The Yellow Stripe: Because You Asked – Why I Love NASCAR
I’m often asked why I love NASCAR. Most of the time it’s from a person with an incredulous look of either despair, disgust or out-right confusion on their face.
I’m often asked why I love NASCAR. Most of the time it’s from a person with an incredulous look of either despair, disgust or out-right confusion on their face.
IndyCar action heats up again this Sunday with the first of two trips across the border into Canada in the month of July.
It’s not all been doom and gloom in 2012 as already we’ve seen a number of positive themes and trends emerge.
Here are eight things that could turn this slow burn of a season into a year to truly remember.
If there would be two words to describe Michigan this coming weekend, after the recent repave, then those words would be super fast.
Thirteen races are in the books, meaning there are only another 13 races to run until we reach the cutoff point after the second Richmond race.
The probable and possible challengers for Tony Stewart’s crown are emerging.
This Sunday afternoon at the venerable Indianapolis Motor Speedway will see the 96th running of the Indy 500 and based on practice so far, it’s anyone’s race.
For the motorsports aficionado, this Sunday is about as good as it gets with historically significant races encompassing Formula 1, IndyCar and NASCAR.
The Sprint Cup circus heads back to Charlotte for Saturday night’s All-Star Race. That’s where I’ll start this week’s edition of Five Points to Ponder.
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