Kenny Wallace Driver Diary: A New Team (Again) & Take Me Out to the Ballgame
I’m almost speechless. This year has been, I think, the most unpredictable year of my racing career. I started the year not knowing if I … Continue Reading
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Happy Hour: Nationwide Whackers are Hurting NASCAR’s Sprint Cup Series
On several occasions during the Martinsville race this past Sunday, the announcers in the FOX booth analyzed “short-term gain” vs. “long-term loss.” The comparison was … Continue Reading
Nuts for Nationwide: Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s 1st Win 10 Years Ago Today
On this very day some 10 years ago, Dale Earnhardt Jr. won his first race in NASCAR’s second series, taking the checkered flag in the … Continue Reading
Top 10 April Fools’ Jokes Played On/By Various NASCAR Teams/Personalities This Week
10. Jeff Burton called Michael McDowell and invited him to dinner.
Did You Notice? The Myth of Roush Lawsuits, Strong Starts & Cheering Diversity
Did You Notice? That in the midst of the rumors surrounding Bill Davis Racing, it was revealed sponsor Caterpillar may be close to giving up … Continue Reading
Mirror Driving: Veterans Driving Junk, Who’s in a Funk & Will Chrissy Wallace Flunk?
Chrissy Wallace, daughter of driver Mike Wallace, is set to make her debut in one of NASCAR’s top-three series this week. Has Wallace proven her talent?
Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 Drivers You Aren’t Seeing on Sunday
The first off week of the season allowed our staff to take a look at the other racing series that NASCAR has to offer; as … Continue Reading
Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in the Nationwide & Truck Series: 2008 Easter Edition
While Sprint Cup and Craftsman Truck Series teams were home this Easter weekend – spending quality time with family and catching up on March Madness … Continue Reading
Confidentially, SPEED Excels While ESPN’s Chemistry Needs Work
Probably the best thing about racing television coverage over the Easter weekend, in my humble opinion, was the introduction of “NASCAR Confidential” by SPEED on … Continue Reading
Nationwide Series Breakdown: 2008 Pepsi 300 at Nashville
The last 60 laps then saw Wimmer slowly run down Bowyer, finally making the pass for the lead with 21 laps to go to win the Pepsi 300 at Nashville.