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RPG - Loudon - McCoy
RPG - Loudon - McCoy
OK, enough newsgroup stuff, time for RPG.
The Win: I want to say Truex, but I think I'll go with another
Chevy and pick Harvick to win.
1) Best Ford - Biffle. No good reason, it's a tossup between him,
Kenseth, and Edwards.
2) Best Dodge - h*ll of a qual run by Carpentier and Labonte both,
but I don't think either team is strong enough to keep them there.
Best finishing Dodge will be Newman.
3) Best Toyota - Hamlin runs this track well, and the rest of
them seem pretty darn slow in qualifying, so I'll go with Hamlin
for best Toyota.
4) Best Rookie - going late was an advantage, but none the less
Carpentier was impressively fast. I'll stick with him for the
best finishing rookie.
5) B-team competition - Yates (28/38) average finish is better
than RBR (83/84) is better than Hass (66/70).
John
OK, enough newsgroup stuff, time for RPG.
The Win: I want to say Truex, but I think I'll go with another
Chevy and pick Harvick to win.
1) Best Ford - Biffle. No good reason, it's a tossup between him,
Kenseth, and Edwards.
2) Best Dodge - h*ll of a qual run by Carpentier and Labonte both,
but I don't think either team is strong enough to keep them there.
Best finishing Dodge will be Newman.
3) Best Toyota - Hamlin runs this track well, and the rest of
them seem pretty darn slow in qualifying, so I'll go with Hamlin
for best Toyota.
4) Best Rookie - going late was an advantage, but none the less
Carpentier was impressively fast. I'll stick with him for the
best finishing rookie.
5) B-team competition - Yates (28/38) average finish is better
than RBR (83/84) is better than Hass (66/70).
John
Re: RPG - Loudon - McCoy <0><2>
Well, the late caution scrambled my results just like everyone else
(not so surprising, since several of my picks were copied, I'm sure
coincidently, by others)
John McCoy <igopogo@ix,net com,com > wrote in
news:Xns9ACAD7580C77Cpogosupernews@216.168.3.30:
> The Win: I want to say Truex, but I think I'll go with another
> Chevy and pick Harvick to win.
Nope.
> 1) Best Ford - Biffle. No good reason, it's a tossup between him,
> Kenseth, and Edwards.
Nope.
> 2) Best Dodge - h*ll of a qual run by Carpentier and Labonte both,
> but I don't think either team is strong enough to keep them there.
> Best finishing Dodge will be Newman.
Right team, wrong car.
> 3) Best Toyota - Hamlin runs this track well, and the rest of
> them seem pretty darn slow in qualifying, so I'll go with Hamlin
> for best Toyota.
Nope.
> 4) Best Rookie - going late was an advantage, but none the less
> Carpentier was impressively fast. I'll stick with him for the
> best finishing rookie.
Nope - Almirola again.
> 5) B-team competition - Yates (28/38) average finish is better
> than RBR (83/84) is better than Hass (66/70).
Closer than I expected, but nope (32, 29.5, 35.5 respectively)
race: 0
segment: 2
John
Well, the late caution scrambled my results just like everyone else
(not so surprising, since several of my picks were copied, I'm sure
coincidently, by others)
John McCoy <igopogo@ix,net com,com > wrote in
news:Xns9ACAD7580C77Cpogosupernews@216.168.3.30:
> The Win: I want to say Truex, but I think I'll go with another
> Chevy and pick Harvick to win.
Nope.
> 1) Best Ford - Biffle. No good reason, it's a tossup between him,
> Kenseth, and Edwards.
Nope.
> 2) Best Dodge - h*ll of a qual run by Carpentier and Labonte both,
> but I don't think either team is strong enough to keep them there.
> Best finishing Dodge will be Newman.
Right team, wrong car.
> 3) Best Toyota - Hamlin runs this track well, and the rest of
> them seem pretty darn slow in qualifying, so I'll go with Hamlin
> for best Toyota.
Nope.
> 4) Best Rookie - going late was an advantage, but none the less
> Carpentier was impressively fast. I'll stick with him for the
> best finishing rookie.
Nope - Almirola again.
> 5) B-team competition - Yates (28/38) average finish is better
> than RBR (83/84) is better than Hass (66/70).
Closer than I expected, but nope (32, 29.5, 35.5 respectively)
race: 0
segment: 2
John
