2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Tony Raines
If you were a Tony Raines fan, you had to wait a while for success this year; his highest point came eight months after the season began at Talladega.
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2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Ryan Newman
After an off year in 2006, Ryan Newman has now tallied an incredible 42 top spots in his short 224-race NASCAR Cup career.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Kyle Petty
Whether it be in the television booth or on the track, 2007 was a forgettable year for Kyle Petty.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: David Ragan
Frankly, David Ragan should consider having the opportunity to become a full-time Cup driver his highest point.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Joe Nemechek
2007 would’ve been considered a great success for Joe Nemechek – if only he could’ve repeated his Daytona 500 performance every weekend.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Juan Pablo Montoya
Juan Pablo Montoya got his first NASCAR victory in just his third week of the season – when the Busch Series visited Mexico City.
David Starr Driver Diary: Goodbye to 2007… Excited About 2008!
Well, it was another very competitive, down-to-the-wire season in the Craftsman Truck Series. For the fans and for us competitors, it was exciting because you didn’t know who the champion was going to be until the final lap at Homestead. That’s the way it should be, and the way it has been in the Craftsman …
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Paul Menard
Paul Menard’s best finish of the season was at Michigan International Speedway, where he finished a career-high 12th in the Citizens Bank 400.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Jamie McMurray
Without a doubt, edging out Kyle Busch by 0.005 seconds in the Pepsi 400 was the highlight of the 2007 season for Jamie McMurray.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Casey Mears
In 2007, Casey Mears staked his own claim to the winner’s circle, grabbing his first career Nextel Cup win in the Coca-Cola 600.
Mirror Driving: Kasey Kahne Takes a Hit, Johnson Snakebit, & Replacing the Sponsor That Quit
Kasey Kahne is getting sued for an incident in which he pushed a 62-year-old security officer to the ground. Is this a troubling sign of a driver’s immaturity?
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Jeremy Mayfield
In a year where Jeremy Mayfield only managed to qualify 13 times for Bill Davis Racing, his switch to the Haas CNC Racing No. 66 Chevrolet was the high point.