Mirror Driving: Racing’s Version of the Triple Crown, Matt Kenseth’s Collapse & More
Matt Kenseth opened the 2009 season with back-to-back wins and looked to be on the road to a second Cup championship. However, he hasn’t won since.
Truck Series
Who’s Hot/Who’s Not Around the World of NASCAR
Austin Dillon is perhaps the best-looking prospect in any of NASCAR’s top-three divisions right now.
Talking NASCAR TV: Controversy Never Keeps ESPN From Jumping Ship
NASCAR Countdown on ESPN was a full hour this week. You know I’m not a fan of that from past columns.
Tracking the Trucks: 2010 CampingWorld.com 200 at Gateway
After a blackout at Gateway forced the postponement of Friday’s CampingWorld.com 200, it was Kevin Harvick who came out victorious.
Tearing Apart the Trucks: RWR Development Driver Jeffrey Earnhardt Makes Debut
Like most other drivers in NASCAR, Jeffrey Earnhardt started racing at a young age, first competing at Wythe Raceway in Rural Retreat, Va.
Did You Notice? Reut Gone Wild, NASCAR Legacies & Saving the Summer
Did You Notice? Speaking of Dillon, the next wave of potential success stories in NASCAR have a familiar “legacy” ring to it?
Mirror Driving: Attacking the Asterisk, Bubble Momentum & NASCAR on Wednesday?
Should any win in the NASCAR record book ever come with that type of asterisk?
5 Points to Ponder: Elliott Sadler’s Time Has Passed, NASCAR’s Nationwide Inconsistency & 1 Talented Grandson
Sitting 27th in the points, Elliott Sadler is sitting fourth of four teams in the Richard Petty Motorsports stable.
Talking NASCAR TV: Grading TNT’s 2010 Season – How to Fix Some Glaring Issues
NASCAR Countdown was a run-of-the-mill affair. There were no special features for fans to watch.
Tracking the Trucks: 2010 Lucas Oil 200 at Iowa
Rookie Austin Dillon beat Johnny Sauter to the checkers by 0.635 seconds to win the Lucas Oil 200 at Iowa Speedway.
Tearing Apart the Trucks: Rookie Austin Dillon Up to Speed Quickly
Fast forward to July 2010 and Austin Dillon has shown great improvement.
Dialing It In: Commitment is “Key” to Success in NASCAR
From 2006-2008, Key Motorsports ran the majority of events in the NASCAR Truck Series with drivers such as Chad Chaffin, Mike Bliss, Jeff Green and others.