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Rain washing off all the rubber, not to mention weather change with cloudy conditions makes me favor Jeff Gordon and Johnson to make those adjustments...what's wveryone else's thoughts??

I love Hamlin though. Glad I got him at 9-1 before practice and still thinking about loading up a bit more even at 5-1.....

 
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Hamlin is definitely a factor......thats my pick!
 
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Cloudy conditions? It's a night race, well hopefully... The sun shouldn't be a factor

Johnson was one of the better cars in 1st practice and only ran 14 laps in HH which is probably why he missed on his Qualifying setup. He should be good to go in the race

They practice during the day and race at night, all the teams are expecting different conditions than what they practiced in rain or not.
 
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no chance they get this in tonight, rain isn't supposed to stop until tomm. early afternoon. We may get back to back sunday night races
 
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Each it's definitely gonna be tomorrow around 3-4pm start hence the possibly cloudy conditions.....
 
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*yeah
 
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Quote Originally Posted by madshooter72:

no chance they get this in tonight, rain isn't supposed to stop until tomm. early afternoon. We may get back to back sunday night races


You didn't hear they moved the start time up 10 minutes!

That should give them plenty of time to get the race in 
 
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Lol that's so stupid when they say that haha....I hated last time cause I bet the Pirates thinking the game would end before the rain at Bristol then they ran that 20 lap crap and wrecked out my guy Logano during the process...stupid
 
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The books are asking for trouble putting the 48 out at 12/1. Jimmie should never be more than 6/1. You know there will be a competition caution, and if there is a caution prior to that, the 48 will play the strategy card right and be in the top 15-20 before we are even at lap 50.

We actually have a track where there are two grooves, so a fast car will find the front no matter where it starts. 48, 24, 11 and 41 for me today.

 
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I've got 2, 11, 19 and 24...good luck Greedy

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Greedybastard:

We actually have a track where there are two grooves, so a fast car will find the front no matter where it starts. 48, 24, 11 and 41 for me today.




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