Ken Schrader had a decent run in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s where he won the NASCAR Rookie of the Year in 1985. Schrader would also have a decent run in other Motorsports series and though was never considered elite, was also regarded as very good.
The Bullet Points: Country of Origin: Fenton, Missouri, U.S.A.
Retired In: 2013
Sprint Cup Wins: 4
Poles: 23
Top Ten Finishes: 184
Top Ten Finishes (Season): Sprint Cup Series: 1987: 10th 1988: 5th 1989: 5th 1990: 10th 1991: 9th 1993: 9th 1994: 4th 1997: 10th
Should Ken Schrader be in the Hall of Fame?
Definitely put him in! - 79.2%
Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 16.7%
Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 0%
A two time winner of the Sprint Cup Series (1984 & 1996) Terry Labonte is another who was named to the prestigious NASCAR’s top fifty driver’s list in 1998. Labonte may have had the two huge wins, but his overall Sprint Cup rankings are a little inconsistent in comparison to some of the others ranked ahead of him. Still, Labonte has to be considered a future shoe-in, as he was the first to receive a Hall of Fame nomination after the Hall relaxed eligibility to active drivers over the age of 55 or with 30 years of NASCAR experience. That sounds like a golden path to us.
The Bullet Points: Country of Origin: Corpus Christi, Texas, U.S.A.
Described as the best NASCAR driver of all time to never win the Sprint Cup championship, Mark Martin still won a hell of a lot. Martin won 40 races on the Sprint Cup series and was named to 50 NASCAR’s greatest drivers in 1998. As mentioned, Martin never won the Sprint Cup series, but was a runner-up five times. That should be more than enough to capture a spot in the Hall of Fame and is enough to obtain the number one slot on our list.
The Bullet Points: Country of Origin: Batesville, Arkansas, U.S.A.
From the Harry Potter series of books and films, we learn that there is a band that appeals to the wizards and witches set. Shown in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, we have Weird Sisters, who was played by members of some of the most important British bands in the 2000’s. Does their performance at the Yule Ball warrant them induction, or does the fact that the band has members of Radio Head and Pulp get them inducted?
The Bullet Points: Movie Appeared: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
Actors: Jason Buckle (Heathcote Barbary, Rhythm Guitar) Steven Claydon (Gideon Crumb, Bagpipes) Jonny Greenwood (Kirley Duke, Lead Guitar) Phil Selway (Orsino Thurston, Drums) Steve Mackey (Donaghan Tremlett, Bass) Jarvis Cocker (Myron Wagtail, Lead Singer)
Songs you might remember: Do the Hippogriff
Why you should vote for them: The actual band members are about as close to a British supergroup as you can get.
Why you should not vote for them: There is something off putting about any band that only appeals to witches and wizards.