Batmanrr did pretty good this past weekend to score 1884 points, the second highest weekly total this season, with four win picks and none of the remaining three worse than third.  Darned impressive.  My score sucked.

Congratulations to DelanieC on winning the RD#18 autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead by tiebreaker over three other players including Speed Center's Adam Alexander, who is pulling away in the SPEED Celebrity League.  And kudos to Richard Childress for establishing the Kyle Busch Educational Fund with a $150,000 donation.

Congratulations to 4Wendy on scoring the most points for RD#14 and winning an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead.  The winning owner named his team after his wife and scored big for her on Mother's Day.  We should all be so lucky.

Congratulations to THEEWJEARNHARDTS from Lindenhurst, IL on scoring the most points for RD#12 and winning an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead!

Congratulations to Road America on scoring a whopping 1727 points to win an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead and here's a nod to a couple of SPEED ringers, Gregg Leary and Tom Sneva, who scored in the top 10 this weekend.

Congratulations to Red Wings on scoring the most points for RD#10 to win an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead.  The hockey fan from Michigan picked every race winner plus two runners-up to score 1905 -- a mighty respectable total.  Nice picks, Ryan.

Congratulations to map racer on scoring the most points for both big paper clip races and winning an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead.  He's also in the lead for the April monthly winner prize -- one of only 10 custom Wind Tunnel dirt modified collectibles from American Diecast Company!

Congratulations to the Iceman on picking nothing but firsts and seconds this weekend to score 1893 points and win an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead.

Congrats to Johnnieace on scoring the most points this weekend and winning an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead!

Congratulations to Matthew from good old Allentown, PA on winning the autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead for most points in RD#6.  Since Matt updated his account with contact info it is actually possible to ship it to him.  Smart guy.

Congratulations to Tsl seahwak for scoring the most points in RD#5 to theoretically (we have no shipping info or a name) win an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead.  How did he (or she) do it?  By not starting Kyle Busch!

Congratulations to MamaZavs for scoring the most points this round to win a Bobblehead and to cos racing for scoring the most points in February to win collectible Autocourse and Motocourse books from Motorbooks.

Congrats to MADSPENCE on winning the Dave Despain -autographed Bobblehead for most points in RD#3 ... even with a big zero for Jimmie Johnson!

Congralations to AfterburnrGTC on scoring the most points for the Cup only Bud Shootout round.  And guess what?  The Bobbleheads are in!

Tonight's the deadline for starters for Saturday night's Bud Shootout and grid spots will be determined by random draw this evening.  Don't miss this recipe for disaster opportunity, televised live on SPEED at 8:30 EST.

If you're looking for info about our 2011 NHRA or Roush Fenway games we have no information yet.   But we know the Super 7 Sweep game is back, we're still going to run our drag racing game and we might even publish a couple more contests guaranteed to make watching your favorite sport a bit more interesting. 

For seven years MotorSportsPromos has run seven different Roush Fenway fantasy games under the You Pick 'Em Challenge umbrella and we're looking forward to coming back in 2011 -- but this time with a twist.

Congratulations to misplaced on winning the final weekly winner spot and a 1/24th scale RCCA Elite Dale Earnhardt Jr. diecast and Lifetime RCCA Membership from Lionel NASCAR Collectables PLUS the last entry on our still-waiting-on-the-Bobbleheads list.

Congratulations to Harrisburg, PA's JJandTommysDaddy for scoring the most points for RD#42 and winning an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead and a 1/24 scale RCCA Elite Kurt Busch No. 2 Miller Dodge collectible.  

Congratulations to mook3786 from West Falls, NY on scoring the most Super 7 Sweep points this week to win the 1/24th scale RCCA Elite Jeff Gordon diecast and a life RCCA membership from Lionel NASCAR.

Congratulations to geemen from Hamden, CT on scoring the most points for RD#40 and to ou8sloppyracin from Lancaster, PA on winning the Forza Xbox for scoring the most points in October.

Congrats to Port Charlotte, Florida's Superbird70 on scoring the most points for RD#39 to win an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead -- eventually -- plus an F1 2010 video game!

Jamie McMurray added Charlotte to his list of best tracks to win at, especially in one season, and Keselowski took the Nationwide win to give Dodge a NNS heads up for 2011.

Congratulations to Team Graygoose on scoring the most points for RD#37 to win, via tiebreaker over deemouseracing, an autographed Dave Despain Bobblehead AND an F1 2010 game. 

Kudos and congratulations to three Super 7 Sweep teams this weekend:  Team Skidmarks, who also won the Regular Season Championship scored the most points for RD#36 while Hotlanta clinced the most-points-in-ALMS title and Rockstar Racing won the IndyCar -only championship.  

Kahne, Menard put RPM on Cup front row at Kansas, Franchitti and Dixon do the same for Ganassi at Homestead, Logano and Kyle give Joe Gibbs Racing one-two Nationwide start and Team Peugeot leads field at Petit Le Mans.  Now that's team works.

Congratulations to Debbiev14 on scoring the most Super 7 Sweep points this weekend to win both a Bobblehead AND a 1/18 scale NART Ferrari 412p, and an attaboy to Opeth-1 on earning the most points in September to win a rare (1 of 412 made) practice version of that same NART Le Mans Ferrari 412p!

Dover polesitter Jimmie Johnson top Cup pick, Kyle and Brad split in Nationwide, the Red Bulls are fastest in Singapore, Clint Bowyer kept the win but lost 150 pts after NASCAR tore down his car and Kyle's not racing in Vegas, even if a lot of players started him. Bummer.

Congratulations to Lockrey Racing on scoring the most points in RD#34 by picking nothing but podiums and who would have thought drivers like Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart, Mark Martin and Joey Logano would be shut out of FMFL points in the first round of the 2010 Chase?

Congrats to CrystalBeachRacing on winning Top Dawg honors for most points this past weekend and how 'bout a shoutout to Lockrey Racing on winning the first '10 Series points championship by scoring 9052 in Rolex picks only.  Good job to both.

The Chase field is pretty much set so the last race before they start keeping track of championship points next week might be missing some drama.  Wait.  It's Richmond. Never mind

Congratulations to TheCambyManCan on picking three of four winners and scoring the most points for RD#32 to win a limited edition GMP 1/18th scale Pontiac Judge Super Stock collectible.  Condolences to Mark Martin, Ryan Newman, Jamie Mac, Kasey Kahne, Dale Jr., Juan Pablo and David Reutimann on missing the chase.  And a genuine "You Stay Classy" wish to Kyle Busch for his unscheduled appearance in Victory Lane to talk to the Onion.

What a weekend -- and not just for the racers.  Congrats to nascarf1fano1 on winning Top Dawg honors for most points for the round, and kudos to 'hoos' on taking Monthly honors to earn a Mario Andretti Racing School Qualifier package.  But the big applause is reserved for Team Skidmarks, the winner of the Super 7 Sweep regular season contest, who will soon receive a Steve Kinser Outlaw r/c sprint car from CustomWorks autographed by Steve Kinser and Tony Stewart.

The news that GMP has provided three classic quarter-mile collectibles from back in the day (the Tin Indian Knafel Pontiac Judge, Bob Ford 427 Thunderbolt and the Magic Muffler Fiat fuel altered) as September Super 7 Sweep weekly prizes has sparked a thought or three about drag racing, the NHRA and the sport's health (cough) and future.  This is worth exactly what you are paying.

Kyle Busch has put his name at the top of an all new page in the record book after becoming the very first NASCAR racer to win all three touring series races in one weekend.   Move over, Neil Armstrong.  Rowdy Busch has the right stuff too.

Kyle Busch shows the way in trucks at Bristol, Ambrose signs to drive RPM Fords in 2011, Texas Terry's coming back to NASCAR and its hurry up and wait in IndyCar

Kevin Harvick won the Sunday Sprint Cup race at Michigan with more Fords (six) than Chevy's or Toyota's (five each) in the FMFL top 16 with Edwards, Biffle and Kenseth third, fourth and fifth.  What a nice way for Jack Roush to be greeted on his return to the track.

Word on Pit Road is the curious Chevy decision allowing Kasey Kahne to go to Toyota, the NASCAR 2011 schedule changes and Honda making it official re: an all new HPD turbo V6 for the IndyCar series.  Then there's that Roush Yates Ford ALMS announcement, which brings up one very good suggestion courtesy Miller's Mailbag and Marshall Pruett.

Eight players tied for most points for this weekend's RD#28 of the Wind Tunnel Super 7 Sweep fantasy game and congrats to ZOOMZOOMZOOM on winning a SPEED t-shirt (the Bobbleheads are still on backorder) by tiebreaker from most points from the previous weekend.

Congratulations to MakeMeaSandwich on scoring 1853 pts. to earn Top Dawg honors for RD#27 and kudos to Village Idiot on winning the Super 7 Sweep monthly prize for July, a rare (1 of 10) Wind Tunnel dirt modified diecast from American Diecast Company.

The Nationwide series is on the brink of irrelevancy, i.e. fewer entries, less sponsorship and more start 'n parkers thanks to its complete domination by Cup teams for the past few years. Here's what one fan thinks NASCAR should do about it.

Carl and Brad are on probation, Sebastien and Mark are putting on the good face for Red Bull, Cup returns to the Brickyard for what could be one of the series' final appearances, the ALMS is in action at Lime Rock and the Will Power show is at Edmonton. Which favorite or three will bring heartache with a no points result this weekend?

Something tells me this will not be a weekend like last, with the favorites in most of the races scoring nada, so that tiebreaker rule may come into play Sunday night. 

Love ya Scott Speed but you belong in IndyCars.  Love ya Richard Petty but you belong in church, lighting candles and praying for a miracle.  And love ya NHRA drag racing but you need to do something about safety at what's supposed to be the slow end of the race track.

"Anything different is good"  -- Bill Murray as Phil Connors in Groundhog Day