Jay

Marcos Ambrose has decided to return to Australia at the end of the season. This leaves the #9 seat open for a new driver. Who would you put in it?

Looks like Red Bull picked the right driver to replace Mark Webber. The new guy is kicking Vettel's butt. I never thought he'd be doing this well, sitting 5th in points and finishing on the podium. Anyone see this coming?

Rumor mill has Edwards leaving Roush. That only leaves a few places for Edwards to go. Penske has to be a good option, starting a full time 3rd team. JGR could start a 4th team. Maybe Kahne out at Hendrick, Edwards in? Weirder things have happened. What's your take?

After the past 2 weeks, looks like there'll be a lot less people on his Christmas card list. Guy sure knows how to be controversial.

Both Kyle and Joey are top 10 drivers. We know Kyle can win on any given day, and Joey is very consistent and becoming a threat to win more often. Can any of these guys win the Cup championship and who gets it done first?

There are some real beautiful cars coming out of the design rooms this season. Who gets the award for having the worst? I bet there'll be some do overs and nose remakes before too long.

After the first round of testing at Jerez. Kimi posted a faster lap than Alonso. It may not mean much, but still, how could Alonso allow himself to outpaced by his new teammate? Watching these two all season is going to be fun.

Montoya is pushing 40 years old, hasn't driven an open wheel car in a few years, and Indycars are much different than back when he was a winner. Can Juan manage to win a race and/ or finish in the top 5 in points? Or will he just spend the season riding around mid-pack?

Let's say Nascar heads into Homestead and it comes down to Kyle and Matt on the final lap. Do you think Busch would dump him or bump him out of the way to clinch his first Cup championship or would Kyle race cleanly?

After the events of the past few days, it's easy to overlook the 99 team and their victory at Richmond. Is this Carl's year for a Cup championship?

50 points and $300,000 plus some other stuff and probation. Only downside is apparently Clint Bowyer gets off scott free. How's that happen?

To make sure Gordon and/or Keselowski make the Chase? Sure doesn't look like either one is getting in, unless it's a wild night in Richmond. Possibly a former champion's Chase provisional?

Austin Dillon will be competing full time in the Cup series in 2014. He's driven the #3 for his whole career. Be ready, it's coming back.

Ryan Truex is planning on racing in the Bristol Cup race. His first Cup series race. Nothing like jumping right in the deep end is there? First he has to qualify, though. Do you think that's a good track to try and make your first start on? Which track would you go to? I think I'd go to Charlotte or Atlanta, some place I can put laps in without getting in the way.

Paul Menard and Jamie McMurray are the two fastest Chevy's during qualifying. Johnson's way back in 18th. Jeff Gordon starts 28th. Good thing it's a long race. Looks like those guys are going to need every lap.

This could be a huge break for someone. Who is it?

Four of them were cars built by Hendrick Motorsports. One from RCR. Wonder how happy Childress is about getting beat by a single car team? In case you don't know, Newman's car comes from Hendrick, and Kurt Busch's Furniture Row Racing Chevy is built by RCR. Looks like them Toyota boys need to step it up.

Fernando Alonso's name has been tossed out there as a possible driver for Red Bull in 2014. Ferrari hasn't built a proper F1 car in a while, so I think if Alonso had the opportunity to go there, he'd be stupid not to take it. Red Bull would be stupid to not try and get him, in my opinion. Of course having Vettel and Alonso on the same team could be another Prost/Senna disaster as well. Will Fernando stay put or jump to Red Bull?