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What To Watch For: Emory Health Care 500 In Atlanta

What To Watch For: Emory Health Care 500 In Atlanta(0)

September 1, 2010

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series is coming off of it’s last bye week of the year. In the off week however the NASCAR Nationwide Series kept us on the edge of our seats with a thrilling photo finish at Montreal. However this week is a totally different beast as NASCAR rolls into one of the fastest tracks on the circuit Atlanta Motor Speedway for the Emory Health Care 500.

Here are five things to keep an eye on this weekend.

What To Watch For: Emory Health Care 500 In Atlanta
NCWTS Kentucky Speedway Pre-Race Notes of Interest

NCWTS Kentucky Speedway Pre-Race Notes of Interest

It should be a fun evening at Kentucky Speedway this Friday night. I’m excited to be there to cover it for you. In the meantime:

NASCAR: Marketing/Communications Overhaul Will Do A World Of Good

NASCAR: Marketing/Communications Overhaul Will Do A World Of Good

By: Toby Christie So far in the 2010 NASCAR season drivers have taken the gloves off. NASCAR has overhauled the rule book thus allowing the drivers to police themselves. What we have seen as a result is incredible, yet unpredictable racing week in and week out. We now have the long awaited rivalries and emotion [...]

NNS: Boris Said Wins, Ambrose Devastated Again In Montreal

NNS: Boris Said Wins, Ambrose Devastated Again In Montreal

The Nationwide race at Montreal on Sunday was a war of attrition. First Marcos Ambrose had mechanical failures, then Carl Edwards.

However in the end, the fans were treated to a finish for the ages from Boris Said and Max Papis.


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