I need NASCAR help.
whos betting NASCAR.
Did dodif get banned for being belligerent?
Anyone got any plays?
Did dodif get banned for being belligerent?
Anyone got any plays?
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Kyle
Kurt
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i have always looked at NASCAR as a 3 hour game of roulette ,unless your driver is in a crash. you basically pick a couple numbers and ride them.
you can always go to NASCAR dot com and look at the drivers profiles and see their history of each track.
i like to play head-to-head match-ups or look for a driver who has had a lot of top 5's at a certain track and play them to get top 3, it's less odds though.
last week i somehow won one of my head-to-head match-ups, Stewart got 41st but Hamlin got 43rd, i thought it was funny that i won that one, too bad i lost my other match-up and my 2 top-3 plays.
some people like to just find a driver or 2 that they think has a shot at winning at least 6-7 races a season, cause if you can get 6/1 or better odds each race on a particular driver that you think can win 6 or more races, you can just ride that driver all season and still come out ahead, if he wins at least 6 or more, depending on the odds.
some like to just ride certain teams, Roush and Hendrik are 2 good teams, any given week 1 of their drivers will at least be in contention for a win usually.Comment -
Originally posted by SlickFazzer
I posted my early leans in the nascar threadComment -
We are lazy. Who you like?Originally posted by Richkas
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Hamlin has a pretty good record for flat tracks.
I hope this race is better than last weeks. Although I did enjoy that 2 1/2 hour nap after the big wreck.Comment -
I rarely watch much except the last lap or so, too many lead changes and nerve-racking.Originally posted by BadNinaComment -
If they have lots of wrecks, I stay awake. Otherwise, its nappy time for me.
I consider that a win-winComment -
I follow NASCAR -- know several drivers like Stewart, Harvick, Green. Have met a bunch like Gordon, Jr., Waltrip, Truex. I don't bet every week. Have won the last two races. Let me study this weekend's race, make a few calls to see who is running strong and I'll post.Comment -
Sounds good, thank you.Originally posted by badhunter
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I'll post tomorrow morning.
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Take the 7 top favourites just before the race has started and then post mythical odds of what you managed to get them for earlier but didn't have time to post. Something like a current +300 bagged for +4200 is par for the course. If you don't manage to win with your 7 drivers then once the race is over, you then claim to have got the winner but originally forgot to post - you can make up even more absurd odds for that one.Originally posted by SlickFazzer
And there you have it - a guide to betting NASCAR - it's tacolicious!Originally posted by pags11Originally posted by BuddyBearOriginally posted by curiousComment -
NASCAR and golf are two of the toughest sports to handicap. Best to stay away.Comment -
Amen to golf. I don't do so bad with Nascar.Comment -
just bet on the car that goes the fastest.. thats about all i know of nascar
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Originally posted by badhunter I'll post tomorrow morning.
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kahne
edwards
johnsonComment -
hi i need help for some reason i cant change controls in 2007 nascar and it says the key can not be used as a driving control plz helpComment -
hahaOriginally posted by drifters6Comment -
what can u help me or notComment -
no dude, take a look at what kind of forum you are inOriginally posted by drifters6Comment -
I have found that looking the at last practice speeds [know as "happy hour"] is a good indication of who is fast and who is not.
Qualifiying order is most times a good way to pick a winner ... but remember that after that qualifying lap they willl work on the car for sometimes hours and have 1, 2 or maybe even 3 practice sessions to try and get it to go faster.
At any given race its realistic for only 10 or so of the 43 drivers to have a chance to win. I usually pick a driver or 2 from the top 5 practice speeds at about 5-1, and then a few more drivers in the 15-1 category. And only if I'm gonna watch the race.Comment -
Pos Car Driver Make Sponsor Speed Time Behind
1 24 Jeff Gordon Chevy Nicorette / DuPont 188.469 28.652 Leader
2 1 Martin Truex Jr. Chevy Bass Shops / Tracker 188.003 28.723 -0.071
3 7 Clint Bowyer Chevy Jack Daniel's 187.859 28.745 -0.093
4 26 Jamie McMurray Ford Crown Royal 187.859 28.745 -0.093
5 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevy AMP / National Guard 187.748 28.762 -0.11
6 17 Matt Kenseth Ford DEWALT 187.428 28.811 -0.159
7 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevy Lowe's / Kobalt Tools 187.402 28.815 -0.163
8 20 Tony Stewart Toyota The Home Depot 187.246 28.839 -0.187
9 41 Reed Sorenson Dodge Target 187.175 28.85 -0.198
10 66 Scott Riggs Chevy State Water Heaters 187.136 28.856 -0.204
11 15 Paul Menard Chevy Johns Manville / Menards 186.883 28.895 -0.243
12 44 David Reutimann Toyota UPS 186.677 28.927 -0.275
13 83 Brian Vickers Toyota Red Bull 186.664 28.929 -0.277
14 5 Casey Mears Chevy CARQUEST / Kellogg's 186.632 28.934 -0.282
15 55 Michael Waltrip Toyota NAPA AUTO PARTS 186.554 28.946 -0.294
16 99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot 186.541 28.948 -0.296
17 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota FedEx Office 186.509 28.953 -0.301
18 6 David Ragan Ford AAA 186.503 28.954 -0.302
19 16 Greg Biffle Ford 3M 186.49 28.956 -0.304
20 8 Mark Martin Chevy U.S. Army 186.413 28.968 -0.316
21 77 Sam Hornish Jr.* Dodge Penske Truck Rental 186.335 28.98 -0.328
22 7 Robby Gordon Dodge MAPEI / Menards 186.316 28.983 -0.331
23 29 Kevin Harvick Chevy Shell / Pennzoil 186.297 28.986 -0.334
24 347 Marcos Ambrose Toyota Little Debbie 186.284 28.988 -0.336
25 1 Regan Smith* Chevy DEI / Principal Financial 186.207 29 -0.348
26 42 Juan Montoya Dodge Texaco / Havoline 186.162 29.007 -0.355
27 78 Joe Nemechek Chevy Furniture Row Racing 186.079 29.02 -0.368
28 9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Budweiser 186.021 29.029 -0.377
29 18 Kyle Busch Toyota M&M's 185.778 29.067 -0.415
30 19 Elliott Sadler Dodge Stanley Tools 185.778 29.067 -0.415
31 12 Ryan Newman Dodge Alltel 185.695 29.08 -0.428
32 96 Ken Schrader Toyota DLP HDTV 185.695 29.08 -0.428
33 84 Scott Speed Toyota Red Bull 185.644 29.088 -0.436
34 38 David Gilliland Ford CitiFinancial 185.37 29.131 -0.479
35 43 Bobby Labonte Dodge Cheerios / Betty Crocker 185.141 29.167 -0.515
36 10 A.J. Allmendinger Dodge Country Crock Spread 184.881 29.208 -0.556
37 25 Brad Keselowski Chevy GoDaddy.com 184.766 29.226 -0.574
38 31 Jeff Burton Chevy AT&T Mobility 184.754 29.228 -0.576
39 21 Bill Elliott Ford Little Debbie 184.609 29.251 -0.599
40 2 Kurt Busch Dodge Miller Lite 184.483 29.271 -0.619
41 22 Dave Blaney Toyota Caterpillar 184.3 29.3 -0.648
42 28 Travis Kvapil+ Ford Academy Sports 183.798 29.38 -0.728
43 202 Joey Logano Toyota The Home Depot 184.281 29.303 -0.651
Did not Qualify
44 40 Bryan Clauson Dodge The Guitar Hero / Target 183.536 29.422 -0.77
45 70 Tony Raines Chevy iQ Drive 183.449 29.436 -0.784
46 45 Chad McCumbee Dodge Petty Driving Experience 182.371 29.61 -0.958
47 213 Max Papis Toyota GEICO 180.138 29.977 -1.325
48 8 Johnny Sauter Dodge FUBAR All Natural Drink 179.087 30.153 -1.501Comment
