NASCAR Olympiad Update from Mid-Ohio
What? The Olympics aren’t in Rio? Did I miss a PR announcement? No, just having some off-week fun with the XFINITY cars and the persistent … Continue Reading
Officially Confused Over NASCAR’s XFINITY Ending At Daytona
Aric Almirola finally managed to add a win to his XFINITY Series stats without an asterisk after nine long years. However, the victory did not … Continue Reading
7th Place Finish Great For Stewart… But Not Good Enough For NASCAR’s Chase
It took too long. Tony Stewart kept his No. 14 Chevrolet within camera shot of the leader for the vast majority of Sunday’s FireKeepers Casino … Continue Reading
When a NASCAR Veteran and Rookies Collide — Or Don’t: Dover Gold
He was a-comin’. Jimmie Johnson may have been mired in the pack for much of the race, but that didn’t stop the guys in the … Continue Reading
It’s Very Simple: We Like to Complain About Kyle Busch
Will you be missing the Kyle Busch Series this weekend? Okay, I really meant the XFINITYÂ Series, but it might as well be marketed as Rowdy’s … Continue Reading
It Takes More Than a Superstar to Keep a NASCAR Sponsor
It was reported Tuesday that the Home Depot will be leaving Joe Gibbs Racing and the No. 20 Toyota at the end of the 2014 season. Color me … Continue Reading
Sometimes When You Win, You Lose–The Best Worst NASCAR Celebrations
“We should have stuck to beer.” Yes, Mr. Keselowski. I think that would have been a good idea. What happened, you ask? In a classic … Continue Reading
NASCAR Needs to Worry About the Racing, Not the Ticket Sales
When you arrive at the track and park your RV, you expect the campground to get more crowded as the week goes along. The same … Continue Reading
NASCAR’s Own Post-Season: The Chase That Will Actually Be Fun to Watch
There’s one positive thing about the inception of the Chase. When we take a week off in July, we can say we’re two-thirds of the … Continue Reading
A Day at the Track Without Breaking the Bank
$100 for a ticket to a Sprint Cup event. $5 for a soda. $20 for parking. A T-shirt, hat and die-cast just ate another $100. … Continue Reading