I don't think I have ever thrown my pick to win the race out there after qualifying and I was looking forward to doing it this week. But as luck would have it, qualifying got rained out and the field will be set by point standings. Oh, well.
I am 0-for-18 this year in trying to pick the winner of a race. I'm not going to give up trying though.
My pick this week to win at Chicagoland will be Matt Kenseth. In two of the past three races here he has led most laps. He has also finished second twice in the same span of three years.
I am going with Smoke. Edwards and JR. will race for the finish with him.
Posted by Ms. Boogiity July 11, 2008 01:11 PM
I'll try again. I am still having problems with the website and Bump Draft, posting. Hope no one else is. SMOKE will win. My guy, Edwards, will give him a run for his money.
Posted by Ms. Boogiity July 11, 2008 01:14 PM
I also pick Tony. I have been reading through predictions from sportscasters and they all either picked Smoke or Rowdy with an occasional Harvick and Kahne thrown in. One said baring an intervention by the mob, Kyle will be the winner in Chicago and will probably win 6-10 more races this year. Wow!
I wonder what disaster will strike Biffle this week. He was fastest in practice.
Let's go racing, Boys! Who else wants to predict the winner?
Posted by Ms. Boogiity July 12, 2008 10:19 AM
Are you guys delirious?
Kyle Busch won!
The guy is talented, aggresive, funny and ON FIRE!
Kyle is determined to win it all!
Jr needs to sit back and be skooled!
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