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Good response Greg :) But does Danica know you have all of those supermodel groupies hanging around ...

Holy crap, greg. This looks like a damn job application. lol I'll give it my best shot, but I may have to tackle it in several parts. -Who was the best driver in 2009. That's a tough question because any driver is only as good as the team and equipment, but I'd have to go with JJ. He had the best team, and he has very good stuff under him, but he's the one that got the job done....

I thought misson accomplished status had already been reached. They did about the same thing to each other, true a pure 50/50 swap is the impossible dream, but it is inside of a 60/40 tolerance in my little world. They probably will be laughing and respecting each other by Daytona. But wow Nascar to penalize a guy for 2 laps, when is already 28 down had to be devastating. ...

Looking forward to seeing some of those "sites" :)

There's always the chance that post race inspection will find a HUGE violation on the 48 car and Jimmie will get a penalty. Oh good gravy, even I don't believe that one.

Denny Hamlin vows to retaliate against Brad Keselowski By Bob Pockrass - Associate Editor Saturday, November 14, 2009 AVONDALE, Ariz. – Joe Gibbs Racing’s Denny Hamlin vowed that he will retaliate against JR Motorsports’ Brad Keselowski during the Nationwide Series race next week at Homestead-Miami Speedway. After contact with Keselowski resulted in Hamlin spinning late in ...

Carl Edwards put him on notice during a post race interview. He did it in typical hyuck-hyuck Carl Edwards manner (fake nice) but he did put him on notice. I missed big chunks of the race because of work but any time I could catch a look, the 88 was wrecking somebody. Poor Allgier today - was there anybody who didn't hit him?

Before this thread turns into a blood bath, please clarify something for me, and perhaps for others. Are you just taking yet another swipe at Kyle or do you truly lack understanding of track dynamics?

Gordon's side... Gordon owns up, admits 'Dega lobbying By Jim Utter Friday, Nov. 06, 2009 FORT WORTH, Texas – Jeff Gordon on Friday admitted he was one of the Sprint Cup drivers who approached NASCAR officials last weekend and urged them to prohibit bump-drafting in the corners at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway. Many fans – and some of the drivers who complained to ...

I think Chad could make a champion of any driver out there. He has a natural talent, and knows set ups and tricks better than anybody. I am not taking away from Jimmie's driving talent, but he makes a lot of mistakes on the track and still wins. I don't think he would have more than one championship at this point in his career, if any, if it weren't for Chad.

Good response Greg :) But does Danica know you have all of those supermodel groupies hanging around ...