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Still early but hopefully the 5 can get up to at least 2nd-3rd

Tightened things up a bit, and the last 2 races could mean something this year.

It could. Gonna need the 48 to have trouble in one of the final two races for someone else to have a shot.

sweet! go Mark!!!!

UNOFFICIAL Sprint Cup CLASSIC - the OLD way - Driver Points Standings
[after Phoenix, race 35 of 36]:
pos, car#, driver, points, behind
1) #48-Jimmie Johnson(X), 4996
2) #14-Tony Stewart(X), 4983, -13
3) #24-Jeff Gordon(X), 4940, -56
4) #5-Mark Martin(X), 4635, -361
5) #11-Denny Hamlin(X), 4611, -385
6) #2-Kurt Busch(X), 4593, -403
7) #42-Juan Pablo Montoya(X), 4454 -542
8) #16-Greg Biffle(X), 4420, -576
9) #39-Ryan Newman(X), 4353, -643
10) #18-Kyle Busch, 4310, -686
11) #9-Kasey Kahne(X), 4276, -720
12) #17-Matt Kenseth, 4265, -731
13) #99-Carl Edwards(X), 4252, -744
14) #33-Clint Bowyer, 4224, -772
15) #00-David Reutimann, 4103, -893
16) #83-Brian Vickers(X), 4024, -972
(X) a chase driver.(11-15-2009)

i'm not sure but would he have won the previsious ones to ???
not much different really the cream is still on the top

And to think they made a Chase to keep the points closer at the last race.

DD

It is probably hard to compare the old and new system. They probably would have raced different if under the old system. For example I believe Stewart was ahead till the last race or two. He would have raced to protect his lead. Now some are locked in the chase and can "go for it"

geeeeeeeeeeez the 48 jut blew away the field in qualifyin
igggggggggggh
thank god for farve lol