Waid’s World: Multi-car Teams in NASCAR Aren’t New, But They Weren’t Always the Same
Steve Waid looks back on the history of multi-car teams in NASCAR.
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Waid’s World: The Driver Who Looked Like a Kid Raced His Way into the Hall of Fame
Steve Waid writes about why Ricky Rudd deserves to be in the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
Waid’s World: First Race at Money-Strapped Charlotte Wasn’t Pretty
Steve Waid shares the story of how the first 600-mile race at Charlotte Motor Speedway came to be.
Waid’s World: The Remarkable 1973 Cup Season for David Pearson, Wood Brothers
Pearson won the ’73 Rebel 500 whereas the top two from 1972, Bobby Allison and Richard Petty, finished third and seventh, respectively.
Waid’s World: Tale of the Talladega Winner Who Led a NASCAR Rebellion
The story of how independent driver James Hylton helped change NASCAR in the 1970s
Waid’s World: The Tale of a Dysfunctional Team & Its Secret Weapon
Steve Waid regales with a story of DiGard’s famous racecar Buckshot Bertha.
Waid’s World: Richmond 1986: Wild Finish Leads to Separate Paths for 2 Drivers
The 1986 Miller High Life 400 is considered one of the most memorable Cup races ever held at Richmond Raceway.
Waid’s World: One Writer’s Attempt to Be a Fan in the Bristol Grandstands
Steve Waid ventured into the grandstands to experience a Cup race like the average fan. Would he do it again? “Hell, no!”
Waid’s World: When an Especially Snowy Day in Rockingham Affected Racing
Steve Waid recalls when the Cup schedule was different in 1980 and Mother Nature still did not play nice.
Waid’s World: Junior Johnson’s Discovery of the Draft Won Him Daytona
Johnson won the 1960 Daytona 500 in his first race driving for team owner John Masoni.