Posted:
#26
why all the love for martin??
15-1 seems about right to me.
Beating Vegas/Shooter to this.... MARTINSVILLE DISCUSSION!!!
Posted:
#27
Quote Originally Posted by art-frost:
why all the love for martin??
15-1 seems about right to me.
strickly for value, he ran top 10 both races here, after not having raced here in over 2 yrs. Plus after having an awesome car last week and wrecking, he will be up on the wheel for sure this week....
Posted:
#29
You guys want to see something interesting?
Top 12 averages at Martinsville in last 4 races:
1. Johnson
2. Hamlin
3. Gordon
4. Martin
5. Harvick
6. Montoya
7. Stewart
8. Bowyer
9. Earnhardt Jr.
10. Burton
11. Mears
12. Newman
What is in common you ask? What is the common thread among all these drivers? Every single one of them, besides Denny Hamlin, drives a Chevrolet.
'But wait your pixel army, what about Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman. They drove for Gibbs and Penske two years ago.'
You're right. They did! Guess how their finishes changed?
Stewart:
March 30, 2008 ---- Finish 5
Oct. 19, 2008 ------- Finish 26
March 29, 2009 ---- Finish 3
Oct 25, 2009 -------- Finish 9
Newman
March 30, 2008 ---- Finish 19
Oct. 19, 2008 ------- Finish 23
March 29, 2009 ---- Finish 6
Oct 25, 2009 -------- Finish 7
If my point hasn't been made already, it is this. Fade Ford, Dodge and Toyota. This race is going to a Chevy.
Top 12 averages at Martinsville in last 4 races:
1. Johnson
2. Hamlin
3. Gordon
4. Martin
5. Harvick
6. Montoya
7. Stewart
8. Bowyer
9. Earnhardt Jr.
10. Burton
11. Mears
12. Newman
What is in common you ask? What is the common thread among all these drivers? Every single one of them, besides Denny Hamlin, drives a Chevrolet.
'But wait your pixel army, what about Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman. They drove for Gibbs and Penske two years ago.'
You're right. They did! Guess how their finishes changed?
Stewart:
March 30, 2008 ---- Finish 5
Oct. 19, 2008 ------- Finish 26
March 29, 2009 ---- Finish 3
Oct 25, 2009 -------- Finish 9
Newman
March 30, 2008 ---- Finish 19
Oct. 19, 2008 ------- Finish 23
March 29, 2009 ---- Finish 6
Oct 25, 2009 -------- Finish 7
If my point hasn't been made already, it is this. Fade Ford, Dodge and Toyota. This race is going to a Chevy.
Posted:
#31
Quote Originally Posted by yourpixelarmy:
You guys want to see something interesting?
Top 12 averages at Martinsville in last 4 races:
1. Johnson
2. Hamlin
3. Gordon
4. Martin
5. Harvick
6. Montoya
7. Stewart
8. Bowyer
9. Earnhardt Jr.
10. Burton
11. Mears
12. Newman
What is in common you ask? What is the common thread among all these drivers? Every single one of them, besides Denny Hamlin, drives a Chevrolet.
'But wait your pixel army, what about Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman. They drove for Gibbs and Penske two years ago.'
You're right. They did! Guess how their finishes changed?
Stewart:
March 30, 2008 ---- Finish 5
Oct. 19, 2008 ------- Finish 26
March 29, 2009 ---- Finish 3
Oct 25, 2009 -------- Finish 9
Newman
March 30, 2008 ---- Finish 19
Oct. 19, 2008 ------- Finish 23
March 29, 2009 ---- Finish 6
Oct 25, 2009 -------- Finish 7
If my point hasn't been made already, it is this. Fade Ford, Dodge and Toyota. This race is going to a Chevy.
You guys want to see something interesting?
Top 12 averages at Martinsville in last 4 races:
1. Johnson
2. Hamlin
3. Gordon
4. Martin
5. Harvick
6. Montoya
7. Stewart
8. Bowyer
9. Earnhardt Jr.
10. Burton
11. Mears
12. Newman
What is in common you ask? What is the common thread among all these drivers? Every single one of them, besides Denny Hamlin, drives a Chevrolet.
'But wait your pixel army, what about Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman. They drove for Gibbs and Penske two years ago.'
You're right. They did! Guess how their finishes changed?
Stewart:
March 30, 2008 ---- Finish 5
Oct. 19, 2008 ------- Finish 26
March 29, 2009 ---- Finish 3
Oct 25, 2009 -------- Finish 9
Newman
March 30, 2008 ---- Finish 19
Oct. 19, 2008 ------- Finish 23
March 29, 2009 ---- Finish 6
Oct 25, 2009 -------- Finish 7
If my point hasn't been made already, it is this. Fade Ford, Dodge and Toyota. This race is going to a Chevy.
You learn more from losing than winning. You learn how to keep going.
Posted:
#33
nice work pix. thanks
Friday,
Rain in the morning...then partly
sunny with a slight chance of showers in the afternoon. Cooler. Near
steady temperature in the lower 50s. West winds 10 to 15 mph...becoming
north in the afternoon. Chance of rain near 100 percent. 
Sunday,
Mostly cloudy. A chance of rain in
the morning...then rain showers likely in the afternoon. Highs in the
lower 50s. Chance of rain 70 percent.
Posted:
#37
Qualifying matches:
Told myself I was only going to play favs on these but changed my mind this week,
Kyle Busch +115 v Kurt Busch risk $100 Kurt considers this his worst track.
Jeff Gordon -180 v Denny Hamlin to win $100 No reason for this line to be so high. Somebody knows something for sure. This line tells me Gordon likely wins pole and is a real threat to win the race this week.
Posted:
#42
Just a thought but you may want to consider 1 unit play on a guy such as Paul Menard, A. J. Allmendinger, Speed, Reutimann, ect... They are calling for rain mid-afternoon and if this race makes it to half way i could see someone staying out at a caution hoping the rain comes. also its 70% from 2:00pm - midnight that it continues to rain so they will likely call the race once it starts. Got lucky with Reutimann last year at Charlotte using the same thought.
Posted:
#44
Quote Originally Posted by themaceo:
I'm all over Mark Martin at those odds. I think he has a good chance.
I'm all over Mark Martin at those odds. I think he has a good chance.
Martin is on a mission this weekend after having as good of a car as Kurt last weekend. I think he would have won that thing. Mark pissed off and he looked strong in practice makes me fell he is going to be the winner tomorrow.
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