Happy Hour: What NASCAR Really Can Look Forward To in 2010
Most sports would still love to have NASCAR’s attendance and ratings, but the current trend is very much downward.
Most sports would still love to have NASCAR’s attendance and ratings, but the current trend is very much downward.
With Danica Patrick likely to race in the Nationwide Series with JR Motorsports next season, NASCAR can partially exhale.
You can probably bank on this, too: now that Ryan Newman is OK, his airborne crash will be shown in the promo for the next Talladega race on FOX in April.
People who cover NASCAR are fond of saying things like “missing the Chase does NOT make you a second-class citizen.” Try telling Kyle Busch that.
I think you get the picture. It’s long been a contention of this writer that NASCAR legislates parity too much.
Faithful Frontstretch readers, sometimes I feel like the kid in The Emperor’s New Clothes. The Vegas NASCAR Nationwide Series race this year was an example.
Auto Club Speedway gets a vicious rap from a gaggle of fans and media, including many writers on this website.
With all apologies to 48 fans, a dominating Jimmie Johnson win just bores the snot out of me.
It seems there is some sort of FedHex on any car that sports the famous UPS logo. Not anything dangerous, mind you; just something that makes racecars slow.
When NASCAR finally took us at Frontstretch in, recognizing us as part of their esteemed “Citizen Journalist Media Corps,” I finally felt as though I …