Talking NASCAR TV: Championship Insanity & a Raging Busch
Welcome back to Talking NASCAR TV, where race telecasts come to be praised, questioned, skewered and fricasseed.
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Nationwide Series Breakdown: 2011 Ford 300 at Homestead
For the first time since 2005, a Nationwide Series regular was crowned a Nationwide Series champion … and he nearly won the race as well.
Mirror Driving: A Worthy Champ, Villainous Vickers & Series Identities
A week after a driver was parked for deliberately wrecking another driver, NASCAR did not penalize an incident that, to many observers, looked intentional.
5 Points to Ponder: Motivation, Substitution, Last-Ditch Efforts & Ending Eras
ONE: Sam Hornish Jr.’s 2011 Season Makes Him a Dangerous Title Threat
Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in NASCAR: 2011 Phoenix – Homestead Edition
It doesn’t seem possible, but somehow 35 weeks of racing have surpassed us and now it’s time for one final hurrah to end the 2011 season.
Talking NASCAR TV: Commercials or Racing? Ads Overwhelming ESPN Coverage
Hello, race fans. Welcome back to Talking NASCAR TV, where critiquing race broadcasts is the name of the game.
Nationwide Series Breakdown: 2011 Wypall 200 at Phoenix
Brad Keselowski noted that Sam Hornish Jr. “has paid a lot of dues” in NASCAR and it was certainly a well-deserved victory that Hornish claimed this Saturday.
Racing for Candy: Why Race No. 33 May Be the NNS Event to Win in 2011
The silence surrounding Rowdy Busch has been deafening. And that being said, Saturday’s Nationwide Series race suddenly has new importance.
Nationwide, Trucks & Why They Still Matter
It’s easy to forget about the high-pressure battles going on in NASCAR’s two lower series and that they actually have some impact on the sport.
Mirror Driving: Chase Games, Brainless Kyle & Sponsorship Loyalty
After Texas, the championship battle is effectively between Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards. Who has an edge the last two races and why?