Drive to Stop Diabetes 300

[Mother of Invention]

lastyear  Kyle Larson nearly beat out the cuppies, now that Larson is a cuppie can he win?

Also mercifully there is no Brad Teague in this race.

1 01 Landon Cassill teamjdmotorsports.com 14 Chevy Johnny Davis
2 2 Brian Scott Shore Lodge 14 Chevy Richard Childress
3 3 Ty Dillon Yuengling Light Lager 14 Chevy Richard Childress
4 4 Jeffrey Earnhardt teamjdmotorsports.com 14 Chevy Gary Keller
5 5 Kevin Harvick(i) Armour Vienna Sausage 14 Chevy Rick hendrick
6 6 Trevor Bayne AdvoCare 14 Ford Jack Roush
7 7 Regan Smith TaxSlayer.com 14 Chevy Kelley Earnhardt-Miller
8 9 Chase Elliott NAPA AUTO PARTS 14 Chevy Dale Earnhardt Jr
9 10 Blake Koch Supportmilitary.org 14 Toyota Mark Smith
10 11 Elliott Sadler OneMain Financial 14 Toyota J D Gibbs
11 14 Eric McClure Hefty Ultimate / Reynolds Wrap 14 Toyota Mark Smith
12 16 Ryan Reed American Diabetes Assoc, Drive to Stop Diabetes presented by Lilly Diabetes 14 Ford Jack Roush
13 17 Tanner Berryhill NationalCashLenders.com 14 Dodge Adrian Berryhill
14 19 Mike Bliss TriStar Motorsprots 14 Toyota Mark Smith
15 20 Matt Kenseth(i) GameStop 14 Toyota Joe Gibbs
16 22 Ryan Blaneyi(i) Discount Tire/SKF 14 Ford Roger Penske
17 23 Timmy Hill TBA 14 Chevy Robert Richardson Sr
18 24 Ruben Garcia Mateos Be/More Friday Night Tykes 14 Toyota Jason Sciavicco
19 28 Mike Wallace TBA 13 Toyota James Whitener
20 29 Kelly Admiraal Swan Rentals 14 Toyota Robby Benton
21 31 Dylan Kwasniewski Rockstar 14 Chevy Steve Turner
22 33 Cale Conley(i) OKUMA 14 Chevy Richard Childress
23 39 Ryan Sieg(i) RSS Racing 14 Chevy Rod Sieg
24 40 Josh Wise(i) Curtis Key Plumbing 14 Chevy Curtis Key Sr
25 42 Kyle Larson(i) Cartwheel 14 Chevy Harry Scott Jr
26 43 Dakoda Armstrong Fresh from Florida 14 Ford Richard Petty
27 44 Will Kimmell III Ingersoll Rand 14 Toyota Mark Smith
28 46 Matt Dibenedetto Curtis Key Plumbing 14 Chevy Curtis Key Sr
29 51 Jeremy Clements TBD 14 Chevy Tony Clements
30 52 Joey Gase TBA 14 Chevy Jimmy Means
31 54 Kyle Busch(i) Monster Energy 14 Toyota J D Gibbs
32 55 Jamie Dick Viva Auto Group 14 Chevy Jimmy Dick
33 60 Chris Buescher Ford Ecoboost 14 Ford Jack Roush
34 62 Brendan Gaughan South Point 14 Chevy Richard Childress
35 67 Tommy Joe Martins Cross Concrete 14 Dodge Craig Martins
36 70 Derrike Cope CharliesSoap.com 14 Chevy Mary Louise Miller
37 74 Mike Harmon TBA 12 Dodge Mike Harmon
38 76 Willie Allen Diamond Gusset Jeans 14 Dodge Tommy Joe Martins
39 87 Joe Nemechek(i) PelletGrillUSA.com/SWM 14 Toyota Andrea Nemechek
40 93 TBA TBA 13 Dodge Gregg Mixon
41 99 James Buescher Rheem 14 Toyota Robby Benton

[Dan Mackay]

"insert standard KyleBuschwinslol statement here"

[pennst24]

Drive to Stop Ryan Reed 300

[PYLrulz]

Kyle will lead 280 of the 300 laps. Bank on it

[RealRacer4]

I was really hoping Kyle Larson would beat Shrubb this time.  

[Lucstar88]

Even as a NASCAR fan, i find that meh...

IF ONLY CUPPIES WEREN'T ALLOWED   

Oh wait, Brian FARCE is the CEO.... Hopefully the rumors are true & that ESPN could stop sucking Busch's private part

[gone-sovereign]

So I take it this race was as much of a disappointment as I'm hearing?

[Alta]

This race swapped places with Sebring. This was a clean race with a few crashes in between, while Sebring has been a smash fest.

[BWard]

I would like to make a point here about Cuppies competing in a Series they aren't running for the Championship in. If NASCAR tried to sort out the whole Situation with Cup drivers being in the Nationwide and Truck Series, it would be far too complicated, probably because the Season is now in progress and drivers already have their Race events planned for this year. The earliest that the people of NASCAR can try and sort it out is by the end of the 2014 Season, so that they can work on it much easier and start to properly crack down on it.

[Electric Wolf]

If NASCAR tried to sort out the whole Situation with Cup drivers being in the Nationwide and Truck Series, it would be far too complicated, probably because the Season is now in progress and drivers already have their Race events planned for this year.

Barney, of course they're not gonna put this into effect mid-season...

As far as the race went, I don't think anyone's surprised by the outcome. Wasn't worth watching as usual.

[BWard]

If NASCAR tried to sort out the whole Situation with Cup drivers being in the Nationwide and Truck Series, it would be far too complicated, probably because the Season is now in progress and drivers already have their Race events planned for this year.

Barney, of course they're not gonna put this into effect mid-season...

I clearly said I was just trying to let out my own opinion on the situation, no need to try and argue my statement. At the very least to me, NASCAR could only allow Cup drivers to run at least 7 races or less in Nationwide. Again that's what I think might happen, but there could always be a different outcome though.

[Electric Wolf]

If NASCAR tried to sort out the whole Situation with Cup drivers being in the Nationwide and Truck Series, it would be far too complicated, probably because the Season is now in progress and drivers already have their Race events planned for this year.

Barney, of course they're not gonna put this into effect mid-season...

I clearly said I was just trying to let out my own opinion on the situation, no need to try and argue my statement. At the very least to me, NASCAR could only allow Cup drivers to run at least 7 races or less in Nationwide. Again that's what I think might happen, but there could always be a different outcome though.

I was actually agreeing with you; it would be complicated to limit them further with the season already started, so the end of 2014 seems like the best time to implement the ban/limitation. For my take, I personally would love to see NASCAR restrict drivers to one series. It allows the lower-tier regulars to both focus on their championship efforts and not worry about Cup drivers occupying Top 5 positions every week.

[BWard]

If NASCAR tried to sort out the whole Situation with Cup drivers being in the Nationwide and Truck Series, it would be far too complicated, probably because the Season is now in progress and drivers already have their Race events planned for this year.

Barney, of course they're not gonna put this into effect mid-season...

I clearly said I was just trying to let out my own opinion on the situation, no need to try and argue my statement. At the very least to me, NASCAR could only allow Cup drivers to run at least 7 races or less in Nationwide. Again that's what I think might happen, but there could always be a different outcome though.

I was actually agreeing with you; it would be complicated to limit them further with the season already started, so the end of 2014 seems like the best time to implement the ban/limitation. For my take, I personally would love to see NASCAR restrict drivers to one series. It allows the lower-tier regulars to both focus on their championship efforts and not worry about Cup drivers occupying Top 5 positions every week.

Remember a couple of years ago when Kyle Busch won the 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series Championship? Because he focused more on that and the Trucks instead of his Cup Series Campaign, it affected him and he didn't make the Chase that same year.

[PYLrulz]

If NASCAR tried to sort out the whole Situation with Cup drivers being in the Nationwide and Truck Series, it would be far too complicated, probably because the Season is now in progress and drivers already have their Race events planned for this year.

Barney, of course they're not gonna put this into effect mid-season...

I clearly said I was just trying to let out my own opinion on the situation, no need to try and argue my statement. At the very least to me, NASCAR could only allow Cup drivers to run at least 7 races or less in Nationwide. Again that's what I think might happen, but there could always be a different outcome though.

I was actually agreeing with you; it would be complicated to limit them further with the season already started, so the end of 2014 seems like the best time to implement the ban/limitation. For my take, I personally would love to see NASCAR restrict drivers to one series. It allows the lower-tier regulars to both focus on their championship efforts and not worry about Cup drivers occupying Top 5 positions every week.

Remember a couple of years ago when Kyle Busch won the 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series Championship? Because he focused more on that and the Trucks instead of his Cup Series Campaign, it affected him and he didn't make the Chase that same year.

Hell, if Busch focused on Cup like Jimmie Johnson does, We'd have ourselves a Petty v Pearson style rivalry. I've said it many times before. Kyle has GREAT talent, the problem is his focus. He puts his full focus on Cup, and he'd probably be even more lauded than he is with his 100+ wins in NASCAR's top three divisions

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