The 2012 Nationwide schedule should actually become a two-part project: less races, in more different places to see these drivers then at your local Cup track.
I firmly believe and fearlessly predict that each of these the next few scenarios are money in the bank and guaranteed to happen.
Kyle Busch walks into the Chase and the car instantly falls apart like Jake and Elwood’s ’74 Dodge Monaco in The Blues Brothers.
With the field for the Chase for the Sprint Cup finally decided, you are likely going to be inundated this week with article upon article with who will win.
Now that I’m back at home, Firebase Beckwith, I can provide for you my latest creation: the Ups and Downs of NASCAR 2011.
In the feud that followed between Kurt Busch and Jimmie Johnson, both drivers referenced Jimmy Spencer in their respective press conferences at the Glen.
With his most recent win at Pocono Sunday, you could say Brad Keselowski’s chances of qualifying for the Cup championship comes with a Brad-isfaction guarantee.
NASCAR is no exception; there are a few drivers who have immunized themselves from outside competition or are able to land rides by providing sponsorship.
This weekend brings us the 18th running of the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The sky is falling, Jimmie’s bawling and Chad is crawling back to start, trying to figure out a way to salvage the season before the Chase starts.