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    "Two of my Hendrick teammates are running away from the field," Gordon said, "While another, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is running in the opposite direction. The thing is, Junior’s not racing for anything, but he’s being chased by way more people than Mark and Jimmie. I believe that kind of mass fanaticism is known as the ‘Nation of Is Lame.’" 6. Denny Hamlin: Hamlin battled a temperamental car throughout a long day in Dover, never finding the proper adjustments on his way to a 22nd that ended a streak of seven straight top-10 finishes. Full Article at Speedway Media
    While another, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is running in the opposite direction. The thing is, Junior’s not racing for anything, but he’s being chased by way more people than Mark and Jimmie. I believe that kind of mass fanaticism is known as the ‘Nation of Is Lame.’
    Jeff Gordon – Jeff Gordon SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago
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  1. There’s only one way to get hard liquor back in this sport -- somebody give Junior Johnson a call.
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago
  2. As for Logano, I’m glad he’s okay. I’m just glad I was never in the Home Depot car when it rolled like that. Now, I have been a part of some rolls in the hay inside the No. 20 Home Depot car, and, like Logano, I walked away shaken up but glad to be alive.
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago
  3. But I’m not one to count my Cups before they’re snatched. But I can take comfort in knowing that my win sent a message that I’ll have a say in the championship. As if they needed proof. Haven’t the last three years shown everyone that with the Lowe’s come the ‘highs?’
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago
  4. Two of my Hendrick teammates are running away from the field
    Jeff Gordon – Jeff Gordon SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago
  5. And two wins for the sweep. The No. 48 was exceptional. If you listened closely, you could hear the purr of the engine say ‘V-room, b-room!’
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago
  6. I’m still 106 points out of first ... Some may say I’m too far out to win the Cup, but I’m not ready to say the ‘Smoke’ has cleared from contention.
    Tony Stewart – Tony Stewart SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago
  7. That’s two races in Dover
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago
  8. While several teams are off to great starts in the Chase
    Greg Biffle – Greg Biffle SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago
  9. It looks like beer is the only alcoholic beverage left in the sport. It seems that prohibition has hit NASCAR. And that’s sad. Don’t people realize that this sport’s foundation was running moonshine?
    SOURCE: Speedway Media 2 months ago

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