Tag archive for ‘Reed Sorenson’
NNS Kroger 200 from O’Reilly Raceway Park Recap
By: Holly Blake The green flag flew at O’Reilly Raceway Park for the Kroger 200 but just as it did there was a bit of a miscue on the front stretch that caused Jason Leffler to plow into the back end of the 20 of Matt DiBenedetto. Leffler suffered significant damage to the nose and [...]
NNS Carl Edwards Wins The Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250
As the sun was starting to set but the temps were still high, the NASCAR Nationwide Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250 was under way. Trevor Bayne led the first 3 laps and Brad Keselowski passed him for the lead and seemed to be on cruise control.
NNS MISSOURI-ILLINOIS DODGE DEALERS 250 Pre Race Report
The NASCAR Nationwide Series will race Saturday night under the lights at Gateway International Raceway. There will be some local favorites such as Kenny Wallace, Mike Wallace, Carl Edwards, and Justin Allgaier. There are some NSCS drivers racing also – Kevin Harvick, Paul Menard, Reed Sorenson, and Brad Keselowski.
NNS: Harvick Holds Off Sorenson For Victory in Nashville
The Nashville 300 will go down as one of the most exciting NASCAR Nationwide Series races in recent memory. After a good hard race all day between Joey Logano, Kevin Harvick, and Brad Keselowski it appeared that the race would all come down to a fuel mileage shootout that included none of the three best cars… However with about 35 laps to go the caution flag came out for Derrike Cope’s flat tire, which breathed new life for the day’s dominant cars.
NSCS: Reed Sorenson Profile
Birthdate: February 5, 1986 Age: 24 Hometown: Peachtree City, GA Team: Braun Racing Teammates: None Manufacture: Toyota Sponsor: Dollar General Best Finish: 3rd (Atlanta 2007) Reed Sorenson first opened eyes when he raced in three ARCA Series events in 2004. In those three starts Sorenson recorded one victory, and had an average finish of 2.3. [...]
The Competition Caution 400 (formerly known as the Brickyard 400)
Now that the tire dust has finally settled from yesterday’s race, let’s look at what I feel was the biggest damage done to the sport of Cup racing, sacrificing driver safety for the goodwill of the fans. That NASCAR had to resort to bringing out 6 competition cautions due to tire issues was a shame and I expect Chris covered that issue with his article. However, my thoughts are that if NASCAR was bringing out the competition cautions due to safety issues, then they should have expanded on that by not changing the field during the pit stops…
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