Not even by the standards set at Michigan, which hosts the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series again this weekend and in the past has been the site of a few major skid-busters both involving a certain NASCAR Most Popular Driver. It could certainly happen given the history at Michigan, a big, fast track where strong cars can check out on the competition, but where the specter of fuel mileage threatens to bunch them up all over again. When Martin Truex Jr. won at Dover in a rain-postponed Monday race in the spring of 2007, it seemed just the first of many for a two-time Nationwide Series champion driving for Dale Earnhardt Inc. But DEI's motorsports wing was absorbed into a Chip Ganassi organization that had its own issues, and Truex wound up at Michael Waltrip Racing as that team was finding its footing. A Hall of Fame career was winding down for Dale Jarrett, but perhaps not in the manner the 1999 series champion had hoped. More...