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We may have to rename our pool the “Trussell NASCAR Pool” as a Trussell has won for the third consecutive week. This weeks Pizza Factory NASCAR pool winner is David Trussell. Here are David’s picks for the Russ Friedman 400 (5/02).

1. Jeff Gordon – 8 pts
2. Denny Hamlin – 14 pts
3. Mark Martin – 5 pts
4. Tony Stewart – 2 pts
5. Jimmie Johnson – 36 pts

Trussell had a total of 65 points to win an extra-large two topping pizza from the Pizza Factory. Points are awarded on where the drivers you pick actually finish the race, so the object of the pool is to have the fewest possible points.
Kyle Busch was the winner of the Russ Friedman 400 at Richmond International Raceway. The next NASCAR event is the Southern 500 presented by GoDaddy.com at Darlington Raceway, Saturday, May 9th. Get your picks in before the race begins. 
Apologies from the Lassen Sports Network for the delay in posting this weeks winner. The pizza will still be hot, I promise.

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For the second week in a row, Ann Trussell is the Pizza Factory NASCAR pool winner. Here are Ann’s picks for the Aaron’s 499 (4/26).

1. Dale Earnhardt Jr. – 2 pts
2. Tony Stewart – 23 pts
3. Kurt Busch – 6 pts
4. Greg Biffle – 7 pts
5. Jimmie Johnson – 30 pts

Trussell had a total of 68 points to win an extra-large two topping pizza from the Pizza Factory. It wasn’t even close after Ann. Points are awarded on where the drivers you pick actually finish the race, so the object of the pool is to have the fewest possible points.
Brad Keselowski was the winner of the Aaron’s 499 at Talladega Superspeedway. The next NASCAR event is the Russ Friedman 400 at Richmond International Raceway, Saturday, May 2nd. Get your picks in before the race begins.

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Ann Trussell is the winner of this weeks Pizza Factory NASCAR pool. Here are Ann’s picks for the Subway Fresh Fit 500 (4/18).

1. Kurt Busch – 3 pts
2. Greg Biffle – 5 pts
3. Kyle Busch – 17 pts
4. Mark Martin – 1 pt
5. Carl Edwards – 10 pts

Trussell had a total of 36 points to win an extra-large two topping pizza from the Pizza Factory. Past winner, Susan Murchison was a close second with 38 points. Points are awarded on where the drivers you pick actually finish the race, so the object of the pool is to have the fewest possible points.
Mark Martin was the winner of the Subway Fresh Fit 500 at Phoenix International Raceway. The next NASCAR event is the Aaron’s 499 at Talladega Superspeedway, Sunday, April 26th. Get your picks in before the race begins.

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David Trussell is the winner of this weeks Pizza Factory NASCAR pool. Here are David’s picks for the Samsung 500 (4/05).

1. Jeff Gordon – 1 pt (-10 points for picking the race winner).
2. Jimmie Johnson – 2 pts
3. Carl Edwards – 10 pts
4. Kyle Busch – 18 pts
5. Tony Stewart – 4 pts

Trussell had a total of 25 points to win an extra-large two topping pizza from the Pizza Factory. Points are awarded on where the drivers you pick actually finish the race, so the object of the pool is to have the fewest possible points.
Jeff Gordon was the winner of the Samsung 500 at Texas Motor Speedway. The next NASCAR event is the Subway Fresh Fit 500 at Phoenix International Raceway, Saturday, April 18th. Get your picks in before the race begins.

Susan Murchison is the winner of this weeks Pizza Factory NASCAR pool. Here are Susan’s picks for the Goody’s Fast Relief 500 (3/29).

1. Jimmie Johnson – 1 pt (-10 points for picking the race winner).
2. Jeff Gordon – 4 pts
3. Denny Hamlin – 2 pts
4. Tony Stewart – 3 pts
5. Dale Earnhardt Jr. – 8 pts

Murchison had a Pizza Factory NASCAR pool record low score of just eight  points, (the best possible score is five points). Susan wins an extra-large two topping pizza from the Pizza Factory. Just another reminder, points are awarded on where the drivers you pick actually finish the race, so the object of the pool is to have the lowest point total.
Jimmie Johnson won the Goody’s Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway. The next NASCAR event is the Samsung 500 at the Texas Motor Speedway, April 5th. Get your picks in before the race begins.

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Ginger Miller is the winner of this weeks Pizza Factory NASCAR pool. Here are Ginger’s picks for the Food City 500 (3/22).

1. Tony Stewart – 17 pts
2. Jimmy Johnson -3 pts
3. Mark Martin – 6 pts 
4. Kyle Busch – 1 pt
5. Kasey Kahne – 5 pts

Miller topped a strong field with 32 total points and wins an extra-large, two topping pizza from the Pizza Factory. Just a reminder, points are awarded on where the drivers you pick actually finish the race, so the object of the pool is to have the lowest point total.
Kyle Busch won the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. The next NASCAR event is the Goody’s Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway, March 29th. Get your picks in before the race begins.

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Paul Prince is the winner of the first Pizza Factory NASCAR pool of the season. Here are Paul’s picks:

1. Kyle Busch – 18 pts
2. Jimmie Johnson – 9 pts
3. Tony Stewart – 8 pts
4. Jeff Gordon – 2 pts
5. Carl Edwards – 3 pts

Prince topped the field with a total of 40 points and wins an extra-large, two topping pizza from the Pizza Factory. Just a reminder, points are awarded on where the drivers you pick actually finish the race, so the object of the pool is to have the lowest point total.
Kurt Busch won the Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The next NASCAR event will be the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway, March 22nd. Get your picks in before the race begins.

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