gigolo george wrote:

I honestly think that HMS didn’t show all that they had. Toyota certainly turned a lot of heads. They should win a couple of races this year. And like Hot Rod said the best car doesn’t always win no matter what brand it is.

true, best doesn’t always win. But as in any type of motorsports, it helps. Case in point, Hendricks cars were the class act of the field last season. They didn’t win all the races, but it sure helped in their championship goals.

Both statements are true! This should be a fun season.

I honestly think that HMS didn’t show all that they had. Toyota certainly turned a lot of heads. They should win a couple of races this year. And like Hot Rod said the best car doesn’t always win no matter what brand it is.

true, best doesn’t always win. But as in any type of motorsports, it helps. Case in point, Hendricks cars were the class act of the field last season. They didn’t win all the races, but it sure helped in their championship goals.

“This is the biggest game of chess,” Sprint Cup director John Darby said. “All these teams are toying with each other, and no one wants to show their full hand.

i think most or all the toyota have put all of there cards on the table. how many of the other team have held back sum? i dont see them getting there first race cup victory @ daytona

and if the Toyota drivers are in the same game plan as the rest of the field, relative comparison shows they have improved. What makes you assume Toyota teams aren’t holding back also? If they are, watch out…..

i think most or all the toyota have put all of there cards on the table. how many of the other team have held back sum? i dont see them getting there first race cup victory @ daytona