Driven to the Past: Tiny Lund
One of the more interesting people I’ve been privileged to meet in my 50-plus years in this sport was the late Tiny Lund, the big …
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Driven to the Past: Dick Trickle
From some notes on the internet, phone calls, and e-mails, I’m one of those who has learned that Dick Trickle is apparently having some chest …
Fan’s View: This NASCAR Column Brought to You by Greed & the All-American Dollar
It’s been some years since I became a devout NASCAR fan. Unlike some of my readers out there, I wasn’t raised on the local dirt …
Driven to the Past: When Darrell Waltrip Was the 1 Missing a Part
Had one of those moments on Friday when you suddenly remember something that happened 20 or 30 years ago, and connect it with what was …
Down in Daytona 2008: Steve Park on Hand for Charity Go-Kart Event
NASCAR testing may be going on all this month at Daytona International Speedway, but as teams headed back to their hotels Monday night, the racing …
Full Throttle: Bailey’s 300 the Daytona for Late Models
There are thousands of racecar drivers all over the United States that pour their heart and soul into Saturday nights. Running at their local track, …
Fan’s View: A Question of Racing Risk – Is Death Too High a Price for a Driver to Pay?
This past Thursday night, NASCAR Racing lost a great racer. John Blewett III lost his life in a wreck during the New England Dodge Dealers …
Matt McLaughlin Thinks Out Loud: Kyle Busch – Is It the Rider or His Horse?
In horse racing, they say it is the jockey that matters but even the best can’t win on a pack mule. As it becomes more …
Full Throttle: Voices From the Relocated Heartland
For the race fan that has a desire to see door to door racing on a nearly weekly basis, there has never been that kind of fix in the winter. Enter Arena racing.
That’s History: 5 Little Pigs & a Lifetime
Born in Paterson, N.J., in November 1902, Pappy Hough raced – and won – in most of the 50 states and three countries during his long career.