Dollars & Sense: Jerry Springer’s Corporate Exception to the Kurt Rule
NASCAR needs to always have a villain and someone that can be the person that is disliked.
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NASCAR needs to always have a villain and someone that can be the person that is disliked.
Without further ado, here is who is hot and who is not after Pocono.
At Texas, IndyCar has at least found a package that is both exciting and much safer.
Did wins or consistency determine the top spot in our Power Rankings? Keep reading to find out.
James Finch meets with Kurt Busch Tuesday to discuss their future together. What should have been the result of that meeting?
7. Drivers neglected to practice pit entrance on iRacing the night before the race.
The most recent victim of the dreaded “second-place hangover” is none other than the Subway pitchman himself: Carl Edwards.
Joey Logano is still so damn young! But you know, that final maneuver on Mark Martin Sunday afternoon (June 10) was no rookie deal.
9 – Joey Logano’s victory on Sunday made it nine times a JGR car has won at the 2.5-mile triangle, matching Atlanta and Richmond for most wins at a track.
Justin Wilson, a driver not known for being an oval racer, took his Dale Coyne Racing entry to victory lane at Texas.