10 Points to Ponder: 2009 Shelby 427 at Las Vegas
Kyle Busch Still the Driver to Beat Daytona was just a minor hiccup: the No. 18 team is back with a vengeance in 2009. Las …
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Nationwide Series Breakdown: 2009 Sam’s Town 300 at Las Vegas
The Nationwide Series doesn’t tackle the high banks of Bristol until March 21. Apparently that message didn’t get through to the drivers Saturday. The Sam’s …
Kenny Wallace Driver Diary: Road Trips, Being a Movie Star & Sorry, Officer…
I had a really good time in Daytona. It was fun for me, driving the motorhome down to Ocala. We won some races in Ocala …
Nuts for Nationwide: 75,000 Eye-Openers, Plus 12 More at Fontana
While Saturday’s Stater Brothers 300 at Fontana was a snoozer of a race, it was nonetheless an eye-opening weekend for the Nationwide Series. First off, …
Did You Notice? The Start & Park Scam, NASCAR is a Team Sport & RCR Comes Up Short
Did You Notice? The latest way in which NASCAR’s locked-in qualifying rule has spiraled out of control? For the past year plus, MSRP Motorsports has …
Mirror Driving: Discussing Michael Waltrip’s Surprise, Kyle Busch’s “Historical” Moment & Driver Responsibility
Kyle Busch made history, becoming the first driver to win two major touring series races on the same day – but is this history good for the sport overall?
Talking NASCAR TV: Race Coverage at Fontana Improves… But Digger Still Lurks in the Shadows
After the pomp and circumstance that is typical of the Daytona 500, NASCAR teams moved on to Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif. for a …
10 Points to Ponder: 2009 Auto Club 500 at Fontana Edition
Kenseth Proves Daytona Wasn’t Luck Several fans had a bitter taste in their mouth about the ending of the Daytona 500 last week – and …
Nationwide Series Breakdown: 2009 Stater Brothers 300 at Fontana
In a word, uneventful. As if following up Daytona with Fontana wasn’t enough of a letdown, Kyle Busch made sure that there would be no …
Mirror Driving: Daytona Disappointment, Yellow Line Disgust, & is Kenseth a Hall of Famer?
The Daytona 500 had several controversial moments, but the biggest was the race being shortened by over 100 miles due to rain. Did NASCAR do the right thing by starting at the scheduled time, or should the green flag have been moved up so that the entire race could be run?