You're three days late, Mike.
Driver of the Year:Sprint Cup - Jeff Gordon. Definitely turned his luck around this season.
Nationwide - Trevor Bayne. The boy definitely has potential, and not just because he's in a Roush car.
Trucks - Austin Dillon - Rookie of the Year and then a championship. There's only a few others I can recall ever having done that.
IndyCar - Dan Wheldon - Raced like a champ all season before his career was cut short.
I'm neutral on the topic of ARCA and Formula One.
Team of the Year:Sprint Cup - Wood Bros. - For finally getting their car back in victory circle.
Nationwide - Roush Racing - Even for a low class series like this, Roush dominated all season.
Trucks - Richard Childress - More because of Childress owning Kyle Busch's sorry a** than the team's performance, to tell you the truth.
F1 - Red Bull - I was hoping I wouldn't have to say this, but Vettel won just about everything this season. IT'S A CONSPIRACEEEEEEEE.
Reject of the Year:Sprint Cup - Michael Waltrip - Drove like a tool all season. He could've hit everything but the pace car.
Nationwide - Tie between Steven Wallace and Alex Kennedy - Steven Wallace for obvious reasons, but Kennedy's move at Dover was more retarded than anything Wallace could do.
Trucks - Kyle Busch - Second race at Texas, 'nough said.
IndyCar - EJ Viso - Again, for obvious reasons.
ARCA - Wayne Peterson - Normally I would have said Milka Duno, but Peterson didn't finish any of the races he started this season.
Reject Team of the Year:Nationwide - Rick Russell - Also known as Mr. I <3 S&P.
ARCA - Any car owned by Wayne Peterson - See above.
Tough Luck:- Dale Earnhardt, Jr. -- Actually, not so much.
- Jamie McMurray. Went from winning races at NASCAR's best racetracks to nothing.
- Trevor Bayne. If it wasn't for that infection he got early this season, we could've seen something else.
Turn-around Driver:- Jeff Gordon. As mentioned before, went from nothing to a handful of wins and an otherwise successful season.
- Marcos Ambrose - It took him long enough just to win one race.
- Paul Menard - Tell me, why do they call him the Empire?
Hardest Hit:- Clint Bowyer's wreck at Dover in the Nationwide Series.
Best Race:- 2011 Aaron's 499 - We went to the end of the race without a green-white-checkered? WHAAAAAT?!
- 2011 Southern 500 - It's the combination of Regan Smith finally getting the win he should've gotten three years ago, and then Kevin Harvick giving Kyle Busch what he deserved.
- 2011 Bucyrus 200 - That race probably couldn't have gotten any more chaotic, but it was a thrill to watch.
Sorry, that's all I got.
Worst Race:- Any race that was rained out.
- Any race Kyle Busch won.
Most Exciting Finish:- 2011 Ford 400
- 2011 Aaron's 499 - The one thing that ruined it for me was the fact Jimmie Johnson had won.
- 2011 Coca Cola 600 - We all shat our pants coming out of Turn 4.
- Any race that was won on a fuel gamble.
- Any race that had a first time winner (who wasn't David Ragan).
Most Intense Rivalry:- Kyle Busch vs. Kevin Harvick
- Kyle Busch vs. Ron Hornaday
- Kyle Busch vs. Richard Childress
- Kyle Busch vs. NASCAR
- Kyle Busch vs. the World
Most Popular Driver:Sprint Cup - JEWNYUR!!!1!!2
Nationwide - Kyle Busch
Trucks - Austin Dillon
IndyCar - Danica Patrick. Definitely ESPN's favorite.
ARCA - Ty Dillon
F1 - Sebastian Vettel. Only guy to win anything this season.
Biggest Upset:- Trevor Bayne's storybook ending to the Daytona 500. First guy to win that race in a Wood Bros. car since 1976, youngest person to win it, won it the day after his 20th birthday, and he won it in his second Cup start. What a mouthful!
- David Ragan fluking the Coke Zero 400 (and Matt Kenseth had nothing to do with it!). We may not have liked it, but it's probably the first and last time we'll ever see Ragan win a race.
- Regan Smith winning the race he should've won three years ago.
- Mike Conway winning an IndyCar Series race after that massive wreck at Indy last year.
- Sam Hornish, Jr.'s win at Phoenix in the Nationwide Series. I honestly didn't think he still ran in NASCAR.
Dumbest Call:- Most any call NASCAR has made this season.
- Whoever's idea it was in IndyCar to race in the rain on an oval track.
Dumbest Move:- Brian Vickers' sabotage against most everybody in Sprint Cup.
- Kyle Busch dumping Ron Hornaday for something he himself did.
- Elliott Sadler basically screwing over his and everybody else's chances at the Nationwide title in one wreck.
- Kurt Busch driving like an all around tool at Talladega.
- Anything Michael Waltrip has done.