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The article discusses the 2010 Chase for the Cup, the championship series for the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR).

The author, an automobile racing driver, offers opinions on the 2010 Chase for the Cup competition in NASCAR. He evaluates each of the six race tracks for the races which will determine which drivers are eligible for the finals of the Chase. An extreme need for consistency in performance is seen for any driver to have a chance of winning the championship.

The author, an automobile racing driver, offers a first person narrative on the 2010 NASCAR Chase for the Cup competition.

The author, an automobile racing driver, offers opinions on the 2010 NASCAR Chase for the Cup stock car racing competition. Noting that the competition involves 38 races through the year, the author advises fans not to assume that the performances of drivers in the first few races in the series offer an accurate forecast of its eventual results.

The article presents the author's views on winning the Chase cup organized by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) Cup Series. He believes the key to win is to get as many points as one can and it really doesn't matter how one does it. He suggests that knowing how to deal with the pressure is probably the biggest asset. He also comments on his strategy for winning this year's championship.