Matt McLaughlin’s Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2007 Atlanta Fall Race Recap
The Key Moment: Dale Earnhardt Jr. lost a left-rear wheel off the No. 8 car moments after a green-white-checkered restart at Atlanta, sealing the win for …
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10 Points to Ponder… After the 2007 Pep Boys Auto 500 at Atlanta
With little else to talk about on today’s Pep Boys Auto 500 pre-race show, it was kind of pathetic listening to the broadcasters trying to create drama where there was none.
Bowles-Eye View: Scraping Up Respect For a NASCAR Champion & Other Atlanta Odds ‘N’ Ends
As the smoke cleared from a wild and wacky Atlanta finish, I noticed a great story buried amongst the rubble of torn-up tires, terrifying restarts …
Bubble Breakdown: Bill Elliott Takes Advantage of Blaney’s Misfortune, Helps Wood Brothers With Top 35
There may have been little change in the Top-35 picture this week as far as positions go – but just 40 laps into the race …
Nextel Cup Rookie Report: AJ Allmendinger is Awesome at Atlanta
AJ Allmendinger worked his way into the top 25, then took advantage of a strong car and late-race chaos among the leaders to bring home a finish of 16th.
Holding a Pretty Wheel: Polishing NASCAR’s Bad Penny, It’s Time to Fix the Chase
Like a bad penny, we’re stuck with it. But even a bad penny can be polished, and that what it’s time for NASCAR to do …
That’s History Profile: Rusty Wallace
Rusty Wallace came of age during the late ’70s and early 1980s running USAC and ASA with such short-track luminaries as Larry Phillips and Dick Trickle.
Voices from the Heartland: Time Will Tell if Cousin Carl Lets Me Down
A couple of weeks ago, after my personal favorite Dale Jarrett announced he would be retiring from Cup competition following the spring Bristol race in …
I’m Just Sayin’… NASCAR Stuff We Can’t Make Up
Instead of her usual weekly racing review, Senior Staff Writer Becca Gladden has scoured the NASCAR front to bring you the week’s curious, offbeat, and …
Fanning the Flames: Talkin’ NASCAR Safety, Driver Shuffles & Engine Troubles
Six down, four to go and I’m still not sold on this being but a two-man race to NASCAR’s Cup title. Although Clint Bowyer continues …