Potts’s Shots: Where Did the Checkered Flag Come From?
We got the same question this week from three people, wanting to know why Matt Kenseth was only five points ahead of Dale Earnhardt Jr. after the Daytona 500.
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Pace Laps: From Daytona Rain to Staying “SAFE” at Myrtle Beach
For the first time in its history, the Daytona 500 was postponed from its usual Sunday afternoon start.
Potts’s Shots: Tricks of the NASCAR Trade, Past & Present
Now we touch on the saga of the illegal C-pillar on the No. 48 car last week.
Pace Laps: Johnson Penalty, Gerhart Luck, Larson Rise Highlight Speedweeks
Let our experts help you get up to speed no matter what series you might have missed, all in this week’s edition of Pace Laps!
Potts’s Shots: NASCAR Fan Q&A Returns for 2012 With a Trip Down Memory Lane
We had a couple of comments in the “down” months, the latest one during testing at Daytona.
NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2012: Richie Evans
Richie Evans was inducted into the Hall of Fame by his crew chief, Billy Nacewitz, and his ring was accepted by his widow, Lynn.
Back in the Day: The Legend Jim Hallahan
Sometimes referred to as a living legend, Jim Hallahan has been around stock car racing for a staggering eight decades.
Potts’s Shots: Busch & Stewart? & Did Phoenix Get it Right?
Lots of comments last week about the column, but that figures. Kyle Busch was the subject of a LOT of commentary all over the tube and the Internet.
Full Throttle: Double Standards Are Hard to Swallow in NASCAR
The Kyle Busch shenanigans from Texas have been beaten to death over the last few days, but there is one angle that has not been explored.
Extended Federal-Mogul Partnership Helps Solidify NASCAR’s Automotive Connection at SEMA
Federal-Mogul is the manufacturer of MOOG chassis parts, which has been supplying steering and suspension products to NASCAR teams since 1962.