Thompson in Turn 5: Driver Shopping? Try Clint Bowyer on for Size
Perhaps Clint Bowyer can fill the void that the recent retirements of popular veterans like Bill Elliott, Terry Labonte, Mark Martin and Ricky Rudd created.
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Thompson in Turn 5: Tony Stewart No Excuse for Bad Behavior
It is no longer particularly noteworthy when Tony Stewart attacks fellow competitors that impede him in his never-ending pursuit of winning NASCAR Nextel Cup races. …
Thompson in Turn 5: Giving NASCAR Credit Where Credit is Due
As we’ve all seen over the past month, criticizing NASCAR for their infinite number of blunders and incidents of poor judgment is really not that …
Thompson in Turn 5: Dale Jarrett the Golden Ticket for Owner & Manufacturer
When Dale Jarrett made the decision to join the MWR/Toyota team, he came with a golden ticket that all would benefit from, the past champion’s provisional.
Thompson in Turn 5: A NASCAR Season of Inconsistency & Frustration
Though I continue to keep an open mind concerning NASCAR’s decision to develop and introduce the Car of Tomorrow (CoT) into weekly competition, the schedule …
Thompson in Turn 5: NASCAR Announces Chase Changes While Fan Opinions Fall on Deaf Ears
Monday, NASCAR Chairman Brian France announced the long-awaited changes to the points system as it pertains to points awarded drivers for winning a Nextel Cup …
Best of Turn 5: All is Well Over at Richard Childress Racing
Not much more than a year ago, the state of wellness at Richard Childress Racing (RCR) had become a legitimate concern.
Best of Turn 5: It’s Earnhardt Junior, Not Senior
Make no mistake; Dale Earnhardt Jr. is one of the “clean drivers” in the sport.
Thompson in Turn 5: For Jimmie Johnson, a Well-Deserved Championship
Jimmie Johnson’s season-ending performance left no doubts as to who was the best of the best in 2006. The ninth-place finish was his worst in six races.
Thompson in Turn 5: Homestead, 2006 Nextel Cup Championship Possibilities Abound
Anyone that chooses not to watch the season-ending race this Sunday at Homestead, I’ve got one thing to tell you: you may be bitterly disappointed.