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Thursday, November 24, 2011

LASTCAR.info Store

(1) White LASTCAR.info cap (NewEra 39THIRTY FlexFit) like the one I wear at the races. Hat proudly displays the LASTCAR.info logo in red.
$34.99 (includes shipping to U.S.) in one of two styles: FlexFit or FlexFit Mesh Back

(2) "J.D.: The Life and Death of a Forgotten NASCAR Legend." Paperback published by Waldorf Publishing. Autographed and personalized by the author at no extra cost. Limited quantities available. For eBook and audiobook formats, plus other retailers where it can be found, click here.

(3) eBay Store for loose 1:64 scale "blind bags," LASTCAR.info bumper stickers, and more at this link.

(4) LASTCAR.info T-Shirts, apparel, and notebook stickers. Available on RedBubble.com.
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(5) LASTCAR.info Cup Series Year-By-Year (eBook only). Contains year-by-year Cup Series last-place statistics from 1949 to present. Includes free yearly updates.
$3.99

(6) LASTCAR.info XFINITY and Truck Series Expansion Pack (eBook only). Contains year-by-year XFINITY and Truck Series statistics from 1982 to present. Includes free yearly updates.
$3.99

(7) LASTCAR.info's Formulast One (eBook only). Contains year-by-year last-place statistics from Formula One from 1950 to present. Includes free yearly updates.
$2.99

(8) LASTCAR.info Track Guide (eBook only). Contains track-by-track last-place statistics for the Cup Series through 2020.
FREE

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by Brock Beard

40 drivers start a NASCAR Cup Series race. 38 fill the grid in the XFINITY Series. 36 take the green in Trucks. Yet, even when the field is short, only a handful of these stories are ever told.

The mission of LASTCAR.info is to fill in these missing pieces one week at a time, especially regarding the least-covered racers in motorsports - the last-place finishers.

Since 2009, LASTCAR.info has covered the untold "race" for the most last-place finishes in NASCAR history - and, in doing so, continues to chronicle the trials and triumphs of those who race for something as meaningful as victory: survival.

New NASCAR articles and statistical updates are added following each Monster Energy NASCAR Cup, XFINITY, and Truck Series race weekend, plus driver features, historical retrospectives, editorials, and more.

E-Mail: brockbeard@gmail.com

Twitter: @LASTCARonBROCK

LASTCAR's Official Definition of a "Last-Place Finisher" (LPF)

For LASTCAR purposes, including rankings and statistics, a “last-place finisher” (LPF) shall be defined as any single NASCAR driver who, after earning a starting spot in the field for a NASCAR-sanctioned points-paying race against other NASCAR Cup, XFINITY, or Truck Series drivers, was at race’s conclusion classified as the last-ranked qualified driver in the field for said race. This classification must be recognized on official NASCAR results, or failing this, by a preponderance of unofficial sources. Only one driver can be classified as the LPF for any single NASCAR-sanctioned race.

So long as the above is met, the LPF can be any one driver classified as such for any reason, including but not limited to (1) a “did not start,” that is, an entrant who qualifies for a starting spot in the race, but for any reason is subsequently unable to start the event, including a post-qualifying driver switch if it is still recognized as the LPF in the results (2) an entrant who encounters an event once the race has started which prevents the driver from finishing ahead of any other qualified entrants, including both DNFs and a driver who finishes under power but laps down, (3) a decision to “start and park” the driver’s entry, (4) a disqualification handed down by NASCAR and/or track officials that subsequently classifies the driver in the final position behind the unofficial LPF.

LASTCAR shall not consider the LPF as anything else, including but not limited to (1) the lowest-ranked driver who finishes the race under power, (2) the fastest driver who does not qualify for the event in question, (3) a driver who was originally the LPF, but sometime after the race was usurped for the spot by a disqualified entrant NASCAR and/or track officials classified as the official LPF, (4) a driver who may be categorized as finishing last for exhibition events (these entrants shall be ranked only in the rankings for that event, and not commingled with LPFs).

In the rare event where official results or a preponderance of unofficial results are later updated with more accurate information about who was the LPF for that event, LASTCAR rankings and statistics shall be updated to reflect that change.

Thursday, November 24, 2011

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