Question about Winston Cup points

[Tool]

Anyone have a breakdown of points? I know that leading a race for a lap will give you 5 bonus points but that's about all I know. I checked out NASCAR.com but can't find a point breakdown.
I'd like a link or a chart showing what a driver gets fow a particular finish and such.

Thanks,
Tool

[Nightri1]

2.How does the Winston Cup award points to drivers and owners?
Each driver who competes in a Cup race is awarded points in the following manner: starting at 175 points, dropping 5 points from spots 1-6, 4 points from 7-11 and 3
points from 12th and lower. 43rd is worth 34 points. Bonus points are giving to any driver who leads a lap and to the driver that leads the most laps is awarded an
additional 5 bonus points(in a case of a tie, both drivers get the extra points). Owners are awarded points in the same manner, PLUS they get points for attempting a
race, where as drivers do not. All teams who pass inspection and fail to make the race get owner points that descend in the order of quickest non-qualifier to the
slowest. Those teams earn the position/points immediately below the last car in the field. So if a team misses the race but was the fastest non qualifier the owners
would get 31 points and an other drivers would follow the 3 point drop scale, down to a minimum of 1 point. For a chart, see my Drivers Points Page

[Blunderbus]

"Remember the Nightrider" ?

You a Mad Max fan maybe?

[Nightri1]

ABSOLUTELY!
Blunderbus,
I have a great picture to put in here but am not getting it right. I tried to do it with HTML but no luck. What is the correct way? Thanks

http://www.madmaxmovies.com/cars/mad...B/MaxSmoke.jpg

[Blunderbus]

Use the IMG tag (in square brackets) before the URL, then the /IMG tag (in square brackets) after.

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Too bad the cars in Mad Max aren't Mopars. Oh well, great movie anyhow. And in 2002 they're releasing a DVD version without that stupid dubbed voice track.

[Nightri1]

COOL!! finally got it. Now got any idea how to put up an avatar?