Are you 'NASCAR smarter' than a 4-year-old?

As the day finally arrives to begin the new Sprint Cup season with the Daytona 500, you’ve already heard the preseason predictions from just about every kind of “expert” you can think of.
Except, perhaps, from a 4-year-old.
So, just to leave no stone unturned, we present the 2009 NASCAR forecast from Jack, a 4-year-old from Denver, Colo., whose grandfather lives in Charlotte and whose parents contacted me this week to tell me how much their son loves racing.
Jack has been following NASCAR since he could walk. He’s got posters all over his room and he already knows how to get to racing sites on the Internet.
Before the season last year, he predicted which drivers would make the Chase and he got eight out of 12 right. I think I got nine last year.
This year, Jack believes that there will be three drivers in the Chase who were not there last year – Jamie McMurray, Ryan Newman and Kurt Busch.
He thinks Carl Edwards will not only win the Cup Series championship but will sweep his way to the Nationwide Series title as well. Jack has Ron Hornaday as the Truck Series champion.
Jack also predicts that Joey Logano will be the rookie of the year and that David Ragan will win his first race.
As for big surprises this year, Jack said he thinks Ryan Newman will have big-time success with his new team at Stewart-Haas racing, that Jamie McMurray will go to Hendrick Motorsports at the end of the season and that Jimmie Johnson will become a father.