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 World Record for Synchronized Snoring - Fantasy Insight California Fall Race
8/28/08: SOZ Studios, MI - By Dennis Michelsen "DMIC" (RaceTalkRadio.com)
Last week at Bristol Motor Speedway history was made with the world record wave of 168,000 fans! What can California Speedway do to establish a world record this weekend? Perhaps they can set an all time world record for most cases of heat exhaustion! If wild fires break out at the right time maybe the world record for smoke inhalation cases. How about the world record for the most empty seats in a stadium? There are so many possible records that could be set at California Speedway of Southern California in the United States of America on the Planet Earth Speedway, but none of them is likely to convey a positive message for future fans. Thank goodness NASCAR made the switch of this race to a better time of the season. Unfortunately that means this Fall Lack of Classic will be a Chase for the Championship race in 2009. After the debacle with the weeping turns in February I have the perfect way to earn a World Record. Maybe we can set a new record for the most bulldozers racing in a line to demolish this place so we never have to suffer through another race at the Auto Parts Auto Club Super Speedway of Southern California in Fontana California Speedway Speedway. But this week as millions of race fans from coast to coast fall asleep because of the lack of excitement a new world record for synchronized snoring will be set!
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Join us each week for uncensored coverage of the world of NASCAR racing on the brand new "Doin' Donuts for the Hearing Impaired Blog!" Lori Munro and Dennis Michelsen bring their irreverent style heard every Monday night on the award winning radio show to a new Blog format. Sound off in the comments section and listen to see if you are picked to be the FAN OF THE WEEK! This week we discuss whether POPS EURY should be added to the pit box for the Chase to help Junior's chances of winning the title!
Pace Laps: Sponsored by JAYSKI
Mike Skinner is in the No. 00 this week
Aric Almirola is in the No. 8
Marcos Ambrose hops in the No. 21
Kyle Petty is listed in the No. 45
Tony Raines gets the ride in the No. 70
Ken Schrader will race the No. 96 for Hall of Shame Racing
Only forty-four drivers are on the entry list for forty-three starting spots
Eleven of the twelve current Chase eligible drivers could clinch this week
Jeff Gordon has the most wins here (3)
Kurt Busch has the most poles (3)
No one has ever won from the pole
Only half of the races have been won from a top ten starting spot
4 of 16 winners have started outside of the top 20
Jim Johnson has the best average finish (6.4)
Kasey Kahne has the best average starting position (8.6)
By the Numbers: Sponsored by iHick.com
Every week the raw data is analyzed to separate the pretenders from the contenders! Anyone earning 240 points or more in the Power Ratings total has a great chance. 100 points is a perfect score for each category with 300 a perfect Power Rating. The top ten drivers will be shown in each category but only Power Ratings over 240 will be shown.
Consistency is King
Ky Busch 96
C Edwards 91
G Biffle 90
T Stewart 90
K Harvick 90
J Johnson 89
M Kenseth 87
D Ragan 87
J McMurray 87
E Sadler 86
Horses for Courses
J Johnson 96
M Kenseth 96
Ky Busch 93
C Edwards 92
J Burton 92
J Gordon 91
K Kahne 89
C Bowyer 88
T Stewart 87
M Martin 86
Track Type Casting
C Edwards 96
J Johnson 93
K Kahne 91
D Earnhardt Jr 90
D Ragan 89
J McMurray 89
M Kenseth 89
M Martin 88
G Biffle 88
J Burton 88
Professor DMIC's Power Rating Qualifiers
C Edwards 280
J Johnson 278
M Kenseth 272
Ky Busch 271
J Burton 262
T Stewart 262
K Kahne 261
K Harvick 260
J Gordon 260
M Martin 258
G Biffle 258
J McMurray 257
D Ragan 256
D Earnhardt Jr 256
D Hamlin 255
B Vickers 254
M Truex 250
C Bowyer 249
E Sadler 247
R Newman 245
DMIC's Picks: Sponsored by www.rowdy.com
Check out Rowdy's new FREE Fantasy Race Game and listen to my analysis and picks every Wednesday!
Last Week's Results: Bristol 2 (8th, 18th, and 2nd)
Bristol is always a crazy race and Dale Earnhardt Jr made it crazier by jumping the start of the race! My other picks were strong and the top five in the Power Ratings all performed well.
Win: Matt Kenseth (9-1 Odds)
Strong of six straight top tens includes two wins!
Place: Carl Edwards (4-1 Odds)
Oil cover lid or no oil cover lid he will be strong!
Show: Kyle Busch (5-1 Odds)
Did you really think I would leave Kyle out of the picks?
Outsider: AJ Allmendinger
(Outside of Top 20 in Points)
(13th Last Week)
Top ten is within reach!
Long Shot Special: Jeff Burton (30-1 Odds)
(20-1 or Greater in Vegas)
(10th Last Week)
Five top five finishes here so he will be in the hunt!
Rookie of the Race: Who Cares?
(37th Last Week)
None of the rookies deserve to be picked!
Struggling Star: Greg Biffle
(Inside Top 12 in Points)
(Last Week 5th)
Will win or finish 25th
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