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2009 Loudon Race Weekend Discussion
Join in here and discuss all the weekend action from Loudon. Many Planet members will be attending the race, so we wish them all the best, and hope they share their stories here.First practice is on Friday, June 26th, from 12:00 - 1:30 pm/et, live on SPEED. Qualifying is also on Friday, at 3:10 pm/et , also live on SPEED. Second practice is on Saturday, June 27th, from 9:00-9:50 am/et and Happy Hour practice is from 11:45 am-12:45 pm/et,both live on SPEED. Race Coverage of the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is scheduled for Sunday, June 28, 2009 live on TNT at 2:00 pm/et; pre-race show at 12:30 pm/et; green flag approx 2:16pm/et.Live raceday chat will be on Sunday as well, so either post here or join us there.
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Permalink Reply by Beagle7 on
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doesnt being first in owners points mean you have been on average the fastest overall car up to this point in the season? lol
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Permalink Reply by Beth on
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After I posted, I thought maybe it would be better to start by qual. draw. At least then, Robby would might get to start up front SOME of the time. lol
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Permalink Reply by Bigzoom on
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Agree to disagree...not much in favor of "Luck of the Draw," Robby rarely has luck on his side. Teams that would be running qualifying laps in practice would be the go or go homers anyway, unless you're at a track where pit celection is very important...atleast it's up to the teams to decide.
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Permalink Reply by alan4s on
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Well the real issue, of course, is to try to get qualifying done. On a week where qualifying is Friday and the race is Sunday, they should designate one of the Saturday practice sessions as a make-up Q spot. Then there's twice the opportunity to get Q's done right.
Only if both sessions are rained out would they have to worry about owners points or draw or best-of-5-tiddleywinks playoffs. It seems simple to me.
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Permalink Reply by Team Maranello on
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Nascar need to figure out how to race in rain. It about time oval racing and the weather elements were married.
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interesting news tidbit from teh Mayfield case...
NASCAR also filed several documents Thursday, including affidavits from Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson and Robby Gordon in which the drivers said they are not "willing to put my life at risk driving a race car on a NASCAR track with drivers testing positive for drugs that diminish their capacity to drive a race car."
Interesting Nascar chose our guy for that....though with those 3, Nascar is saying "from Championship Mega teams to our solo owner driver little guy, this is not tolerated and unacceptable across the board"
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Permalink Reply by bighead on
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This issue has to be a real touchy issue for the drivers that compete against Mayfield....On one hand you have the issue of innocence until proven guilty and on the other hand you have the safety of all the drivers on the track.....Myself if he tested positive for meth and he says it a false test result because of cold medicine I would not want him to race either...I would keep him in a controlled environment until he pissed clean then administer the same cold medicine he took before and piss him again, if he's hot proceed with a hearing if he's clean kick him the hell out of NASCAR.........
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yeah..sorry didnt mean to tangent this thread..just meant a quick hit...the mayfield thread wasnt listed on the main page and I was too lazy to go find it and "necro" it lol
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I read in one of the many articles about the same thing this morning, that the affidavits were really just a form that the drivers signed. It's not clear to me if these were specific to the Mayfield case, or were, perhaps, a form signed by the drivers that was on file with NASCAR.
I do find it interesting which three drivers NASCAR chose.
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