NNS: Kyle Busch Wins, Passes Biffle on Final Lap

By: Toby Christie
Greg Biffle tried to do what seems to be the impossible Saturday at Auto Club Speedway… hold off Kyle Busch on the final lap. Busch was all over Biffle’s back bumper from the start of the final restart, finally getting under Biffle in turn one of the final lap.
Busch would go on to [...]

NNS: Logano earns pole at Fontana

Joey Logano earned his eight Nationwide series pole with an impressive qualifying run at a speed of 181.283 mph. Logano beat his teammate, Kyle Busch, by nearly 2 mph. Busch will start along side Logano on the front row.

New Year Resolutions for NASCAR in 2010

We are closing in on the ball dropping on another year, and for the first time in recent years our sport is in serious trouble heading into the next season. Fans have stopped filling the stands, and they have stopped watching it on television as much. Not only that but there is a severe lack of rivalries on the track, lack of personalities off the track, and a certain most popular driver is noticeably missing from victory lane more and more each season.

Now I know Nascar can’t control all of these things, but they sure can make a few New Years Resolutions that will begin to fix a lot of what is decaying the sport we love so dearly.

NNS: Danica Solution to Nationwide Series Identity Crisis

Changing the style of the cup car couldn’t do it, neither could the chase format, nope stand alone races didn’t help much either… I’m of course talking about the huge identity crisis the Nationwide Series has found itself in, in recent years.

NASCAR: Does The Chase Format Reward Or Harm Drivers?

Congratulations to Jimmie Johnson, and the entire #48 team, for winning a fourth consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship. This is an accomplishment that has never been done before in the 62-year history of NASCAR. Not to take anything from that feat, but did the Chase format give him an additional advantage?

NNS Recap: Busch Wins NASCAR Nationwide Series Race After Clinching Title

HOMESTEAD, Fla. — In a fitting end to the 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series season, Kyle Busch had two reasons to do a celebratory burnout.

NNS: Kyle Busch All but Locks Nationwide Title, But Leaves Track Angry

Kyle Busch finished ninth in the next to last Nationwide Series event of the season, as a result he has all but clinched the championship. As long as Busch is able to start his car next weekend he will take home the 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series Championship… So why did Kyle blow off the media in his latest hissy fit by leaving the track immediately following the race?

NSCS Recap: Kurt Busch Wins At Texas Motor Speedway

FORT WORTH, Texas (Nov. 8, 2009) — In recent weeks, Jimmie Johnson has worn out the already threadbare phrase, “Anything can happen in our sport.” On Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway, it finally did.

Talladega: Why Did Fans Think The Race Was Boring?

During the race at Talladega on Sunday, and afterwards, there was quite a bit of chatter on social media sites that the race was boring. Were we watching the same race?

NSCS Recap: He’s Done It Again: Johnson Victorious At Lowe’s Motor Speedway

Jimmie Johnson has done it again. He won the NASCAR Banking 500 Saturday night, extending his lead over teammate Mark Martin to 90 points in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup championship.