MPM2Nite: Sillier Than All Get Out
Mike Joy first introduced the term to the racing vernacular, but it was Jay of Jayski.com that put the term into common use.
Matt joined Frontstretch in 2007 after a decade of race-writing, paired with the first generation of racing internet sites like RaceComm and Racing One. Now semi-retired, he submits occasional special features while his retrospectives on drivers like Alan Kulwicki, Davey Allison, and other fallen NASCAR legends pop up every summer on Frontstretch. A motorcycle nut, look for the closest open road near you and you can catch him on the Harley during those bright, summer days in his beloved Pennsylvania.
Mike Joy first introduced the term to the racing vernacular, but it was Jay of Jayski.com that put the term into common use.
Kevin Harvick pushed Denny Hamlin around Tony Stewart after the final restart, then on lap 189 passed the No. 11 car and drove off into the Michigan sunset.
Juan Pablo Montoya dominated at Watkins Glen, with Marcos Ambrose doing his best to keep the Colombia native honest.
NASCAR reacted to controversy the way they always do, like a kid caught with his winky in one hand and the other in the cookie jar.
Due to weather delays, some wags will doubtlessly tag Sunday’s race “The 24 Hours of Pocono.”
The Brickyard 400 was a race that started out slowly but eventually petered out altogether.
The Brickyard 400 (now presented by no one) is being run this weekend. It’ll happen next year. But will that be the case in 2012 and beyond?
Traditionally, this is always a slow time for NASCAR news. That’s why they invented Silly Season.
On lap 213, David Reutimann finally prevailed at Chicagoland after a protracted battle for the lead with Jeff Gordon.
There was once a time NASCAR proclaimed itself “the fastest growing sport in America” and claimed it ranked second only to the NFL in TV ratings.