Is Qualifying A Dead End?
2009 Budweiser Shootout Shooting Blanks
Newman Makes it Official
Newman Says Not So Fast…
Stewart-Haas Acquires Ryan Newman
Indy Chairman Tells NASCAR It’s Their Problem
Tires Steal Show at 15th Running of Brickyard
Busch to Enter All Three Events at Indy
Ryan Newman Officially Says No to Penske
Richard Petty Celebrates 50 Years in the Sport
Obama to Sponsor a Car at Pocono? No…
Stewart Officially Leaving Gibbs
Truex Suffers Wrath of France
Franchitti Out: Open Wheel Drivers Not Proving Well
Online Store Launched June 30th
Writers Wanted
In Honor of Autism Awareness Month
Hoffa Ready to Make Mark on NASCAR?
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Is Qualifying A Dead End? (0)
It used to be back in the day that to have healthy competition in racing that everybody had to work hard and race hard to get into each and every race. But then as the popularity of the sport increased, the money followed too, especially the sponsor money. Now sponsors rule the roost and scream the loudest when they can’t show their product on the screen due to a driver having a bad weekend.
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Camping World to Replace Craftsman in 2009 (0)
“Camping and tailgating is an essential part of the NASCAR race experience. Thousands of RVs pack the campgrounds at every NASCAR event, often for three or four days at a time. This makes Camping World the perfect match for the NASCAR Truck Series.”
Brian France
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Stewart After Pocono in Media Center (0)
After the race at the Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500 at the Pocono Raceway, Tony Stewart remarked to the media that he had almost forgotten how to do the post-race interviews in the media center. Indicating his absence from placing in the top five in quite a while. Then asked by a reported that since he was a “streak” type of driver, did he [Stewart] think that he could carry that into the next race at Watkins Glen.
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The View From the Superstretch (0)
On July 5, 2008, DJ and I, and 150,000 of our closest friends, were witness to the pageantry of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coke Zero 400 Powered by Coca-Cola at Daytona International Speedway. Could the name be any longer? As a relatively new fan, I don’t remember when the race was simply known as The Firecracker 400 in honor of Independence Day. Somehow it seems like a much better name than the one that has morphed over the years into an entire sentence that barely fits on a t-shirt. Don’t get me started on the rolling commercial NASCAR has become. That’s a rant for a different day…
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Another One Bites the Dust (0)
When are these guys going to learn? Brian Vickers was docked 150 driver and owner points due to violations to his car setup last week. Not only that, but his crew chief, Kevin Hamlin is suspended indefinitely and the team fined $100,000…
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