That’s History: Terry Labonte Time in a Bottle
Time flies inexplicably past us. I wrote this article in July 2004, when it appeared that Terry Labonte was eyeing retirement.
Cup Series
Numbers Game: 2006 Dickies 500 at Texas
278 – laps led by race winner Tony Stewart in the Dickies 500, the most of any driver.
Bowles-Eye View: Jimmie Johnson’s Miracle Comeback
Jimmie Johnson has no business leading the Nextel Cup points standings. None at all. In eight Chase races, Johnson has himself just four top-10 finishes. …
Frontstretch Breakdown: 2006 Dickies 500 at Texas
Dominating for the second straight week, Tony Stewart survived a green-white-checkered finish over Jimmie Johnson to win the Dickies 500 at Texas.
Bubble Breakdown: Kyle Petty Charges Back in Top 35 While Sterling Marlin’s Team Tumbles Out
The number one winner on the weekend has to be Kyle Petty, even though it wasn’t always smooth sailing for the No. 45 Petty Enterprises team on Sunday.
Voices From the Heartland: Unbelievable! NASCAR Finds YET ANOTHER Way to Look Totally Inept
After Sunday’s rollbar-padding debacle at Atlanta, the biggest question that comes to mind; how stupid do you have to be to get an executive job with NASCAR?
Full Throttle: After 28 Years, a Fond Farewell to Terry Labonte
28 years ago, a future star of NASCAR took the green flag in his first Cup race. Driving a Billy Hagan Chevrolet, a 21-year-old Terry …
Race Trax: 2006 Dickies 500 at Texas
The Dickies 500 is the 34th race on the 36-race NASCAR Nextel Cup Series schedule. The Cup Series will visit the 1.5-mile Texas Motor Speedway for the second time in 2006. Texas has hosted the Nextel Cup Series since 1997 – Jeff Burton was the track’s first winner.
What’s the Call? NASCAR Debris Cautions
This Week’s Question: Should NASCAR look more closely at all debris cautions (i.e. – Robby Gordon possibly/probably throwing out rollbar padding) before throwing out the yellow flag? Or are the number of debris cautions we’ve had this year (29%) necessary to ensure the safety of the sport?
Scanner Static: Ragan Rage Still a Hot Topic
Q: Everybody seems to be ragging on David Ragan. NASCAR has created the situation with the driver shortage so why don’t we blame the organization? …