Fan’s View: Everybody Loves a Mystery – Who is Going to Win NASCAR’s Sprint Cup in 2011?
For the first time since the inception of the Chase format, I am actually looking forward to the final 10 races of the season.
For the first time since the inception of the Chase format, I am actually looking forward to the final 10 races of the season.
It rained on Sunday in Atlanta, sending ripples of consternation through the entire NASCAR community
Due to the size and complexity of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, teams do not have spotters located such that eyes are available in every part of the track.
I left the track well satisfied with my first foray to an IZOD IndyCar event. I didn’t arrive that way.
I read the reports Thursday morning (Aug. 4) of Brad Keselowski’s wreck at Road Atlanta, wincing at the images of his elephantine ankle displayed on Twitter. We discussed the ramifications if he wouldn’t be able to race at Pocono, and you have to admit, that ankle didn’t look good at all. And then I wondered… …
Now boys, please listen. Manners are important. It is what people will remember when you’ve left for the day. I’m talking NASCAR here, in case you weren’t sure.
Ah, the exuberance of youth! Austin Dillon ran across the grass, his stride vigorous, a huge grin plastered across his face.
Welcome to the Whelen Modified Series.
NASCAR fans do have a wealth of patience, which they are happy to use if only they know it will be tested before they leave their house.
While Daytona International Speedway honored four Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, I felt it behooves all of us to think on their sacrifices.
Kurt Busch finally managed to do on Sunday (June 26) what his No. 22 has struggled to accomplish this year, and yet came up short time after time.
There’s a bit of a buzz about NASCAR buying into SPEED, essentially creating their own racing network.
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