Fan’s View: NASCAR’s Chase… or Chess
I suppose I shouldn’t just blame it on the Chase. After all, I’ve been watching chess matches during the final races of the season for …
Cup Series
10 Points to Ponder… After the 2008 Dickies 500 at Texas
1. Bailout Needed – According to CBS Sports, sources have said that anywhere from 750-1,000 jobs in NASCAR shops may be lost in the Sprint, …
Matt McLaughlin’s Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2008 Texas Fall Race Recap
Carl Edwards soft-pedaled 113.5 miles out of a tank of gas to cruise across the finish line first at half throttle at Texas.
Bowles-Eye View: Carl Edwards & Co. Driving with Nothing to Lose
Sometimes, in love and in life, you have to take a gamble. But not everyone chooses to do so at the right time. Just like …
Bubble Breakdown: Marcos Ambrose Cuts Margin in Half for Final Top-35 Slot
NASCAR’s thundering herd of 43 invaded the Lone Star State this past Sunday for the second time in 2008. At this point in the season …
Sprint Cup Rookie Report: Brad Keselowski Has Impressive Debut While Joey Logano Struggles
Rookies in the Starting Lineup: Sam Hornish Jr. (21st), Marcos Ambrose (24th), Regan Smith (25th), Scott Speed (33rd), Brad Keselowski (37th), Joey Logano (43rd) Unofficial …
Happy Hour: NASCAR’s Opportunity in a Troubled Economy
In the press conference announcing the coming Camping World sponsorship of the Truck Series, every NASCAR fan’s favorite CEO commented on the future with a …
Holding a Pretty Wheel: Just Thinking About… Lean Times, Junior as the Future of Hendrick & Making a Violation Go Away
With just three races left on the schedule, there have been complaints of a lack of on-track action in some of the Chase races. There’s …
Matt McLaughlin Mouths Off: Looking Back at 2 Atlantas & Everything in Between
In the grand scheme of things, the first Cup race at Atlanta wasn’t all that long ago. By coincidence, three races on the schedule preceded …
Voices From the Heartland: Why is NASCAR Obvious Always So Hard to See?
I have an extremely low tolerance for “stupid.” Fortunately for me, seeing as how stupid has reached epidemic proportions worldwide, I have a built in …