From Nationwide to Cup a Backwards, Yet Successful Journey for Some
While most drivers disappear from existence or scrape together low-quality rides to keep their name out there, a few settled for the Nationwide Series.
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While most drivers disappear from existence or scrape together low-quality rides to keep their name out there, a few settled for the Nationwide Series.
I’m not bashing Kyle Busch here, just the idiotic statements and thinking of his lawyer.
With his fourth win of the year, does Kyle Busch become the title favorite, or does that moniker still belong to Carl Edwards, Jimmie Johnson or someone else?
NASCAR has seemingly taken a step backwards. While on-track issues seem to be OK with NASCAR, post-race confrontations are a definitive no-no.
10. Michigan TV race ratings reportedly up – another sign of the end times.
Familiarity returned to the Sprint Cup Series with Kyle Busch pulling into victory lane, one of the “hot” drivers at this point of the season.
4 – the number of top-fives finishes for Ryan Newman in the past six races. He was fifth at Michigan.
Due to the size and complexity of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, teams do not have spotters located such that eyes are available in every part of the track.
Kyle Busch is putting together the kind of late-season run that we see from Jimmie Johnson, putting some sizzle in what is usually a snooze-fest at Michigan.
Kyle Busch was doing “The Michigan Rag” in the Pure Michigan 400 Sunday (Aug. 21), capturing his first career triumph at Michigan.