2010 NASCAR Nationwide Series Preview
The 2010 Nationwide Series season is upon us, and every season preview has Carl Edwards finishing first in the points, Brad Keselowski second.
The 2010 Nationwide Series season is upon us, and every season preview has Carl Edwards finishing first in the points, Brad Keselowski second.
The question of whether Danica Patrick will try stock cars or not is finally answered.
Anyone that’s read my Nationwide Series coverage over the course of the 2009 season knows that it’s been hard to find positive things to say.
NASCAR’s been far from bashful about toting how the new NNS car would be a cost-cutter down the road. Great, savings down the road. What about the present?
Did You Notice? The absolute mess that the Top-30 rule has made of the Nationwide Series field?
DOVER, Del. – The most recent Nationwide Series race at Richmond saw Specialty Racing involved in its worst incident since Talladega last April.
2009 saw JC Stout, a part-time Truck Series competitor, take his own Stellar-Quest Racing operation to the Nationwide ranks.
DOVER, Del. – It’s been a tale of two seasons for Morgan Shepherd in 2009.
DOVER, Del. – The biggest highlight of Saturday’s Nationwide Series race came not on the track, but on pit road following the checkered flag. Denny Hamlin, irritated after being spun in a late-race incident with Brad Keselowski, aggressively confronted the driver of the No. 88 on pit road immediately following the race and nearly triggered …
I firmly oppose the joke of a points system also known as the Chase, but I’d be lying if I said that points have not been on my brain all weekend. Be it what needs to happen to keep Ryan Newman in or Kyle Busch out, I’ve spent more time calculating than actually anticipating the awesome …
In an interview I did with Jeremy Clements earlier in the summer, the driver of the No. 50 car dropped a line on me that to this day has stuck at the forefront of my mind when covering the Nationwide Series: “It doesn’t even matter if you can drive anymore.” Now that’s not entirely true. …
Last week, everyone following the Nationwide Series was left scratching their heads as to why CJM Racing chose to let go of promising rookie Scott Lagasse Jr. despite knocking on the door of the top 10 in points and having a sponsor happy with their wheelman. Since that move was indeed a head-scratcher, I’m still …
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