Some stats I find interesting from the Ford 400 on 11-21-2010.
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
99 Carl Edwards--1.5
48 Jimmie Johnson--5.7
17 Matt Kenseth--7.3
There was a total of seven drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
99 Carl Edwards--165.6
48 Jimmie Johnson--164.9
1 Jamie McMurray--164.6
There was a total of six drivers that were in the 164 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Late in a Run.
99 Carl Edwards--162.29
56 Martin Truex Jr--162.22
9 Aric Almirola--162.14
There was a total of ten drivers in the 161 mph range.
F.L.R.
Here is the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
99 Carl Edwards--61
56 Martin Truex Jr--58
29 Kevin Harvick--18
There was a total of six drivers in double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
4th Aric Almirola
5th AJ Allmendinger
6th Kasey Kahne
7th Ryan Newman
11th Martin Truex Jr
Friday, November 26, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Some Different Race Info
Some stats I find interesting from the AAA Texas 500 on 11-7-2010.
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
16 Greg Biffle--1.9
5 Mark Martin--4.5
00 David Reutimann--6.5
There was a total nine drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
16 Greg Biffle--179.9
5 Mark Martin--178.6
33 Clint Bowyer--178.3
There was a total four drivers that were in the 178 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
29 Kevin Harvick--174.1
18 Kyle Busch--174.0
5 Mark Martin--173.9
There was a total of thirteen drivers in the 173 mph range.
F.L.R.
Here is the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
16 Greg Biffle--89
18 Kyle Busch--34
17 Matt Kenseth--31
There was a total of seven drivers in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
3rd Mark Martin
4th Joey Logano
8th David Ragan
10th Paul Menard
12th Marcos Ambrose
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
16 Greg Biffle--1.9
5 Mark Martin--4.5
00 David Reutimann--6.5
There was a total nine drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
16 Greg Biffle--179.9
5 Mark Martin--178.6
33 Clint Bowyer--178.3
There was a total four drivers that were in the 178 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
29 Kevin Harvick--174.1
18 Kyle Busch--174.0
5 Mark Martin--173.9
There was a total of thirteen drivers in the 173 mph range.
F.L.R.
Here is the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
16 Greg Biffle--89
18 Kyle Busch--34
17 Matt Kenseth--31
There was a total of seven drivers in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
3rd Mark Martin
4th Joey Logano
8th David Ragan
10th Paul Menard
12th Marcos Ambrose
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Some Different Race Info
Some stats I find interesting from the Amp Energy Juice 500 on 10-31-2010.
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
33 Clint Bowyer--8.3
20 Joey Logano--9.4
29 Kevin Harvick--9.5
There was a total of five drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
13 Casey Mears--193.0
29 Kevin Harvick--192.9
2 Kurt Busch--192.7
There was a total of eighteen drivers that were in the 192 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Late in a Run.
48 Jimmie Johnson--193.0
24 Jeff Gordon--192.9
5 Mark Martin--192.8
There was a total of nine drivers that were in the 192 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
18 Kyle Busch--11
19 Elliott Sadler--10
31 Jeff Burton--8
There was only two drivers that were in double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
3rd Juan Montoya
4th David Reutimann
5th Joey Logano
6th Martin Truex Jr
10th Brad Keselowski
11th Mark Martin
12th Regan Smith
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
33 Clint Bowyer--8.3
20 Joey Logano--9.4
29 Kevin Harvick--9.5
There was a total of five drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
13 Casey Mears--193.0
29 Kevin Harvick--192.9
2 Kurt Busch--192.7
There was a total of eighteen drivers that were in the 192 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Late in a Run.
48 Jimmie Johnson--193.0
24 Jeff Gordon--192.9
5 Mark Martin--192.8
There was a total of nine drivers that were in the 192 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
18 Kyle Busch--11
19 Elliott Sadler--10
31 Jeff Burton--8
There was only two drivers that were in double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
3rd Juan Montoya
4th David Reutimann
5th Joey Logano
6th Martin Truex Jr
10th Brad Keselowski
11th Mark Martin
12th Regan Smith
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Some Different Race Info
Some stats I find interesting from the Tums Fast Relief 500 on 10-24-2010.
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
31 Jeff Burton--4.3
11 Denny Hamlin--6.5
29 Kevin Harvick--7.0
There was a total of nine drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Early in a Run.
31 Jeff Burton--92.94
48 Jimmie Johnson--92.56
29 Kevin Harvick--92.52
There was a total of thirteen drivers that were in the 91 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
18 Kyle Busch--90.38
5 Mark Martin--90.36
11 Denny Hamlin--90.12
There was a total of twenty one drivers that were the 89 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
31 Jeff Burton--85
29 Kevin Harvick--48
33 Clint Bowyer--31
There was a total of twelve drivers in double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
2nd Mark Martin
6th Joey Logano
7th Dale Earnhardt Jr
10th Brad Keselowski
11th Jamie McMurray
12th AJ Allmendinger
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
31 Jeff Burton--4.3
11 Denny Hamlin--6.5
29 Kevin Harvick--7.0
There was a total of nine drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Early in a Run.
31 Jeff Burton--92.94
48 Jimmie Johnson--92.56
29 Kevin Harvick--92.52
There was a total of thirteen drivers that were in the 91 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
18 Kyle Busch--90.38
5 Mark Martin--90.36
11 Denny Hamlin--90.12
There was a total of twenty one drivers that were the 89 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
31 Jeff Burton--85
29 Kevin Harvick--48
33 Clint Bowyer--31
There was a total of twelve drivers in double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
2nd Mark Martin
6th Joey Logano
7th Dale Earnhardt Jr
10th Brad Keselowski
11th Jamie McMurray
12th AJ Allmendinger
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Some Different Race Info
Some stats I find interesting from the Bank of America 500 on 10-16-2010
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
18 Kyle Busch--1.9
5 Mark Martin--6.6
20 Joey Logano--7.0
There was a total of eight drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastes Early in a Run.
18 Kyle Busch--179.5
11 Denny Hamlin--178.5
1 Jamie McMurray--178.4
There was a total of seven drivers in the 178 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
1 Jamie McMurray--176.9
18 Kyle Busch--176.6
11 Denny Hamlin--176.5
There was a total of seven drivers that were in the 175 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
18 Kyle Busch--82
1 Jamie McMurray--54
48 Jimmie Johnson--26
There was a total of eight drivers in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
1st Jamie McMurray
7th Joey Logano
9th David Reutimann
10th David Ragan
11th Juan Montoya
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
18 Kyle Busch--1.9
5 Mark Martin--6.6
20 Joey Logano--7.0
There was a total of eight drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastes Early in a Run.
18 Kyle Busch--179.5
11 Denny Hamlin--178.5
1 Jamie McMurray--178.4
There was a total of seven drivers in the 178 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
1 Jamie McMurray--176.9
18 Kyle Busch--176.6
11 Denny Hamlin--176.5
There was a total of seven drivers that were in the 175 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
18 Kyle Busch--82
1 Jamie McMurray--54
48 Jimmie Johnson--26
There was a total of eight drivers in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
1st Jamie McMurray
7th Joey Logano
9th David Reutimann
10th David Ragan
11th Juan Montoya
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Some Different Race Info
Some stats I find interesting from the Pepsi Max 400 on 10-10-2010
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
48 Jimmie Johnson--3.4
33 Clint Bowyer--3.8
5 Mark Martin--4.0
There was a total of eight drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
5 Mark Martin--172.55
48 Jimmie Johnson--172.53
33 Clint Bowyer--172.33
There was a total of eight drivers in the 171 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Late in a Run.
33 Clint Bowyer--167.6
5 Mark Martin--167.4
48 Jimmie Johnson--167.0
There was a total of ten drivers that were in the 166 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
5 Mark Martin--33
33 Clint Bowyer--26
48 Jimmie Johnson--14
Only these three were in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
4th Kasey Kahne
5th Ryan Newman
6th Mark Martin
10th David Reutimann
11th Joey Logano
12th Regan Smith
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
48 Jimmie Johnson--3.4
33 Clint Bowyer--3.8
5 Mark Martin--4.0
There was a total of eight drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
5 Mark Martin--172.55
48 Jimmie Johnson--172.53
33 Clint Bowyer--172.33
There was a total of eight drivers in the 171 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Late in a Run.
33 Clint Bowyer--167.6
5 Mark Martin--167.4
48 Jimmie Johnson--167.0
There was a total of ten drivers that were in the 166 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
5 Mark Martin--33
33 Clint Bowyer--26
48 Jimmie Johnson--14
Only these three were in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
4th Kasey Kahne
5th Ryan Newman
6th Mark Martin
10th David Reutimann
11th Joey Logano
12th Regan Smith
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Some Different Race Info
Some stats I find interesting from the Price Chopper 400 on 10-3-2010.
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
16 Greg Biffle--3.5
17 Matt Kenseth--4.0
14 Tony Stewart--4.2
There was a total of ten drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
17 Matt Kenseth--167.5
14 Tony Stewart--167.4
16 Greg Biffle--167.3
There was a total of ten drivers in the 166 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
29 Kevin Harvick--164.7
24 Jeff Gordon--164.5
31 Jeff Burton--164.4
There was a total of thirteen drivers in the 163 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
29 Kevin Harvick--44
16 Greg Biffle--40
14 Tony Stewart--28
There was a total of seven drivers in double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
8th Paul Menard
9th Ryan Newman
10th AJ Allmendinger
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
16 Greg Biffle--3.5
17 Matt Kenseth--4.0
14 Tony Stewart--4.2
There was a total of ten drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
17 Matt Kenseth--167.5
14 Tony Stewart--167.4
16 Greg Biffle--167.3
There was a total of ten drivers in the 166 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
29 Kevin Harvick--164.7
24 Jeff Gordon--164.5
31 Jeff Burton--164.4
There was a total of thirteen drivers in the 163 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
29 Kevin Harvick--44
16 Greg Biffle--40
14 Tony Stewart--28
There was a total of seven drivers in double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
8th Paul Menard
9th Ryan Newman
10th AJ Allmendinger
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Some Different Race Info
Some stats I find interesting from the AAA 400 ON 9-26-2010
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
48 Jimmie Johnson--2.1
18 Kyle Busch--4.9
99 Carl Edwards--7.2
There was a total of ten drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Early in a Run.
48 Jimmie Johnson--148.5
99 Carl Edwards--148.3
2 Kurt Busch--148.2
There was a total of twelve drivers in the 147 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
43 AJ Allmendinger--145.03
20 Joey Logano--144.85
31 Jeff Burton--144.84
There was a total of twenty two drivers that were in the 144 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
43 AJ Allmendinger--67
48 Jimmie Johnson--58
56 Martin Truex Jr--30
There was a total of ten drivers in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
3rd Joey Logano
7th Paul Menard
8th Ryan Newman
10th AJ Allmendinger
12th Mark Martin
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
48 Jimmie Johnson--2.1
18 Kyle Busch--4.9
99 Carl Edwards--7.2
There was a total of ten drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Early in a Run.
48 Jimmie Johnson--148.5
99 Carl Edwards--148.3
2 Kurt Busch--148.2
There was a total of twelve drivers in the 147 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were Fastest Late in a Run.
43 AJ Allmendinger--145.03
20 Joey Logano--144.85
31 Jeff Burton--144.84
There was a total of twenty two drivers that were in the 144 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
43 AJ Allmendinger--67
48 Jimmie Johnson--58
56 Martin Truex Jr--30
There was a total of ten drivers in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
3rd Joey Logano
7th Paul Menard
8th Ryan Newman
10th AJ Allmendinger
12th Mark Martin
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Some Different Race Info
Some stats I find interesting from the Sylvania 300 on 9-19-2010
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
33 Clint Bowyer--1.9
1 Jamie McMurry--3.9
14 Tony Stewart--4.7
There was a total of nine drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
14 Tony Stewart--127.13 mph
33 Clint Bowyer--127.10
1 Jamie McMurry--127.04
There was a total of six drivers that were in the 126 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Late in a Run.
33 Clint Bowyer--125.1
11 Denny Hamlin--124.8
88 Dale Earnhardt Jr--124.6
There was a total of nineteen drivers that were in the 124 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
33 Clint Bowyer--89
11 Denny Hamlin--31
14 Tony Stewart--29
There was a total of six drivers in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
3rd Jamie McMurry
4th Dale Earnhardt Jr
7th David Reutiman
8th Ryan Newman
10th Sam Hornish Jr
12th AJ Allmendinger
A.R.P.
These are the top three in Average Running Position.
33 Clint Bowyer--1.9
1 Jamie McMurry--3.9
14 Tony Stewart--4.7
There was a total of nine drivers with an average of tenth or better.
F.E.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Early in a Run.
14 Tony Stewart--127.13 mph
33 Clint Bowyer--127.10
1 Jamie McMurry--127.04
There was a total of six drivers that were in the 126 mph range.
F.L.I.R.
Here is the top three that were the Fastest Late in a Run.
33 Clint Bowyer--125.1
11 Denny Hamlin--124.8
88 Dale Earnhardt Jr--124.6
There was a total of nineteen drivers that were in the 124 mph range.
F.L.R.
These are the top three with the Fastest Laps Run.
33 Clint Bowyer--89
11 Denny Hamlin--31
14 Tony Stewart--29
There was a total of six drivers in the double digits.
And here is the NON CHASE drivers that finished in the top twelve.
3rd Jamie McMurry
4th Dale Earnhardt Jr
7th David Reutiman
8th Ryan Newman
10th Sam Hornish Jr
12th AJ Allmendinger
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Fines and Safety
Drivers now get fined for saying something detrimental about the sport in the heat of the moment. Maybe they should have the PR person answer any tricky questions that get asked, or just say no comment.
Drivers now get fined for a conversation on twitter. Drivers have also made comments over the team radio. Will comments on there also be subject to a fine? If a driver is having a conversation with some people or friends away from the track or during the week and makes detrimental comments, and someone in NASCAR happens to personally overhear it, will that also be subject to a fine? And will these fines also be applied to anyone that works in NASCAR, or any of the media members?
I wonder how this will address or solve the problem or "preception" of lack of integrity,throwing cautions in certain situations, cautions for certain drivers, and cautions for the benifit of the "show". I guess they better get working on a new section for the rule book, Verbage Detrimental to the Sport.
Elliot Sadler's wreck made Kasey Kahne's tree trimming wreck seem not so bad after all. Alot of people seem to put the car as the biggest safety item that saved him from serious injury or even death. I believe it was the sum of every thing involoved, car, seat, seat belts, helmet, and the HANS device. However in that wreck I'm going to put the HANS device at the top of the list. I also wonder how many people said H--- S--- when they saw it. I know I did.
I am also very curious to see how Pocono solves the infeild safety concearns around the track.
Drivers now get fined for a conversation on twitter. Drivers have also made comments over the team radio. Will comments on there also be subject to a fine? If a driver is having a conversation with some people or friends away from the track or during the week and makes detrimental comments, and someone in NASCAR happens to personally overhear it, will that also be subject to a fine? And will these fines also be applied to anyone that works in NASCAR, or any of the media members?
I wonder how this will address or solve the problem or "preception" of lack of integrity,throwing cautions in certain situations, cautions for certain drivers, and cautions for the benifit of the "show". I guess they better get working on a new section for the rule book, Verbage Detrimental to the Sport.
Elliot Sadler's wreck made Kasey Kahne's tree trimming wreck seem not so bad after all. Alot of people seem to put the car as the biggest safety item that saved him from serious injury or even death. I believe it was the sum of every thing involoved, car, seat, seat belts, helmet, and the HANS device. However in that wreck I'm going to put the HANS device at the top of the list. I also wonder how many people said H--- S--- when they saw it. I know I did.
I am also very curious to see how Pocono solves the infeild safety concearns around the track.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
racin' or wreckin'
The last restart in the Nationwide race from Gateway was good racing, right up till Edwards dumps Keselowski. It could have been anybody lined up 1st and 2nd with two laps to go and the possibilty of them getting together is usually pretty good. Then make it Keselowski and Edwards, and that makes the possibility even higher. I wondered if Edwards stays in the gas on the outside if he doesn't win any way. One of the top two dirtiest moves in racing is to turn a car from the right rear corner. Do it while the field is strung out is bad, do it in front of the whole field is even worse. The other one is to be inside of a car in the corner and then turn right and drive them into the wall.
It makes me wonder what price NASCAR is willing to let drivers and owners pay for them, just to put butts in the seats and ratings for the tv.
Apparently Marcus Smith thought that was a great ending to a race. http://espn.go.com/racing/blog/_/name/newton_david/id/5391961/have-boys-no-not-way
Maybe Mr Smith should strap in a racecar and do a full speed re-enactment of the wreck. As soon as he gets out of the car someone can stick a camera and mic in his face, and ask him, How was that?
It makes me wonder what price NASCAR is willing to let drivers and owners pay for them, just to put butts in the seats and ratings for the tv.
Apparently Marcus Smith thought that was a great ending to a race. http://espn.go.com/racing/blog/_/name/newton_david/id/5391961/have-boys-no-not-way
Maybe Mr Smith should strap in a racecar and do a full speed re-enactment of the wreck. As soon as he gets out of the car someone can stick a camera and mic in his face, and ask him, How was that?
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)