Dollars & Sense: NASCAR Needs to Make a Move With Bristol
Fans are calling for heads. Knee-jerk reactions suggest ripping up this track that drivers consider to be conducive to safe and fun racing.
Fans are calling for heads. Knee-jerk reactions suggest ripping up this track that drivers consider to be conducive to safe and fun racing.
NASCAR’s highest ranking arbitrator is no stranger to overhearing potential penalties and altering them.
Throw away the NASCAR rulebook. Punishment is no longer certain – at least not for certain teams.
Bristol track owner Bruton Smith is reconsidering returning the track to its former single-groove configuration. Right move?
Did You Notice? The quirkiness of the 2012 Sprint Cup schedule?
The message John Middlebrook sent to NASCAR was loud and clear: the policing of the sport needs to be consistent.
Was Brad Keselowski’s performance enough to get him back inside the Power Rankings?
3. In the real world, Jeff Gordon would have at least five championships and Jimmie Johnson wouldn’t.
Asked what the apparent appellate vindication meant for his reputation, Chad Knaus responded, “I don’t care about that. I care about winning.”
Most of the penalties levied at Daytona were reversed by Chief Appellate Officer John Middlebrook.