Daily Archives: October 1, 2012

Fan4Racing’s Fan2Fan NASCAR Talk – October 1, 2012 Replay

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We had a great discussion & some awesome people on Monday night’s show… Listen to the replay of …                  this week’s show

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This week’s show is about…

    • Dover’s AAA 400 – The good, the bad and the ugly
    • NASCAR’s Wave Around Rule – Should it be changed?
    • Talladega’s up next – winners & losers in this wild card race of the Chase
    • Top-three championship contenders – Keselowski, Hamlin, Johnson – Can anyone else break into top-three?
    • What’s up with Roush Fenway Racing?
    • Q&A Tech Talk with Rich
    • Andrew’s race day at NHMS
    • Tell us what racing related topic you want to talk about on Fan4Racing’s Fan2Fan NASCAR Talk

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September 10, 2012
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September 24, 2012

October 1, 2012

Power of the Wave Around

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By Jordan Dodson

In 2009, when NASCAR implemented double file restarts they also implemented the wave around rule. The purpose of the rule was to make sure leaders would start at the front on every restart.

Based on the rule, lap down drivers can choose not to pit under a yellow flag while the leaders pit, to gain a lap back. At times this can lead to several cars taking a wave around, under a yellow flag, after getting caught a lap down with an untimely caution. Continue reading →

Keselowski Conquers the Monster Mile

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Keselowski celebrates his 2nd 2012 Chase win at Dover
Photo – Associated Press

By Jason Schultz

The Chase is all about winning – contenders need a few wins to win the championship – and now Brad Keselowski has two wins, three races into the Chase.

Keselowski didn’t lead a single lap until there were ten laps to go but, in the end, Keselowski brought home the victory.

Fuel Mileage cost several drivers a shot at victory, including the dominant car of the day, Kyle Busch. Busch led over 200 laps Sunday afternoon in Dover but having to pit with just eleven laps to go, cost him the victory he had earned with a dominate performance.

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