If they don't put plates on the cars this weekend, I will be shocked.

Someone fedup with Twitter?

nah they won't, they're only doing the 215+ entering the corners, in the corners they're dropping to usual speeds.

Twitter as a whole I'm fine with.

NASCAR supposedly shoving it down our throats and up our asses? That's a different story....

What's the over/under on drivers getting killed in the ARCA race?

Twitter as a whole I'm fine with.

NASCAR supposedly shoving it down our throats and up our asses? That's a different story....

Just heard a bit of a segment with Elliott Sadler on Sirius Speedway. He and his team seem fairly confident the Nationwide race will be very reminiscent of superspeedway racing. Could be very interesting.

Raines in the #10 at Michigan: Tony Raines is getting a second chance to drive for Tommy Baldwin Racing. Team officials confirmed Tuesday that Raines will be replacing David Reutimann in the #10 Chevy for Sunday's Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway. Raines climbed into the #36 Chevrolet at Pocono when Kurt Busch's one-race suspension created a NASCAR version of musical chairs. With Reutimann subbing for Busch, Dave Blaney moved to the #10. However, with Busch returning to Phoenix Racing, some changes to the lineup at TBR had to be made. "We had a plan with Reutimann driving for the #51," team spokesman Heather Lumpp said. "We are sticking with our plan, and Reutimann will be back in the #10 at Kentucky." Where that leaves Reutimann -- who has attempted to make every race this season -- is unclear. He's driven three times for [#93 and #73] BK Racing in 2012, but a team spokesman said there are currently no plans to add a third car to the entry list this weekend.(NASCAR.com)(6-13-20102)