active cup drivers who have won more than once at the world's largest,> fastest, and steepest-banked super-speedway: (cup wins at Talladega)

Are you sure Talledega is faster than Atlanta?

active cup drivers who have won more than once at the world's largest,> fastest, and steepest-banked super-speedway: (cup wins at Talladega)>

Dale Jr. 5> Jeff Gordon 3> Sterling Marlin 2> Mark Martin 2> Bill Elliott 2> Terry Labonte 2>

Hey! Two weeks ago, Texas was the fastest track. Make up yer minds,> yer drivin' me crazy.

the one track that demands NO FEAR>

active cup drivers who have won more than once at the world's largest, > fastest, and steepest-banked super-speedway: (cup wins at Talladega)>

Dale Jr. 5> Jeff Gordon 3> Sterling Marlin 2> Mark Martin 2> Bill Elliott 2> Terry Labonte 2

Junior has all of those wins due to an enormous horsepower> advantage. Back when it was obvious that the DEI cars were> the only ones that could pass without having to slingshot.

actually, one of Gordon's wins is BOGUS, the spring race last year, where > they stopped the race with 4 laps to go and gave the race to Gordon, when > Jr. was clearly going to win easily, so the score should really read:>

Dale Jr. 6> Jeff Gordon 2> Sterling Marlin 2> Mark Martin 2> Bill Elliott 2> Terry Labonte 2>

actually, one of Gordon's wins is BOGUS, the spring race last year, where> they stopped the race with 4 laps to go and gave the race to Gordon, when> Jr. was clearly going to win easily, so the score should really read:>

actually, one of Gordon's wins is BOGUS, the spring race last year, where > they stopped the race with 4 laps to go and gave the race to Gordon, when > Jr. was clearly going to win easily, so the score should really read:>

actually, one of Gordon's wins is BOGUS, the spring race last year, where > they stopped the race with 4 laps to go and gave the race to Gordon, when > Jr. was clearly going to win easily, so the score should really read:

Was that the race where many fans threw their bud cans and coolers> out onto the racetrack after nascar determined that JG was the> leader when the caution came out; thus making it impossible to> finish the race under green because of the debris?

I kind of like the "was clearly going to win easily" comment. Hell, why> even have the race, then? Let's just run ten laps, see who is doing the> best and hand out the trophies. It would save one hell of a lot of time,> wouldn't it.

You might have a career in nascar's upper management; this sounds> a lot like "the chase for the cup" ten race championship--for anyone> who knows anything about racing, the most idiotic idea ever conceived.

Was that the race where many fans threw their bud cans and coolers> out onto the racetrack after nascar determined that JG was the> leader when the caution came out; thus making it impossible to> finish the race under green because of the debris?

and NO, the debris was not what kept the race from being finished, it was> NASCAR's no red flag in last 5 laps rule,

the fans don't tend to near-riot unless the race result is truly BOGUS