Now, however, I think I'm beginning to change my mind. I know we've got Talladega coming right up next week, but a 118 point lead? And 4th place is a whole race behind in points? I've got to say, whatever you think about the man himself, Jimmie's chances are looking reeeeal good right now. Before this race, I think it was a little premature to say that, but as of Martinsville, I think it's safe to say that Jimmie is in all likelihood going to take that 4th championship in a row.
Here's what Chad had to say about the race (from CBS Sports):
"You can win them all, for sure. But it's very difficult to do. For us to come home second, another top five, I'm really pleased." "We had a good car. We had a great car in practice and thought we had a car that was capable of winning the race and we did. We didn't get it just right at the end of the race." "There were points in that race where we were by far the fastest car. You just can't win them at all, as much I would like to beat the person that had to have said that."
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A couple of articles from this week:
- Jimmie Johnson and Chad Knaus: Racing Outside the Nascar Rulebook? (BleacherReport.com) Yet more accusations of cheating...this time it's supposedly breaking rules NASCAR doesn't even have. I LOVE the pic they found to go with the article, though - I have to say, that devilish grin does make him look like he's capable of just about anything, hehehe.
- Revealed at last: the secret origin of Chad Knaus! (Yahoo! Sports) Cute title, but nothing the casual fan didn't already know about him
- Hamlin holds off Johnson for Martinsville victory (Motorsport.com) More Jimmie- than Chad-related, but has some interesting comments from Denny about racing the 48
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