PRINT
EMAIL
MOST POPULAR
SHARE
- The Color of GloryTheir big sails bellying and sleek hulls gleaming, America's 12-meter yachts are in the final stretch for a great cup and destinySeptember 08, 1958
- TWO LONG CLOUTS AND A ROUTKansas City Manager Whitey Herzog was sitting in the visitors' dugout at Yankee Stadium early last Saturday evening when the scoreboard showed...Larry Keith | October 16, 1978
- Who's Hot Who's NotWho's HotJanuary 31, 2011
ODDS: 3--1 16th MARCOS AMBROSE 706 points Like the drivers below him, Ambrose can only make the Chase by finding his way to Victory Lane. The Aussie, who won in August on the road course at Watkins Glen International, is a specialist on tracks that feature both left and right turns. Unfortunately for him, Richmond is a .75-mile oval. ODDS: 30--1 17th RYAN NEWMAN 697 points Of all the Chase long shots, Newman has the best chance to sneak in. Six of his 16 career wins have come on short tracks that have characteristics similar to Richmond's. One thing working against Newman: His last season with more than one win was 2004.   |
Most Popular
Stories
|
|||
|
|
 |
TM & © 2013 Time Inc. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved.
Terms under which this service is provided to you. Read our privacy guidelines, your California privacy rights, and ad choices
 . |
 |