Editor’s Note: This is Jeff Meyer’s final week of vacation. Look for Voices to return with an all new edition on Thursday, Feb. 1! This article was originally run in Aug. 2006. Ever since Brian France assumed the helm of NASCAR, it seems that his main goal has been focused not on the race amongst …
10. How to Retire Rich (the T.O.Y.O.T.A. Method) by Dale Jarrett
Monday, NASCAR Chairman Brian France announced the long-awaited changes to the points system as it pertains to points awarded drivers for winning a Nextel Cup race. Additionally, France informed the assembled news media that the Chase format would be augmented to include 12 drivers from the present 10. Sounds like something I’d be in full …
Which longtime single or multi-car team will find themselves in the most trouble of “disappearing” from the NASCAR radar screen with the new competition?
Congratulations to Bill Gilmore of Raleigh, N.C. – the winner in our “Back in the Day with Dale Earnhardt, Jr.” DVD contest! Bill was the only person to correctly answer all 10 trivia questions.
Thanks to all the readers who participated in the contest!
Today’s Season Preview Topic: What will the extent of Toyota’s impact be in their first year in Nextel Cup?
Today’s Season Preview Topic: Will NASCAR’s Car of Tomorrow (CoT) debut at Bristol, be delayed, or completely disappear?
I must say that “The Child” Kyle Busch’s outburst last Sunday after his accident with Casey Mears was the most childish and pathetic thing I have seen in all of sports in a long time.
The NASCAR community suffered a second heartbreaking loss with the death of 65-year-old former Cup champion and award-winning broadcaster Benny Parsons after a courageous battle with lung cancer. Parsons’s death early Tuesday comes just a little over a week of the news that veteran NASCAR driver and former Craftsman Truck Series champion Bobby Hamilton Sr. …
Brett Bodine held a Q&A on NASCAR’s Car of Tomorrow at Daytona to appease the fans. Is this all spin or a sign things are heading in the right direction?
Not much more than a year ago, the state of wellness at Richard Childress Racing (RCR) had become a legitimate concern.
When driver Paul Dana lost his life last weekend during IRL practice at Homestead-Miami Speedway, race fans not only took the time to remember Dana, but also other famous drivers who have lost their lives on the racetrack. Many race fans’ thoughts automatically turned to Dale Earnhardt, whose death a little more than five years …
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