That’s History Profile: Fireball Roberts
Fireball Roberts was one of the greatest drivers in NASCAR history to never win a championship.
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Voice of Vito: Dale Earnhardt Jr. & Martin Truex Jr. – How to Handle the Chase for the Championship
Heading into the first race of the Chase, Truex sits sixth in points; the seeding system NASCAR has instituted for 2007 has him 50 points out of the lead.
Mirror Driving: Could Earnhardt Jr. Still Make the Chase, Will Open Wheelers Ever Dominate a Cup Race & Did AT&T Get Put in Its Place?
In the midst of Dale Earnhardt Jr. overkill, the 12-car Chase field was set on Saturday night. Looking at the final list of contenders, are there any surprises?
That’s History Profile: Cale Yarborough
William Caleb Yarborough was born the son of a tobacco farmer on March 27, 1939, just outside of Darlington, S.C.
Mirror Driving: Is Junior’s Situation Bad? Chase Changes: Did They Make You Mad? & Is Toyota Feeling Rad?
Wednesday will make it official – Joe Gibbs Racing is switching to Toyota. What do you expect the immediate impact on the team will be?
Voice of Vito: Where’s the Beef? Chase for NASCAR Championship a Far Cry From Past Battles
With only one race remaining before the start of NASCAR’s 2007 Chase for the Nextel Cup, the race for 12th place has all been but …
That’s History Profile: Coo Coo Marlin
Coo Coo Marlin’s career began almost by accident. His brother Jack campaigned a car at Hohenwald Speedway in Tennessee, but didn’t show up one night.
Voice of Vito: NASCAR Lacking Southern Flair?
Looking back at the history of NASCAR, it’s not a big secret that the roots of the sport lie squarely in the Southeast. With the …
Mirror Driving: No Bristol Bumps, Villeneuve Takes His Lumps & Can AT&T Get Back Over The Hump?
With the Chase drama all but played out with two races to go, were drivers at Bristol playing it a little too conservative?
What’s the Call? Jacques Villeneuve – Boom Or Bust?
Can Jacques Villeneuve follow in Juan Montoya’s footsteps and succeed in Nextel Cup – or is open wheeler destined for failure in American stock car racing?