WELCOME BACK!!
Hey NASCAR Fans,
Welcome back! I hope everyone’s Holidays were good. It’s about that time again. The new season of NASCAR will begin in about 6 weeks.
It’s season 25 for us and this pool. Where did 25 years go! 😊 I have attached the files you need to enter the pool. Please tell your friends, the more the merrier. All entries must be in by February 14th.
If anyone has any question, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Looking forward to seeing everyone back for another great year of racing! 🏁🏁
Let’s go Racing!
Stay healthy and be safe!!
Website is updated!
Boogity Boogity Boogity!!!!
Hey NASCAR Fans,
Welcome back! I hope everyone’s Holidays were good. It’s about that time again. The new season of NASCAR will begin in about 6 weeks.
It’s season 25 for us and this pool. Where did 25 years go! 😊 I have attached the files you need to enter the pool. Please tell your friends, the more the merrier. All entries must be in by February 14th.
If anyone has any question, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Looking forward to seeing everyone back for another great year of racing! 🏁🏁
Let’s go Racing!
Stay healthy and be safe!!
Website is updated!
Boogity Boogity Boogity!!!!
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THE FRONTPAGE Driver Points Wins
1Joey Logano 5040 4 2Ryan Blaney 5035 3 3William Byron 5034 3 4Tyler Reddick 5031 3 5Christopher Bell 2412 3 6Kyle Larson 2378 6 7Chase Elliott 2342 1 8Denny Hamlin 2328 3 9Alex Bowman 2318 1 10Martin Truex Jr. 2257 0 11Austin Cindric 2247 1 12Daniel Suarez 2226 1 13Brad Keselowski 2208 1 14Chase Briscoe 2184 1 15Ty Gibbs 2169 0 16Harrison Burton 2122 1 2024 ENTRIES Total Points Rank Phoenix #36 Points Back Change 1HEFFRON Racing 384 0 0 2Oompa Loompa Inc. 387 3 0 3Lietenant Dan 399 15 0 4HCE 434 50 0 5Team Bates 441 57 2 6Jim Liscio 451 67 -1 7Popper 453 69 3 8Old Blood 460 76 -2 9Chris Ellis 468 84 0 10Dead Last Racing 474 90 3 
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NASCAR Winners and Losers after Phoenix
Winners Joey Logano To the victor goes the spoils, and Logano earned it. Logano battled through getting eliminated when the checkered flag flew to end the Round of 12 at Charlotte, then getting back into the playoffs when Alex Bowman was disqualified for not making minimum weight in postrace inspection. Logano led 107 laps in the championship race to earn the win. Team Penske Team Penske has won three NASCAR Cup Series championships in a row, including two for Joey Logano in the last three years. Penske finished 1-2 in the championship race with Ryan Blaney nearly beating Logano in the closing laps on Sunday. Add in Hendersonville's Josef Newgarden's back-to-back Indianapolis 500 wins and that makes an unforgettable racing season. Martin Truex Jr. Martin Truex Jr. finished 19th in his final race as a full-time driver in the NASCAR Cup Series. Truex's full-time career started in 2006. He made 716 starts and won 36 races in the NASCAR Cup Series in his decorated hall of fame career. Losers Tyler Reddick In his first Championship 4 appearance, Tyler Reddick couldn't seem to get his No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota going. While he ran in the top 10 most of the day and finished sixth, he never seriously contended for the win. William Byron William Byron looked to have the tire strategy perfect as he pitted one lap before a late caution came out with 59 laps to go. However, Logano passed Byron through the dogleg to get the lead. Byron ended up finishing third in the race and in the Championship 4 standings in his second consecutive appearance. NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs format Logano got the job done when he had the opportunity, give him and his team all the credit. However, Logano won the championship with the fewest top-5 finishes (7), fewest top-10s (13) and the lowest average finishing position (17.11) of a NASCAR Cup Series champion. NASCAR needs to tweak the playoff format to find a better balance with drivers winning races and consistently finishing well. Something between the current format and the "Kenseth Rule" when Matt Kenseth won his 2003 championship with one win, 11 top 5 finishes and 25 top 10s and an average finish of 10.25 that brought on the "Chase for the Cup" in 2004. |