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  1.   Patrick posted:
  09.27.2008 - 9:10 pm
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Bobby Hillin Jr's first nascar race in nearly 8 years since he retired
in 2000.


  2.   hyltonfan58 posted:
  09.27.2008 - 10:20 pm
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Best career finishes for Scott Lagasse Jr. and Jennifer Cobb.

Bobby Hillin Jr. returns to NASCAR and wrecks twice.


  3.   WallaceFan posted:
  09.27.2008 - 11:10 pm
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Mark Martin took a pretty hard hit. He spun out and pancaked the wall
with his drivers side. He was in the car for awhile and finally got out.
He then attempted to walk down the track but had to sit down for a
minute. He looked pretty shook up.
Kyle Busch had a hard head on hit to the wall also. Busch was slowing
down to pit and Mike Bliss ran into the back of him.
Good job to Hamlin winning this one. Harvick had the best car but had
battery problems.


  4.   WallaceFan posted:
  09.27.2008 - 11:11 pm
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Tough day for Steve. Qualified mid pack like usual, had a top 15 car
during practices. He was driving good but blew an engine 15 laps in. He
seemed content in his interview and showed some nice maturity.

Pretty exicted for the Talladega race coming up. He was running top 5
there in the Spring untill he was caught up in the infamous Kevin Lepage
accident.


  5.   RaceFanX posted:
  09.28.2008 - 10:07 am
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Mike Bliss' crew chief (I think it was Marc Reno) comments to Bliss over
the radio that "There's a big lineup at our souvenir trailer. You're a
hero for spinning Kyle Busch." Bliss and the #1 Chevy team don't
actually have a souvenir trailer.


  6.   Anonymous posted:
  09.28.2008 - 11:03 am
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WallaceFan,

Talladega is not coming up on the Nationwide Schedule. Nationwide gets a
week off.

The Truck and cup series are racing in Talladega next week.


  7.   WallaceFan posted:
  09.28.2008 - 11:24 am
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Sorry about my post up there, no second Talladega race for the Busch Series.

Bliss also commented that he only wished that it was intentional when he
spun him.


  8.   Jimmy John posted:
  09.28.2008 - 8:13 pm
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Here's how the points would look after Race 5 of 10 if the Chase format
was used to determine the NNS Champion. I explained why I have 13
drivers listed on the NNS Michigan comments.

1 Clint Bowyer 5820
2 Kyle Busch 5793
3 Carl Edwards 5757
4 Brad Keselowski 5684
5 David Ragan 5684
6 Mike Bliss 5683
7 David Stremme 5674
8 Jason Keller 5575
9 David Reutimann 5572
10 Jason Leffler 5564
11 Marcos Ambrose 5563
12 Mike Wallace 5536
13 Steve Wallace 5498

This is just for fun, I calculated the points myself with nothing better
to do with my spare time. Just thought I would do this to answer the
"What if the Nationwide Series used the Chase Format in 2008" question
for anyone else who had wondered that also.


  9.   DaleJrFan17 posted:
  10.07.2008 - 11:43 am
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Two straight weeks Sheppy gets great finishes!


  10.   Brandon posted:
  01.04.2009 - 6:13 pm
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"The Blind Guy" Bobby Hillin is back.


  11.   CBASS posted:
  01.26.2013 - 7:25 am
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  12.   TeamDCR fan posted:
  10.09.2016 - 8:49 pm
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Hillin's return in this race was even more random than Greg Sacks at
Daytona in 2010


  13.   Wil posted:
  02.19.2019 - 8:01 am
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Mark Martin's crash in this race is lost amongst the hardest crashes of
all time, I would have been curious to see the G-force number. About as
hard as you can pancake the wall on the drivers side, Mark likely
wouldn't be with us if this crash occurred 10 years prior. He was
knocked out by the crash and was dazed walking to the ambulance, but
turned out okay.


  14.   Pollinracingpodcast posted:
  02.19.2019 - 9:15 am
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@13 I also think Mark's conditioning and staying in shape also played a
role in him not being injured as well.


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