Holding a Pretty Wheel: Kyle Busch’s 75th Win is Just a Number & Not a Particularly Meaningful One
Color me less than impressed. It’s not that I’m not impressed with Kyle Busch’s talent, that’s pretty hard to ignore.
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Nuts for Nationwide: Put the Road Courses on Hiatus for 2011
I love road courses and applaud those who can race them, but the cost/benefit analysis for today’s Nationwide Series road racing doesn’t add up.
Fanning the Flames: Sorting Through the Myriad of NASCAR’s Midsummer Issues
Q: How does every NASCAR track that has a race NOT have SAFER walls?
What’s Vexing Vito: 2 Noteworthy Absences Next Weekend at Michigan – Neither of Which Make Sense
However, along with my absence from Michigan, there is one other glaring omission from next weekend’s festivities in the back 40 of the Motor City – SS.
Mirror Driving: Elliott Sadler Survived… but Can Richard Petty Motorsports?
Following a nasty wreck for Elliott Sadler at Pocono, there was an outcry about the lack of a SAFER barrier at the point where Sadler hit.
Nelson Piquet Jr. to Make Nationwide Series Debut at Watkins Glen
On Tuesday (Aug. 3), Baker-Curb Racing announced that Nelson Piquet Jr. will make his Nationwide Series debut in Saturday’s Zippo 200.
Full Throttle: NASCAR Has a Chance to Get it Right With 2011 Nationwide & Truck Schedules
NASCAR now has three races on its plate that can be reassigned to other racetracks without increasing the length of the schedule in either series.
5 Points to Ponder: Poor Judgment by NASCAR Vets, More Money, Mo Problems & NASCAR Ain’t the NBA
NASCAR’s notorious dictatorial style was obviously at work during the week leading up to Pocono.
Talking NASCAR TV: Craven, Evernham, Burns Terrific Trio for NASCAR on ESPN
An old-school element came into play here. Due to ESPN’s live coverage of the Ricoh Women’s British Open, NASCAR Countdown was pushed to ESPN2.
Nationwide Series Breakdown: 2010 US Cellular 250 at Iowa
Kyle Busch scored his ninth Nationwide Series victory of the year in the US Cellular 250, putting down a spirited early challenge from polesitter Trevor Bayne.
Happy Hour: Some Ad Campaigns NASCAR Could Be Running
NASCAR can’t get caught up in that whole mentality that people don’t like Jimmie Johnson winning to the point of changing the Chase rules yet again.
Holding a Pretty Wheel: NASCAR’s Veteran Drivers Have More to Offer & Deserve More Too
In today’s NASCAR sponsors care less and less about on-track performance and more and more about a driver’s “marketability” in other areas.