Time to pick up some at the bottom after the opening rinse. Sell EOD. A quick couple of bucks.

I think overall Randy has done a good job. The owners always talk big about having a 'czar' type at the helm but when it actually comes time to handing over the keys they chicken out. They had the perfect guy for the job when the brought in Chris Pook, unfortunately, it was 10 years to late to save a already sunken ship. Had they hired Pook in '92 when open-wheel was at its zenith, and as Gurney had pushed for, the split would not have happened.

Agree. The current package was stale 4 years ago. The new package will bring brains into the series that left long ago. Firestone has a "doing you a favor" attitude with a snotty Asian accent. Hoosier, is homegrown and IMO a win-win. The closeness of the field is misleading. There is more parity in the equipment by default since the package is so long in the tooth but the parity in the talent behind the wheel is the result of the current package and is most obvious on the ovals.

Never got your Hoosier reply. I'm interested what your take is on it.

Hi Tim, sorry that I needed to delete your post also,after deleting Ryans post,your post didn't have the same meaning.Ryan is not an RGM employee, he's on a pit crew in Canada?

I should have at least rubbed the punk him a little.

I wish I could tell ya Tim. I need to get a new scale. The one I got is an old spring POS, that tells me everything is between 3-4lbs. So for now, I've only got pics, no stats : (
If I had to guess though, I'ma say 6, give or take a couple oz's. I've got a bunch of good ones this year, but this one

was a beast. I've got my whole '09 album posted on facebook/myspace if your on there.

Well, I loved the nicknames, but maybe my sense of humor is a little twisted for some. :-P

Cuz RG put himself in a predicament. Thats all I'm at liberty to say at the moment. Not knockin the guys on the crew, just sayin they got their work cut out for them,& I think...no I'm willing to bet it's gonna show.