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#1
not sure on any #'s yet but my top3 2 win will b jimmy,denny and kyle... hope 2 get kyle around 10-1 early!!! 
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Posted:
#3
Quote Originally Posted by alangrrbs:
Newman and Stewart also love that track. Could have some value as well as guys to look for in matchups.
Newman and Stewart also love that track. Could have some value as well as guys to look for in matchups.
Newman last 9 races at Phoenix....1 win......4 top 5's....4 top 10's
Average finish 16.3......Finished 21st here earlier this year
Smoke last 9 Races at Phoenix....0 wins....2 top 5's......3 top 10's
Average finish 15.1.......Finished 22nd here ealier this year.
Just curious what makes you say that they both run well here? Certainly not horrible but alot better choices IMO.
You learn more from losing than winning. You learn how to keep going.
Posted:
#4
Quote Originally Posted by thehuntman:
Newman last 9 races at Phoenix....1 win......4 top 5's....4 top 10's
Average finish 16.3......Finished 21st here earlier this year
Smoke last 9 Races at Phoenix....0 wins....2 top 5's......3 top 10's
Average finish 15.1.......Finished 22nd here ealier this year.
Just curious what makes you say that they both run well here? Certainly not horrible but alot better choices IMO.
Sorry...should've been a little more specific.
When I say value, I mean value based on who they are paired up with in matchups, and what their odds are to win. Newman and Stewart have as much talent as anyone on 1 mile tracks, but they don't always have the setups on the cars. Look at the practice times, and if they look dialed in you might get a matchup like
Newman-Menard or
Newman-Logano
Stewart-Kenseth or
Stewart-Edwards
If those matchups pop up, and the Steward-Haas team looks solid...could be value.
Also, odds to win could be 15-1 or 20-1...again, if the practice times look competitive, they both have the talent to win.
Not saying they absolutely will do good...just saying if they have the setups, they can easily both be in the top 5 at this track.
Posted:
#5
Quote Originally Posted by alangrrbs:
Sorry...should've been a little more specific.
When I say value, I mean value based on who they are paired up with in matchups, and what their odds are to win. Newman and Stewart have as much talent as anyone on 1 mile tracks, but they don't always have the setups on the cars. Look at the practice times, and if they look dialed in you might get a matchup like
Newman-Menard or
Newman-Logano
Stewart-Kenseth or
Stewart-Edwards
If those matchups pop up, and the Steward-Haas team looks solid...could be value.
Also, odds to win could be 15-1 or 20-1...again, if the practice times look competitive, they both have the talent to win.
Not saying they absolutely will do good...just saying if they have the setups, they can easily both be in the top 5 at this track.
Sorry...should've been a little more specific.
When I say value, I mean value based on who they are paired up with in matchups, and what their odds are to win. Newman and Stewart have as much talent as anyone on 1 mile tracks, but they don't always have the setups on the cars. Look at the practice times, and if they look dialed in you might get a matchup like
Newman-Menard or
Newman-Logano
Stewart-Kenseth or
Stewart-Edwards
If those matchups pop up, and the Steward-Haas team looks solid...could be value.
Also, odds to win could be 15-1 or 20-1...again, if the practice times look competitive, they both have the talent to win.
Not saying they absolutely will do good...just saying if they have the setups, they can easily both be in the top 5 at this track.
Thanks for your insite Alan and GL 
You learn more from losing than winning. You learn how to keep going.
Posted:
#11
Quote Originally Posted by TREE88:
i'll be on the 18 for sure at 10-1 or better.
He has been running really well all chase long....Probably the best of his career....Still waiting to see if he will take Newman out as promised...For this reason a little hesitant to take him...
GL
You learn more from losing than winning. You learn how to keep going.
Posted:
#14
according to my records, there have been 4 times a driver has wept the practice sessions: biffle, hamlin, keslowski last week, and now kyle busch...in the first 3 instances, each driver finished second.....I would take kyle busch over any matchup other than jimmy johnson or brad keslowski for the phoenix sprint cup race
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