I'm gonna go with Stewart. Not a fan of his, I just got a feeling.

Haha i'm a Stewart fan. And i think hes got a good chance. And maybe JJ.

Junior

Harvick, thats all I got to say!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SMOKE, ALL THE WAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

he would be my second pick.

Kyle Busch was fast in happy hour and in 1st practice...also he starts 11th...thats my pick on 1st

I just threw up

not my driver...but i see facts, VS picking who i like...lol

I used to like him when he first came on the scene. Don't care for him now , but he drive.

i'm a jr fan but i dont think he's got it

i wonder if smoke had to drop 25lbs to fit in his seat for the race ?.....

they just widened his seat

lol..the pit crew swaps it in and out on pit stops....

that didnt take long

should be a good race

Tony!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dammit! I guess Jr won't win

AAAAAGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HARVICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LIke I said

Damn right!

looky looky on the rule change...... The Bud Shootout no longer features pole winners from the previous season.

The new Shootout format features the top six teams from each manufacturer (Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, and Toyota) based on owners' points from the previous season, plus four wild cards, one for each manufacturer.

There are two ways a team/driver becomes a "wild card" with the former trumping the latter.

1. Any owner outside of the top six in year end 2008 owners' points whose driver is a past NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion that attempted to qualify for all of the 2008 events (only one position will be filled per manufacturer and will be based on the most recent past champion per manufacturer).

2. If an owner/manufacturer does not have a past champion driver, the next highest eligible owner outside the top six in year end 2008 owners' points from each manufacturer will be eligible to compete in the event.

The race will be split into two segments, 25 laps, followed by a short intermission and ending with a 50-lap run. The lineup was set by a blind draw.

The wild card positions were not part of the new format at first. I think the reason for the wild card position was because Tony Stewart wouldnt be eligable for the 09 shootout. Now concidering he is a past winner of the race AND a past champion, he felt he had earned the right into that race. I guess nascar took a long look at it and came up with the "Tony Stewart card". I like Tony and I totally agree with him bitchin about not being able to make this years shootout just because he started his own team and had no points to fall back on. I would be pissed too.

But anyways, good race last night. Lots of decent wrecks and luckily my guy managed to escape most of them and come from last to take the win.

did you see the wrek in the ARCA race?

Oh Man, thay guy got creamed. That red flagged the race and cut both of those drivers out of their cars. They never showed a replay of the wreck. Maybe its on youtube. The drivers are ok now though. Im sure they are feeling it


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HSoMdpwQKE

was a good race...

it was a great race, for those that didnt watchthe race, pay attention to the yellow and red 29 car ......



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ir4HlZ31g2s

started watching the arca....but i turned it off... dam it

nice job harvick