NASCAR Mailbox: A “Normal” Saturday And A Valuable Lesson
Working as a writer in the world of racing means that a majority of my weekends are spoken for before the first green flag ever …
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NASCAR Mailbox: Penske Racing’s Success An Unexpected Twist
Joey Logano’s win at Texas was a well-deserved and hard-fought victory, especially considering that late-race restart brought on by a tire issue with Kurt Busch. …
NASCAR Mailbox: Are Rivalries All They’re Cracked Up To Be?
Brad Keselowski and Kurt Busch are in a feud and it’s not looking pretty. Though Busch came back from an issue with Keselowski to win …
NASCAR Mailbox: I Never Did Like The Taste of Crow…
Before we get started, I’d like to extend my condolences to the Petty family on the passing of Lynda Petty. I never got to see …
NASCAR Mailbox: Don’t Be “Bossy” to Jimmie Johnson
I don’t know about you, but these marathon race days/weekends are making me crazy. Even though I don’t make it to every event, I’m still …
NASCAR Mailbox: New Chase System – So Far, So Good
Kurt Busch is either really brave or really stupid, if not some sort of hybrid between the two. When it comes to American motorsports, the …
NASCAR Mailbox: Too Many Commercials … Or Are There?
Birds are singing. The sun is shining. Flowers are sprouting from the ground and in full bloom. Everything is beautiful. No, it’s not springtime yet. …
NASCAR Mailbox: Race Fans Are Ticker-ed Off
Ah, it sure was great to have stock cars on the track again in an actual race. Testing was great and all, but there is …
NASCAR Mailbox: Was Richard Petty’s Danica Reaction Sexist?
If time flies when you are having fun, then it certainly drags when you are bored. To some, the offseason is a much-needed break from …
NASCAR Mailbox: Harsh Comments and Penalties Galore
It’s an unfortunate thing that NASCAR is so impacted by the weather, but rarely do we sit through two meteorological marathons in one weekend. For Talladega, the Nationwide and Sprint Cup Series were both either pushed back or set on hold for so long because of rain that the impending darkness at the light-less racetrack became more of a hazard than the inevitable “big one”. It got to the point where we were groaning and saying, “Just END it already!”