

Sometimes a good day at Talladega is defined as "being able to drive the car back to the hauler under its own power."

Kyle apparently suffers from a rare form of color blindness. He has a hard time discerning yellow lines at the end of restrictor-plate races.

Denny spent more time Sunday pushing cars around the track than a switching engine in a busy freight yard.

Junior didn't get the win he wanted, but he did wind up prominently featured in all the wreck replays.

Jimmie waited all day to make his move. Unfortunately, he was moved out of the way first.

Too bad Carl was right in the middle of changing the toner cartridge when the tire let go.

Clint looked like he had a shot at it until he got FedEx-ed out of the lead draft.

With a win and two top-10 finishes on the superspeedways this season, let's just call him "Restrictor-Plate Ryan."

Driving the Red Cross car, Greg was looking for any shelter in a storm on that last lap. Unfortunately, FEMA is still processing his claim.

Kevin got bounced around more on the backstretch than the price of a gallon of gas over the last two weeks.

For your amusement?: "With this new package, it is just bumper cars. You are just getting beat to heck around every corner, every straightaway. You just keep going straight."

Sometimes you're the donut, sometimes you're the hole. In Tony's case, the hole disappeared and his car wound up with the donuts.

There at the end, Juan stuck to the leader like gum on the underside of the table.

It was just like Daytona for David -- except this time Matt Kenseth wasn't around to run into.

Sweet home, Alabama: Three of Brian's 12 career top-five finishes have come at NASCAR's biggest track.