How to Play

From February through November, from Daytona through Homestead, Roush Fenway Racing competes every weekend in NASCAR Sprint Cup, Nationwide or Craftsman Truck Series racing.

For each weekend of racing in 2008, we challenge you to correctly pick the official finishing position for every Roush Fenway Racing car or truck entry in each official NASCAR Sprint Cup, Nationwide or Craftsman Truck Series race. According to how accurately you predict the official finishing positions, you can earn points and become eligible for weekly and championship prizes.

On every weekend with a Sprint Cup race, you can predict the finish positions for the Nos. 6, 16, 17, 26 and 99 Sprint Cup cars, driven by David Ragan, Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth, Jamie McMurray and Carl Edwards.

On every weekend with a Nationwide race, you can predict the finish positions for the Nos. 6, 16, 17 and 60 cars, usually driven by David Ragan, Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth and Carl Edwards.

On every weekend with a Craftsman Truck race, you can predict the finish positions for the Nos. 6, 09 and 99 trucks, usually driven by Colin Braun, Joey Clanton and Erik Darnell.

Scoring

An exact pick of an entry finish will receive 100 points PLUS the point amount of the finish based on the NASCAR Sprint Cup, Nationwide or Craftsman Truck points system including bonus points for leading a lap, and leading the most laps.

For example, if a player chooses the No. 6 Cup car to finish 5th and it finishes 5th, that player will receive 100 points plus a bonus 155 points for a total of 255 points for that pick.

Players will receive points for guessing a finishing position within a certain range. The points would be awarded as follows:

· A pick within (+/-) 5 finishing positions will receive 80 points

· A pick within (+/-) 6-10 finishing positions will receive 60 points

· A pick within (+/-) 11-15 finishing positions will receive 40 points

· A pick within (+/-) 16-20 finishing positions will receive 20 points

· A pick within (+/-) 21 or more finishing positions will receive 0 points

For example, if a player guesses that the No. 17 car will finish 10th in a cup race and it finishes 15th, then that player will receive a total of 80 points for that pick. If a player guesses that the No. 6 truck will finish first in a truck race and it finishes 19th, that player will receive a total of 20 pts. And if a player guesses that the No. 60 car will finish second in a Nationwide race, and it finishes second (and leads a lap), that player will receive 275 points (170 + 5 race points + 100 bonus points).

Every race week, each player’s Roush Fenway Racing You Pick ‘Em Challenge score will be calculated by combining the total number of points they earn from each of their predicted finishing positions for that week's race.

Prizes will be awarded on a Weekly and End-of-Season basis.

How to Win Weekly

The Roush Fenway Racing You Pick ‘Em Challenge features eight (8) divisions, or ‘games within the game;’ one for each of the 2008 Roush Fenway drivers. All players will select which driver’s game they want to play in, to win weekly and championship prizes.

Every week, each player’s Roush Fenway Racing You Pick ‘Em Challenge score is calculated by combining the total number of points from all of the predicted Roush Fenway Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Craftsman Truck Series entry finishing positions for that one race weekend.

The one player who scores the most points among all players in all divisions receives a Roush Fenway Racing t-shirt and hat.

How to Win the Championship

By scoring a top-10 result PER DRIVER DIVISION during any weekend or round during the first 30 race weekends of the 2008 season, or by finishing in the top-10 PER DRIVER DIVISION after the first 30 race weekends of the 2008 season, players become eligible to compete in the "Chase Challenge" during the last 10 races of the 2008 season. All players who ‘make the chase’ will then compete during the final 10 race weekends for the Roush Fenway Racing You Pick ‘Em Challenge grand prizes, based on their cumulative scores from the last 10 races only.

Season-ending championship prizes will be awarded to the three (3) entrants that accumulate the most points throughout the Roush Fenway Racing You Pick ‘Em Challenge. The championship prizes are as follows:

WINNER’S CHOICE OF ONE (1): Honorary Pit Crew Member [Two (2) nontransferable pit passes* to the 2009 Sprint Cup race of the winner’s choice; RACE TICKETS ARE NOT INCLUDED. Valid for day of Sprint Cup race only; Roush Fenway Racing will not be responsible for travel arrangements, including car, air travel or hotel but will provide track chaperone for garage tour; details to be arranged with the winner]

OR

Fan in the Stands [Two (2) grandstand tickets* to the 2009 Sprint Cup race of the winner’s choice]

The winner will also receive a set of 2008 Roush Fenway Racing signed 1:24 scale die-cast cars (Cup drivers only; Five (5) cars total)

*Because of circumstances beyond Roush Fenway Racing’s control, tickets and passes are not available for Bristol, Chicago, Kansas, Martinsville, New Hampshire and Richmond.

SECOND PLACE: Set of 2008 Roush Fenway Racing signed 1:24 scale die-cast cars (Cup drivers only; Five (5) cars total

THIRD PLACE: Roush Fenway Racing Let’s Go Racing Prize Package (selection of merchandise valued at $350)

How Else to Win

The Roush Fenway Racing You Pick ‘Em Challenge features eight (8) divisions, or ‘games within the game,’ one for each of the eight (8) 2008 Roush Fenway drivers. All players will select which driver’s game they want to play in, and at the end of the season, each of the eight (8) driver division champions will receive a Roush Fenway Racing signed 1:24 scale die-cast car from that driver.

Roush Fenway reserves the right to substitute any and all prizes listed above for something else of equal value, if necessary. In case of a tie, a tiebreaker will determine one winner; if a tie still exists, one winner will be chosen by random drawing. Winner will be notified by email.

Chances of winning weekly and championship prizes depend upon the total number of entries received and the skill used in choosing your drivers. Prizes are not transferable and must be accepted as awarded, no cash equivalents, no substitutes, except as determined by Roush Fenway in its sole discretion.

Weekly Entry Deadlines

You’ll have until 9:00 A.M. MST (Arizona) on the day of each race to enter your predicted finish positions for that race. You can change your picks at anytime during the week prior to 9:00 A.M. MST (Arizona) on the day of each race, and you can pick finish positions for future race weekends – for all the Roush Fenway entries -- at any time during the season.