Voices from the Cheap Seats: Future of Cup Series Racing at Kentucky Should Be in Doubt
Last Saturday night’s Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway was much like the last three previous Sprint Cup Series races at the 1.5 mile track …
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Voices from the Cheap Seats: BSNews! Chad Knaus Fumes After Pocono Defeat
Chad Knaus, longtime — hell, only — crew chief for six-time champion Jimmie Johnson, lashed out Sunday after the No. 48 was defeated in its …
Voices from the Cheap Seats: NASCAR’s Best Bet for Your Taxpayer Dollars
In case you don’t have any where you are from, the title is known as “sarcasm.” Go out and getcha some today! While everyone else …
Maturity Rears Its Head In NASCAR
Despite what you may read in the mainstream media and this site, seeing as I am somewhat privy to what people are going to write …
Voices from the Cheap Seats: Wussies And Suits Are Ruining NASCAR
Last week, I wrote about stupidity in advertisement and how multitudes of commercials are, or at least should be, an insult to your intelligence. If you …
Voices From The Cheap Seats: Advertising For Dummies
Since we are on an off week and there is little to no real NASCAR news, other than maybe Brad Keselowski’s almost tearful revelation at how utterly …
Voices From The Cheap Seats: The Tale Of Two Tires
Now that you have watched the first and last 20 laps of NASCAR’s Cup race at Texas — skipping the insidious 300 laps in between so …
Voices From The Cheap Seats: BSNews! A New NASCAR CEO On The Rise?
BSNews, a wholly disowned subsidiary of Frontstretch.com, has learned that the CEOof NASCAR, Brian France, will step down as the head of the sanctioning body following the …
Voices From The Cheap Seats: How To Mix Predictable And Incredible All At Once
And now for something completely different — different, that is, from some of the fluff that’s been pouring from this very site! While one writer …
The Difference In NASCAR Between Oblivious And Relentless
Once again, I am writing about a topic that, while obvious to the common man (and not to mention that most of us thought it …