I think two wins automatically qualify a driver for the Chase - I could be wrong

He is a top flight driver. The reality of this sport is the top 12 or so drivers are only separated by equipment and pit stops~

Ok kyle had a right rear going down the final laps. That explains the fall.

Oh, Kyle had a RR tire going down. That explains the dropoff.

WEIRD

Kyle cut a tire and subsequently it had 12 lbs of air in it.

Home Depot left JGR at the wrong time...Dollar General is gaining valuable brand exposure and awareness.

Jeff Gluck ‏@jeff_gluck 14m

Dave Rogers answered questions on behalf of Kyle, says Kyle “thinks the world of Kasey Kahne.”

Kyle wrecking Kasey three times is getting old.

Isn't Husky Home Depot's brand of tools?

I thought they were the jeans I was wearing. :shrug:

I think that's "Rustler" lol

Yes Home depot is still part of JGR. Husky is a product line of Home Depot just like kobalt is to Lowes.

I am not familar with tools. However, I know more about face foundations and cosmetic creams. :D

Home Depot was the sole sponsor of the #20 car since Tony Stewart moved to Cup in the late '90s.

I remember reading HD left JGR because they were disappointed with Logano's performance in the #20 - as the car of rival Lowe's driven by Jimmie Johnson won five championships.

I am not sure which retailer is larger - Home Depot or Lowe's. Although, both companies are listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

Primary sponsorship in Cup cost from $35 to $45 million - So, you got to win.

Edit: Sponsorship in Formula 1 pays over a reported $150 to $200 million annually. UPS sponsors Ferrari - Normally, a car requires the help of over 100 people travel to the race. Then again, F1 is the world’s most recognizable racing teams - Up to a billion people watch each race worldwide.

This is the reason I don't support Home Depot.

http://action.afa.net/item.aspx?id=2147496231