Week 21 Commentary

A return trip to Pocono did not go as planned for many racers, with tire wear and old fashioned luck derailing many drivers.  In our last trip to Pocono, Kasey Kahne had one of the fastest cars but engaged the wall and finished poorly.

Not on Sunday, as Kahne got by Jimmie Johnson on a restart and won going away for his second win of the season.

CF Canes won the week, followed by Dr. Jerry Punch, Team BC, Lucky Penny and Team Wolf.

There were not a lot of moves within the top fifteen, but plenty everywhere else.  However, the moves were not big.  Punch, CF Canes and D&D Racing move up the most, while only The Blue Deuce and Team Taser fell more than three positions.

Glynn continues on point, with  88 AMPS, Man In Black Racing, Mama's Boy and Mountain Boy rounding out the top five.

Big news this week as Tony Stewart broke his leg in a Sprint Car crash, which will sideline him for approximately one month and remove him from Chase contention. That opens up another spot for those seek entrance. Max Papis will pilot the #14 Chevrolet SS at Watkins Glen. No word on who might substitute moving forward.

Please join us for our MIDSEASON PARTY at The Belle Isle Bayou on Sunday as we cut them loose at Watkins Glen International Speedway, our final road course event of the season.  We will gather beginning at noon and go until the gas runs out.  Belle Isle Bayou is located on the northwest corner of Conway Road and Hoffner Avenue.

We do have a very small number of racers who I have not caught up with yet regarding entry fees.  Please come prepared to pay at the party, for as you appreciate, those who don't settle up will be on their own tab.
See you at The Belle Isle Bayou for Bud at The Glen!