28 and Nemecheck 28 then there's a good bet they will see most of the race from there bus.
So let`s take the last races of Martinsville, Texas and Phoenix.I added all there races together counting 1st 2nd and Happy Hour and actually Ragan has turned more practice laps that Gilliland (314 vrs 283).
I think Ragan has been on a slide here lately. He started 8th at Martinsville ran 109 laps before engine let go. Started 29 at Texas ran 81 laps the another engine expired.
They both have the exact same average finish for the year.But Gilliland has ran a total of 588 more laps. They both have the same owner in Bob Jenkins and I don`t think Taco Bell would like it to good if they knew Davids going to park the ride.
All that crap being said I think the odds are about right but that just me.
There have been ten , 1.5 tracks this year and Gilliland has finished in front of Ragan 7 of 10. Of them 10 races Gilliland has a 25.3 avg finish and Ragan has a 29.5. Gilliland has completed 353 more laps but 249 came in Texas when Ragan`s engine let go. Ragan was running in front of Gilliland when it blew up. So yea don`t let me talk you out of it. Gl with it if you play it.
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Don`t let me talk you out of it.
There have been ten , 1.5 tracks this year and Gilliland has finished in front of Ragan 7 of 10. Of them 10 races Gilliland has a 25.3 avg finish and Ragan has a 29.5. Gilliland has completed 353 more laps but 249 came in Texas when Ragan`s engine let go. Ragan was running in front of Gilliland when it blew up. So yea don`t let me talk you out of it. Gl with it if you play it.
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Time to start thinking about Smoke winning Daytona n 14 
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