Mirror Driving: No Bristol Bumps, Villeneuve Takes His Lumps & Can AT&T Get Back Over The Hump?
With the Chase drama all but played out with two races to go, were drivers at Bristol playing it a little too conservative?
With the Chase drama all but played out with two races to go, were drivers at Bristol playing it a little too conservative?
Did You Notice? That though many blamed the boredom of Saturday’s Cup race on perfect setups, the lack of drama at Bristol still just didn’t make any sense.
I am in the minority about the “new” Bristol – I actually enjoyed Saturday’s Cup race, a drowning voice in the face of mounting criticism against the track.
For some, the racing at Bristol Saturday night was the best it has been in years. For others, it was a Bristol race in name …
Can Jacques Villeneuve follow in Juan Montoya’s footsteps and succeed in Nextel Cup – or is open wheeler destined for failure in American stock car racing?
This week, here’s a sneak peek at what a select few were thinking following the Sharpie 500 on the newly repaved Bristol Motor Speedway.
1st – career Cup victory and third top-10 finish at Bristol Motor Speedway for Sharpie 500 winner Carl Edwards.
Carl Edwards used the No. 55 car as a pick to pass Kasey Kahne on lap 335, and from there, he drove off into the night at Bristol.
If NASCAR wants to know why TV ratings are so low, Saturday night’s Sharpie 500 provided the answer.
I don’t know about you, but whenever I watch The Godfather, Part II – one of my favorite movies – you always watch certain things …