[The Champ]

Originally Posted by David Jones

Strong 36th today.

Yup...

And that puts her in 39th place in the standings.

She's ahead of the following drivers that are earning points for running Cup this year:

Michael McDowell
Ryan Truex
Travis Kvapil
Michael Waltrip

These four drivers have only been participated in 1 Cup race though.

Originally Posted by Racer81x

wanica was just in a crash, and a deal poped up on tv that said in all 4 pheonix starts she has been involved in a accident in all of them.

Yet DW was talking about how he expected her to do well today - because Phoenix is one of her better tracks... Time for DW to retire.

[arbys]

Originally Posted by The Champ

Yet DW was talking about how he expected her to do well today - because Phoenix is one of her better tracks... Time for DW to retire.

Time for MW to retire and shut his trap also.

[hada76]

Originally Posted by The Champ

Yet DW was talking about how he expected her to do well today - because Phoenix is one of her better tracks... Time for DW to retire.

cut him a little slack...hes gotta feed the PR machine

[David Holmberg]

Originally Posted by The Champ

Yet DW was talking about how he expected her to do well today - because Phoenix is one of her better tracks... Time for DW to retire.

Oddly at the beginning of the race DW was trying to be positive about Danica, or was making a backhanded slam, when he commented on her Q position. "Danica had a much better car than her starting position shows"...

Ouch, meaning she didn't/ couldn't get everything out of the car.

[MattB78]

Originally Posted by The Champ

Yup...

And that puts her in 39th place in the standings.

She's ahead of the following drivers that are earning points for running Cup this year:

Michael McDowell
Ryan Truex
Travis Kvapil
Michael Waltrip

These four drivers have only been participated in 1 Cup race though.



Yet DW was talking about how he expected her to do well today - because Phoenix is one of her better tracks... Time for DW to retire.

She's also 41st in owner's points. After Vegas this next Sunday, if she doesn't haves good finish, she's going to have a tough time making the show on the following race, as they will start using 2014 owner's points. That's when it will start to get real interesting!

[Sirrotica]

Originally Posted by The Champ

Yup...

And that puts her in 39th place in the standings.

She's ahead of the following drivers that are earning points for running Cup this year:

Michael McDowell
Ryan Truex
Travis Kvapil
Michael Waltrip

These four drivers have only been participated in 1 Cup race though.



Yet DW was talking about how he expected her to do well today - because Phoenix is one of her better tracks... Time for DW to retire.

I thought he was retired?
Oppps, you mean from broadcasting, right? LOL

Good thing Mark Martin is coaching her now, seems to have made a heckuva improvement over last year!!! NOT!!! LMAO

I guess the King was wrong, she did finish ahead of 7 cars.

[zephyrracer]

Is this a cover up ? did they ever say if the #51 car hit the #10 car or did the #10 car hit the #51 car ? she did do a good job not hitting the wall after the flat !!!

Gregg

[The Champ]

Originally Posted by Sirrotica

I guess the King was wrong, she did finish ahead of 7 cars.

Yeah, she beat 72 year old Morgan Shepherd and a bunch of third tier drivers in 4th tier equipment...

Bobby and Terry Labonte and Josh Wise have been in only one Cup race this season and are ahead of her in the points (29, 24 and 20 points vs 13 points). Her main squeeze (Ricky Jr.) is 50 points ahead of the touring princess...

[Sidponcho]

Originally Posted by The Champ

Yeah, she beat 72 year old Morgan Shepherd and a bunch of third tier drivers in 4th tier equipment...

Bobby and Terry Labonte and Josh Wise have been in only one Cup race this season and are ahead of her in the points (29, 24 and 20 points vs 13 points). Her main squeeze (Ricky Jr.) is 50 points ahead of the touring princess...

So? I'd still crawl through 4 miles of broken glass and snake $h-it just to..........well you get the idea

[The Champ]

Originally Posted by Sidponcho

So? I'd still crawl through 4 miles of broken glass and snake $h-it just to..........well you get the idea

If you like that - that's your problem...

I have no interest in the Ice Queen as far as that goes.

[hada76]

Originally Posted by Sidponcho

So? I'd still crawl through 4 miles of broken glass and snake $h-it just to..........well you get the idea

previous post mentioned she looked like a young boy...umm...don't think so
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[MikeNoun]

She's only going to do "ok" at Daytona or Talladega. Those are the two tracks where driving ability is about 10% of the effort, and the car is 90%. She has as much chance of getting a top 10 at one of the superspeedways as any of the other pikers in the back of the field. Heck, David Ragan and David Gilliland finished 1-2 at Talladega last year, so it's all about staying with the pack, and teaming up to make a big push on the back straight on the last lap (and I like Ragan and Gilliland, I'm just making a point that at Daytona or Talladega, it's not about ability, it's about the last half lap, which about 20 cars all have a shot at winning).

Winning Daytona involves luck, and all the drivers all know that. Tony Stewart hasn't won the Daytona 500 (yet), and it took Dale Earnhardt 20 years to win it.

This year, Dale Jr. had the golden horseshoe up his butt.

I'm glad Dale Jr acknowledged the fact that people say he's overrated. I think he understands why, and I also think that's why he's been in such a slump the past few years. Just too much pressure on him to perform.

I hope that this year he KNOWS, and BELIEVES, he has a very good chance at being the 2014 champion.

[Sirrotica]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

She's only going to do "ok" at Daytona or Talladega. Those are the two tracks where driving ability is about 10% of the effort, and the car is 90%. She has as much chance of getting a top 10 at one of the superspeedways as any of the other pikers in the back of the field. Heck, David Ragan and David Gilliland finished 1-2 at Talladega last year, so it's all about staying with the pack, and teaming up to make a big push on the back straight on the last lap (and I like Ragan and Gilliland, I'm just making a point that at Daytona or Talladega, it's not about ability, it's about the last half lap, which about 20 cars all have a shot at winning).

Winning Daytona involves luck, and all the drivers all know that. Tony Stewart hasn't won the Daytona 500 (yet), and it took Dale Earnhardt 20 years to win it.

This year, Dale Jr. had the golden horseshoe up his butt.

I'm glad Dale Jr acknowledged the fact that people say he's overrated. I think he understands why, and I also think that's why he's been in such a slump the past few years. Just too much pressure on him to perform.

I hope that this year he KNOWS, and BELIEVES, he has a very good chance at being the 2014 champion.

The super speedways have produced sooooo many one hit wonders that happened to be at the right place at the right time at these 2 tracks. Drivers that won on these 2 tracks and have never won another race in their career.