Nascar Rules

[the H team]

2 laps to go.

[the H team]

Looks like Carl is outn of gas, Kevin takes the white fl&g

[the H team]

Kevin Wins!!!!!
Miracles happen every day he says as he passed Carl.

[the H team]

Carl finishes in 21st after running out.

[the H team]

The top 10

Kevin Harvick
Kasey Kahne
Jimmie Johnson
Dale Jr
Kurt Busch
Juan Pablo Montoya
Kyle Busch
Martin Truex Jr
Joey Logano
Ryan Newman

[the H team]

other chase finishers

13-Greg Biffle
14-Jeff Gordon
20-Clint Bowyer
21-Carl Edwards
23-Matt Kenseth

[the H team]

The Sprint Cup Standings

Jimmie Johnson
Matt Kenseth -28
Kevin Harvick -34
Kyle Busch -57
Dale Jr -63
Jeff Gordon -80
Greg Biffle -83
Clint Bowyer -87
Joey Logano -97
Kurt Busch -99
Ryan Newman -125
Kasey Kahne -132
Carl Edwards -134

[the H team]

Next week, the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway in Florida for the Ford Ecoboost 400, 3pm start.
see you all there.

[the H team]

[rockit]

Good win for Happy...too bad Johnson didn't have poor finish. Would have made next weeks race a little more thrilling.

Sorry I missed the last of the race with ya H...Didn't think you were going to around.

Hopefully I'll be here for the Final in Homestead...

[the H team]

CONCORD, N.C. -- Trevor Bayne treated his body like a race car, and wanted as much information as possible to help it run better. Which is why he returned to the Mayo Clinic again and again for tests related to the mysterious illness that kept him off the track for two months during the same season where he electrified NASCAR by winning the sport's biggest race.
Tuesday, the Daytona 500 champion revealed the long-sought diagnosis he finally received late this past summer: multiple sclerosis, a disease of the central nervous system which interrupts the flow of information between the brain and the rest of the body, and can cause symptoms that range from numbness and tingling to paralysis, in extreme cases.
Bayne said he currently has no symptoms, and his advice from doctors is that he manage heat and hydration in the race car. The 22-year-old full-time NASCAR Nationwide Series participant has been cleared to continue competition by both physicians and NASCAR.
"My hope is to never have symptoms again," Bayne said in a conference room at Roush Fenway Racing, which fields his Nationwide car. "There are people who go on with completely normal lives with MS, and I hope to be one of those people. Obviously nobody knows what exactly the future holds for anybody. But for me, I trust that whatever God has planned for me is best for my life. I'd love to be healed. That would be perfect, if that's what He plans for. But if not, then we'll move on day by day with it. At this point, I have no symptoms, and feel completely fine to drive."

[the H team]

Good win for Happy...too bad Johnson didn't have poor finish. Would have made next weeks race a little more thrilling.

Sorry I missed the last of the race with ya H...Didn't think you were going to around.

Hopefully I'll be here for the Final in Homestead...

i will be there! nothing is going to interupt the last race of the season.

[thriftymom75]

I can't wait to watch this race.. It should be a good one.

[rockit]

I can't wait to watch this race.. It should be a good one.

Thnx for dropping in. H and I should be here for the race. Drop by if you want!!!

[the H team]

Here we are at the last race for the season & oh what a surprise, Matt's on the pole. He has more wins at this track then anyone else.