Happy Hour: NASCAR Arrogance Gone Awry
The recent Kentucky mess was preventable. The reaction to it was initially far too unrepentant. But NASCAR’s attitude towards the whole thing takes the cake.
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Happy Hour: The List of Problems More Short-Track Races Could Solve
NASCAR’s problems could be mostly solved with a determined overhaul of the schedule, with a focus on tracks that are less than a mile in length.
Happy Hour: What Is & Isn’t Acceptable in NASCAR’s “Have At It” Age
NASCAR seems to be trying to walk a line between participants’ safety and ratings-friendly entertainment.
Happy Hour: The Odd Story of NASCAR’s No. 11 Car
Should the No. 11 car take NASCAR’s Sprint Cup, it would be a fourth title for Joe Gibbs Racing.
Happy Hour: NASCAR’s Late-Season Swing Produces a Memorable Event – No Legislative Help Needed
Things are so rough in NASCAR these days that last week’s race at Texas had enough action and storylines to jar a collective NASCAR press from cynicism.
Happy Hour: A Sneak Peek at What NASCAR Could Look Like in 2011
It would be difficult to tout 2010 as a winning year for NASCAR.
Happy Hour: A Tale of 2 NASCAR Drivers
This last Sunday (Oct. 24), not only did Martinsville Speedway offer up a pretty good race, the fans in the grandstand and watching at home on television got to see an all-too-rare treat these days… the No. 88 car, driven by Dale Earnhardt Jr., ran up front for more than just one stay-out-while-everyone-pits lap. In …
Happy Hour: Gateway Disappearance a Sign of the NASCAR Times
This coming Saturday night’s (Oct. 23) Nationwide Series race at Gateway International Raceway will probably be the last.
Happy Hour: NASCAR “Have At It” Hasn’t Made Much Difference
I doubt NASCAR had any idea how much their four-word policy declaration would become a catchphrase relating to on-track incidents this season.
Happy Hour: What Are They Buying With the Danica Patrick Hype?
Listen to networks and tracks, you’d think Danica Patrick was the next Dale Earnhardt.
Happy Hour: What’s So Horrible About a Winless NASCAR Champion?
Jeff Owens believes that a winless champion would be a “black mark” on the sport. That NASCAR would have “some big fires to put out.” Head to the basement.
Happy Hour: Ol’ Darrell Waltrip May Be Onto Something
Contrary to what some people think, Darrell Waltrip is knowledgeable about the sport. He did win three championships after all.