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It's a website used by multiple NASCAR drivers and I just forget the name of it. Roush Fenway group runs the site but there's no actual Cup cars in the game.

Should we make a will, power of attorney, living will? We have a home with a mortgage and we both already have life insurance. Is it common to have a will or anything like that?

I think there is something else I forget what it's called I could get. But should I have a will, or just make someone power of attorney, or is there something else we should have? We have a home with a mortgage, one child, life insurance for both of us.

I used to have Nascar Racing 2 and loved it, Where could I find 2003 to buy and play on the computer?

Gee where have I seen this question before?

What's the best name in Nascar history?

I go to Thompson and Waterford Speedbowl all the time and sometimes Jack Arute's Stafford Motor Speedway all in Connecticut. The modifides rule in CT but get no love outside the Northeast. I always wait for Mike Joy to make a comment on Thompson or Stafford every week he announces a race.

He was a good driver but injuries slowed him up. He was in the top 10 in Cup points when he was in that nasty Busch Series crash in 2001. He's raced trucks with little success and this year ran some Busch East. He wants a shot at a marquee car but with so many young guys coming up I don't see it happening.

He looks like a bright prospect what does everyone think? (His NASCAR Now appearance does not, but I'll give you the Sports Illustrated appearance)

Whether it's at the track or meeting a driver somewhere, I'm just curious. I'll share mine when I pick my favorite.

He's earned none of the respect he's gotten and he can't take care of an engine. And don't tell me it's a conspiracy by Teresa to rig his engines. There's too much money involved in so many ways for that to even be considered true. Hendrick might give him a bump and he should make the Chase one of these years but he'll never be a Champion. He is a good racer but engines are not indestructable and the good drivers make sure they have an engine at the end of the race.

I mean 95% of the NASCAR answers are pulled out of their u-know-what. Either research your answer a little or have been a pre-Nextel fan and remember a rule or two from then.