Holding a Pretty Wheel: Where, Oh Where Has NASCAR’s Underdog Gone?
Points racing isn’t new either. Under NASCAR’s “old” modern-era points system, championships were won on points racing.
Points racing isn’t new either. Under NASCAR’s “old” modern-era points system, championships were won on points racing.
Since I voiced the opinion a couple of weeks back that NASCAR should consider going back to stock-bodied cars, I think it behooves me to …
Q: Who’s the richest man in a NASCAR garage? A: The last-place driver in a Cup race.
A vessel full of boat people trying to sail from Cuba to Miami? In this case, I’m referring to the NASCAR fan army heading towards Homestead.
Nearly two and a half years ago, I penned an article titled, “Surprise! NASCAR’s Version of Reality Slightly Skewered.”
Hamlin said in response to “Do you think NASCAR needs to get involved with Brad at this point?” a, “Nah, nah, I’ll take care of him. It’s no biggie… I got it.”
Thanks to NASCAR’s Chase, we’ve got a snoozer of a points race headed into Sunday, there’s still a lot to look forward to on track at Homestead.
It appears Robby Gordon’s five-year battle to be a competitive full-time Sprint Cup owner/driver is about to come to an end.
Did You Notice? How NASCAR called Brad Keselowski into the NASCAR hauler while Denny Hamlin was the one who claimed he’d be retaliating?
10. Other drivers hire Tonya Harding to give Jimmie Johnson a good “knee whacking.” (But this year, they whack both knees and an elbow, too!)