2011 Atlanta Race Weekend Info & Discussion

Join in here and discuss all the weekend action for the 2011 Atlanta cup race. Robby Gordon will attempt to qualify for the race & it is NOT a full race. Here is the weekend schedule for RGM at the Georgia track.

FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 2nd

Practice            6:00pm - 7:20 pm/et   ( TV - SPEED )

Practice Live Leaderboard

SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 3rd

Practice            1:30pm - 3:00 am/et ( TV - SPEED )
Qualifying          5:10pm - 7:00 pm/et   ( TV - SPEED )

SUNDAY , SEPTEMBER 4th

Raceday           7:00 pm/et , greenflag at 7:46 pm/et ( TV - ESPN )

Dont forget live raceday chat will be available & live track updates via PLANETROBBY TWITTER

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Permalink Reply by Kevin Sweeney on September 6, 2011 at 6:22pm

Why risk it? They came in knowing they weren't going to run a full race.

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Permalink Reply by Michael Martinez on September 6, 2011 at 6:40pm

How come? Before I continue I must say that I'm out of breath from all this. Why is it? Let me sit down. Why don't they. I'll just grab a beer. They should. I'll drink this fast. There now, I finally get it I think. I'll be over on the sidelines watching.

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Permalink Reply by frank william fernandez on September 6, 2011 at 11:31pm

Why did he even race knowing he would mot complete a race? I dont get it.please help me understand.thank you

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Permalink Reply by ivanspeed on September 7, 2011 at 3:25am

he still makes like 70k dollars for start and park and take track notes keeps RGM employees with jobs

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Permalink Reply by Israël Michaud on September 7, 2011 at 7:41am

Go read the different article in page 7 of this discussion you'll understand

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Permalink Reply by Mike Kenyon on September 7, 2011 at 11:27am

I recommend starting at the top of pg 4 of this thread.
and read all the links

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Permalink Reply by Christopher Lutz on September 7, 2011 at 8:44am

WJM - thanks for the clarification - I must have misread the table on Nascar.com. When I looked initially, it appeared as though the other S&P entries were only 3-5 laps more than he ran.

No - 35+ doesn't qualify as " a few" in my book - unless I'm going to get " a few" beers.

Thanks again - appreciate the clarification.