Bowles-Eye View: Tony Stewart Threatening to Make Indy His Personal Playground
Darrell Waltrip and Bristol. Bill Elliott and Michigan. Dale Earnhardt and Talladega. Looks like the formula’s in place for Tony Stewart and Indianapolis.
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Bowles-Eye View: Sterling Marlin Can’t Outrace Father Time
I grew up watching Sterling Marlin at his best. With bated breath as a 14-year-old, I watched the final laps of the 1995 Daytona 500, …
Bowles-Eye View: Tony Stewart’s Win, Gibbs’s Momentum Tilting Luck Away From Hendrick
With a little luck, we can help it out. We can make this whole damn thing work out. With a little love, we can lay …
Bowles-Eye View: There’s No Crying in NASCAR… Except for Jamie McMurray
The screaming on the radio was so deafening, Jamie McMurray couldn’t clear his head. The third-closest finish in NASCAR history had just taken place, and …
Bowles-Eye View: With 9 Races to Go, Clint Bowyer Most Vulnerable Chase Contender
Since the racing mecca that is Memorial Day weekend, NASCAR Nextel Cup’s gotten busy honoring itself with a litany of breakthrough performances by drivers suddenly …
Bowles-Eye View: Montoya’s Win-At-All-Costs Mentality Paying Off… But Don’t Crown Him NASCAR’s Newest Star Quite Yet
Juan Pablo Montoya took Scott Pruett’s Juicy Fruit Dodge, chewed up the gum and spit it out on the side of the road course en route to a win in Mexico City.
Bowles-Eye View: Can Matt Kenseth Save Roush Fenway? More Importantly… Should He?
Matt Kenseth has never been one to stand out in the crowd. Quiet and unassuming when you first interact with him, he doesn’t give the …
Bowles-Eye View: Mark Martin Goes to Kick the Football… & Lucy Picks It Up
Charlie Brown, meet Mark Martin. Lucy, meet Kevin Harvick. The Daytona 500 trophy, now, that would be the football Harvick stole away.
Bowles-Eye View: David Gilliland the Underdog Has His Day… Again
“I’ve been pinching myself for the last eight months and I’m not going to stop anytime soon,” said 30-year-old David Gilliland.
Bowles-Eye View: Can the Daytona Magic Come Back?
The next big “event” on the U.S. sporting schedule has now become the Daytona 500.