Th84 - Long time!

JV will probbably do fine at Talladega, if he can make the field (should be hard to do).

He's hugely experienced at oval racing, Indy 500 champ. Is this the best place to learn... probably not. But Gordon doesn't need to get his panties in a bunch...

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Th84 - Long time!

JV will probbably do fine at Talladega, if he can make the field (should be hard to do).

He's hugely experienced at oval racing, Indy 500 champ. Is this the best place to learn... probably not. But Gordon doesn't need to get his panties in a bunch...

Boris Said's trying too. But we really cant say about Villeneuve's chances because the quality of Bill Davis Racing cars are so diverse.

You have Dave Blaney's #22 which is probably the best toyota in the NASCAR field right now. But then you have Jeremy Mayfield's #36 who can barely qualify.

We really dont know how good the #27 is.

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Boris Said's trying too. But we really cant say about Villeneuve's chances because the quality of Bill Davis Racing cars are so diverse.

You have Dave Blaney's #22 which is probably the best toyota in the NASCAR field right now. But then you have Jeremy Mayfield's #36 who can barely qualify.

We really dont know how good the #27 is.

The 36 was just a disaster, team wasnt ready at all, cant build a team and a manufacture at the same time, 22 group has been together for ages. I hope mayfeild finds something better and davis learned a bit of a lesson, not that that one is too repeatable

"I get excited about being out there on the track with guys like [Jacques] and Juan that have won the Indy 500 and Formula One championships," Earnhardt said. "That's awesome for me to be out there racing hard with them. Jacques doesn't have much experience in these cars, but he's a world champ -- he'll do OK."

- Dale Earnhardt Jr. #8 Budweiser Chevy