2012 Hollywood Casino 400 - Sprint Cup Series

How many yellows have there been?

Lucstar88 wrote:These tires blowing up...
INDY 08 all over again

The difference between this race and Indy is that pretty much every caution in that race was from tires (other then competition yellows), while only five or so here have been, and those were during long runs, and not after ten laps. Also, when there has been green flag racing in this race, its been good, unlike Indy 08 where it was a.snoozefest and very little passing. It was so boring I fell asleep. And I was at that race.

Why did Matt Kenseth had to make the finish so boring? That race kept me interested for once.

Good win 4 Kensenth...
Well, PATRIOTS TIME

Figures Kenseth makes the last 40 laps boring as hell lol.

Like the nationwide race yesterday entertaining race from the point it was an absolute smashfest. So good fun their

If Brad's going to win this title he needs to capitalize on the rare Jimmie mistake, This was not the way to win a championship today...That time should've been on it when Jimme screwed up

Jimmie Vs Brad, with Bowyer needing 1 more win to really solidify his contender status and Hamlin is pretty done.

Alta wrote:Figures Kenseth makes the last 40 laps boring as hell lol.

Like the nationwide race yesterday entertaining race from the point it was an absolute smashfest. So good fun their

If Brad's going to win this title he needs to capitalize on the rare Jimmie mistake, This was not the way to win a championship today...That time should've been on it when Jimme screwed up

Jimmie Vs Brad, with Bowyer needing 1 more win to really solidify his contender status and Hamlin is pretty done.

I have to disagree with you Eric. As long as Brad finishes ahead of Jimmie doesn't matter. Jimmie needs to finish 7 spots ahead of brad on track to just tie him.

As long as he wins Martinsville, and Brad finishes 6th or lower, JJ's got the lead.

day500champ1 wrote:

Alta wrote:Figures Kenseth makes the last 40 laps boring as hell lol.

Like the nationwide race yesterday entertaining race from the point it was an absolute smashfest. So good fun their

If Brad's going to win this title he needs to capitalize on the rare Jimmie mistake, This was not the way to win a championship today...That time should've been on it when Jimme screwed up

Jimmie Vs Brad, with Bowyer needing 1 more win to really solidify his contender status and Hamlin is pretty done.

I have to disagree with you Eric. As long as Brad finishes ahead of Jimmie doesn't matter. Jimmie needs to finish 7 spots ahead of brad on track to just tie him.

*team

I personally felt Brad could've scored a lot more then he did on Jimmie, but then again the attrition rate was very high today. Thing that worries me is Jimmie finished spots ahead of Brad seems like an easy task.

Just thought I'd you let all know, Timmy Hills career best finish is now better than Danicas.

Spannerhead29 (Nelson) wrote:Just thought I'd you let all know, Timmy Hills career best finish is now better than Danicas.

in the Sprint Cup I think?

Spen wrote:As long as he wins Martinsville, and Brad finishes 6th or lower, JJ's got the lead.

Easier said then done remember the spring race.

Spannerhead29 (Nelson) wrote:Just thought I'd you let all know, Timmy Hills career best finish is now better than Danicas.

I want to blame attrition..But then again i think Danica would've been able to easily finish that race had she not tried to wreck LANDON CASSIL.

2012 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings without Chase:
(classic system using current points but NOT the chase system)
[after Kansas, race 32 of 36]
1) #48-Jimmie Johnson(X) [3 wins], 1114
2) #2-Brad Keselowski(X) [5 wins], 1109, -5
3) #16-Greg Biffle(X) [2 wins], 1096, -18
4) #17-Matt Kenseth(X) [3 wins], 1089, -25
5) #15-Clint Bowyer(X) [3 wins], 1077, -37
6) #56-Martin Truex Jr.(X) [0 wins], 1069, -45
7) #11-Denny Hamlin(X) [4 wins], 1068, -46
#5-Kasey Kahne(X) [2 wins], 1034, -80
9) #29-Kevin Harvick(X) [0 wins], 1032, -82
10) #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr.(X) [1 win], 1027, -87
11) #14-Tony Stewart(X) [3 wins], 1004, -110
12) #24-Jeff Gordon(X) [1 win], 976, -138
13) #18-Kyle Busch [1 win], 964, -150
14) #99-Carl Edwards [0 wins], 911, -203
15) #39-Ryan Newman [1 win], 903, -211
(ties broken by 1sts, 2nds, 3rd, etc)
(X) = a Chase driver.