On Restrictor Plate Tracks, Check Your Ego at the Door
You hear it time and time again: “Restrictor plate racing is the great equalizer.” No longer is the victor the driver with the best car …
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Pace Laps: Eight In, Sadler Success, and Laguna Seca
Did you see all of the race action this weekend? Or, like a lot of busy fans, did you miss a late-night adventure, a Friday …
Four Burning Questions in Talladega: Under-Dogs and Racy Restrictor Plates
It’s big. It’s bad. It’s fast. It’s Talladega! This race needs little introduction. This one has been perhaps the most anticipated Talladega race in recent …
Nationwide Breakdown: A different Elliott rises to the top
Elliott Sadler has many memories concerning the Talladega Superspeedway but before Saturday none of them were pleasant. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver has flipped numerous times at the …
Racing to the Point: Ambrose, Mears Fight Decision Will Set Precedent
Generally, when fans think about NASCAR and fighting, they flash back to the Daytona brawl of 1979 — because nothing since has even come close to rivaling …
Voices from the Cheap Seats: Wussies And Suits Are Ruining NASCAR
Last week, I wrote about stupidity in advertisement and how multitudes of commercials are, or at least should be, an insult to your intelligence. If you …
Who’s Hot / Who’s Not in Sprint Cup: Richmond – Talladega Edition
The Sprint Cup Series lit up the night in Richmond Saturday (April 26). Four of NASCAR’s best drivers put on an unforgettable show over the …
Five Points to Ponder: Surprising Names Off To Solid NASCAR Starts
ONE: What a Season So Far In the seven years I’ve been a weekly NASCAR columnist it is fair to say that there have been many more …
Couch Potato Tuesday: FOX Serves Up A Plothole
Hello, race fans. Welcome back to Couch Potato Tuesday, where race telecast breakdowns are par for the course. This past weekend, the Sprint Cup and Nationwide …
IndyCar Breakdown: Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama
In A Nutshell: A two-and-a-half-hour rain delay. A shortened timed race of one hour and 40 minutes. And a wet start. That’s the kind of day …