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JJ has the momentum and clearly the edge at this track, as historically #48 and company have done very well there. Also expect Harvick, Edwards, and Stewart to finish near the front.
JJ has the momentum and clearly the edge at this track, as historically #48 and company have done very well there. Also expect Harvick, Edwards, and Stewart to finish near the front.
Ya, JJ is a force to be receond with for sure.
I would like to see Dale Ernheart Jr finish near the front my self.
Jeff Gordon! However that's always my answer and if I keep saying it long enough it will happen.
Sad to say this won't be Jeff's year for another Championship. Looks like Jimmy is in trouble too. I saw the golden horseshoe fly out of his rear when he hit that wall Saturday.
Jeff still has a chance to win a couple of races though, but it just won't be enough to overcome the top 2 or 3 drivers.
JJ"s crash looked way too much like Earnhardt at Daytona.
Thank goodness for all the safety innovations of the past decade.
I actually think JJ's crash was much harder. Thanks to NASCAR safety rules and equipment drivers get to race another day.
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