Happy Hour: What Should Be Done About NASCAR Multi-Car Teams?
In Kansas this last weekend, the top-five finishing cars drove for Roush Fenway Racing and Hendrick Motorsports. Those two teams also produced three more drivers …
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Happy Hour: Should NASCAR Fans Stick Around?
If you wanna be a star of stage and screen, Look out, it’s rough and mean, It’s a long way to the top, If you …
Happy Hour: From 207 Points Up to 74 Points Down; What’s Wrong With NASCAR’s Picture?
20 laps into the 27th race this season, an enigmatic driver, who had been wiping up the floor with most of the competition for 26 …
Happy Hour: Hey Race Fans, It’s Time for NASCAR’s Annual Big Points Giveaway!
Greetings race fans and welcome once again to NASCAR’s Fifth Annual Big Points Giveaway, where we find 11 NASCAR drivers without the points lead and …
Happy Hour: If Locked in the Chase, Why Race at Richmond?
When the Chase for the Cup was initially conceived (although “conceived” probably isn’t a good word for it… maybe “implemented over a cosmopolitan” works better), …
Happy Hour: NASCAR’s Top-35 Rule is the Symptom, Not the Problem
Happy Hour‘s Kurt Smith is on vacation yet again and, quite frankly, we’re starting to wonder if that guy ever works (and from some of …
Happy Hour: Tony Stewart & Ryan Newman Should Enjoy the Honeymoon While It Lasts
A two-car team with established veteran drivers behind the wheel, quite a few wins between them, one a former Cup champion. Sharing engines and chassis …
Happy Hour: A NASCAR Writer’s Midlife Crisis
There is something about a 40th birthday, despite the day being 24 hours just like any other, that inspires thoughts of impending mortality in people, …
Happy Hour: NASCAR Gets 1 Right – No Mas in Ciudad de Mexico
NASCAR announced last week that they will not be running Nationwide Series races at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez road course in Mexico City next year. …
Happy Hour: It’s Time for Brian France to Step Down
“Not every race is a barnburner. If you are a good fan, and you didn’t get what you wanted, it’s OK to be disappointed and …