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I personally did not think much of her comments after the first round of qualifying. The gist of what I heard was if you don't like what we are doing get your own multi million dollar team. I have become a KB fan this week. |
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Greg said he didn't like these antics but didn't he start it last year?
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Unless something un realistic occurs Anderson will claim the title.
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The dives started in the Oldsmobile days! You can guess who!
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Car#-Driver(Opp'nt)-RT-----ET---Speed-----Car#-Driver(Opp'nt)-RT----ET---Speed
4 Greg Anderson 4255 John Callahan E1 ****WINNER**** 0.071 6.549 208.68 -0.232 11.072 82.46 Qualified: #1 6.558 209.85 #16 6.852 186.23 Greg Anderson is 367 - 106 (78%) in round 1. In the last 30 years the No. 16 Pro Stock qualifier is 5 - 25 in rd. 1 at this event. This is Callahan's first round of eliminations in a Pro Stock car. He goes red to give Anderson the win. Anderson runs low E.T. of the event for the win and lane choice in the next round vs. Kramer Keep the train rollin' Greg !! |
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The KB cars have always run heads up in Eliminations, even at the expense of losing a Championship.
The ladder games are ok if you choose, but come at the expense of lane choice and the possibility of running someone you did not intend to. The opportunity to exploit the situation increases when your team has several cars entered, but only 1 car in contention for the Championship. In the past, when Jeg was also in contention, or in the case of Jason and Bo, the option for one of those teams to manipulate the outcome was almost a non issue because you weren't clear of impacting your teammate's year end points position either until the semi of final round. |
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