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Reader’s Voice – 2005 NEXTEL Cup top ten predictions revealed
Nikki Krone · Tuesday February 15, 2005
Every year about this time, we here at The Frontstretch put our collective NASCAR brains together to predict who will end up on stage at the Waldorf in November. Sometimes we hit it right, and sometimes we flat out miss it. This week, our 2005 picks are being revealed.
But this year we wanted to do something different. This year we wanted to challenge ourselves. That’s why we asked you, our loyal and faithful Frontstretch readers, to submit your own picks for the final Top 10 of the 2005 season, to see if you could do better, or worse, than us.
You’ve responded to the challenge, and now YOUR picks are being revealed.
10th – Greg Biffle
9th – Kurt Busch
8th – Kasey Kahne
7th – Tony Stewart
6th – Ryan Newman
5th – Jamie McMurray
4th – Mark Martin
3rd – Dale Earnhardt Jr.
2nd – Jimmie Johnson
And your pick for the 2005 NEXTEL Cup Champion is"¦
Jeff Gordon
Thanks to all who sent in their picks. In just nine months, we will find out who’s more NASCAR savvy: You or us.
*Honorable mentions (drivers receiving at least 1 vote): Dale Jarrett, Matt Kenseth, Rusty Wallace, Jeff Burton, Kevin Harvick, Elliott Sadler, Bobby Labonte, Casey Mears, Michael Waltrip, Sterling Marlin, Carl Edwards, Brian Vickers, Kyle Busch, and Joe Nemechek.
Still haven’t joined the Frontstretch Forums? Here’s a peek at what you’re
missing this week:
How do you feel about A.J. Allmendinger’s release from Red Bull Racing?
Are you surprised to see Paul Menard leaving DEI?
If you’d prefer to stay out of controversial NASCAR topics, feel free to join us in The Infield, where we talk about everything from politics to stick and ball sports to jokes and odd news from around the world.
And for those of you that might visit The Frontstretch Forums to kill time, feel free to join in our Games forum. It’s the perfect place to waste away countless hours playing word association, hangman, and much, much more.
Click here to join the forums and tell us what you think. Don’t miss out on a chance to share your opinion with a growing community of fans just like you!
Message Board Quote of the Week: “I don’t see how Rusty + DEI + COT = competitive on the racetrack in 2009. I do see how Rusty could hook a sponsor, though, which DEI needs more than ever with Paul Menard leaving and taking the Menards money with him.” Scott B on rumors that Rusty Wallace would be making a return to NASCAR behind the wheel of a DEI-owned machine
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