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The Chase is shaping up to be as exciting as it was last year so far. Today at Dover really shook things up.

 

So who are you pulling for over the final 8?

 

I've always been a Mark Martin fan. So I'm hoping he's able to pull off a "sleeper" in this last stretch. :dupe:

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Rusty Wallace.

 

I've been a Rusty fan since he beat DW in The Winston in 1989 - first race I ever watched.

 

If he can't do it I guess I'd go for Martin, since he's always been so close and never got it and he's a clean driver.

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Anyone but a Roush driver,I can't stand Jack Roush and his crybaby ways.

I guess I'm pullin' for Stewart or Johnson because there drivin' Chevy's :dupe:

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Anyone but a Roush driver,I can't stand Jack Roush and his crybaby ways.

I guess I'm pullin' for Stewart or Johnson because there drivin' Chevy's :cheers:

 

 

 

:chevy::cheers:

 

yea, since Jr. didn't make it in I'm in the same boat

 

...oh yea, and Stroker Ace can take Cole Trickle any day!! Watch out for Kenny Rogers and his Six Pack though...

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#1 I'M FOR SMOKE

THEN IF THAT DOESN'T WORK THEN I'M FOR A CHEVY TO WIN, BUT THE ONLY PROBLEM WITH THAT IS JIMMY (PUTTING THE BLAME ON SOMEONE ELSE ****) JOHNSON IS THE ONLY ONE ELSE WITH A CHEVY SO THE NEXT PERSON I WOULD LIKE TO SEE IS

#2 RUSTY SINCE HE IS A HOME TOWN BOY (STL)

#3 CARL EDWARD MO BOY

#4 MARTIN

#5 KENSETH

#6 MAYFIELD

#7 NEWMAN

#8 BIFFLE

#9 BUSH

AND LAST AND MOST DEFIANTLY LEAST

#10 JIMMY (PUTTING THE BLAME ON SOMEONE ELSE ****) JOHNSON

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