Tracking the Trucks: 2008 AAA Insurance 200 at Dover
In a Nutshell: Scott Speed took the checkered flag 3.379 seconds ahead of Jack Sprague to win the AAA Insurance 200 Friday night at Dover …
Sprint Cup Rookie Report: Sam Hornish Jr. Continues Momentum at the Monster Mile
Rookies in the Starting Lineup: Sam Hornish Jr. (16th), Regan Smith (29th), Michael McDowell (32nd), Patrick Carpentier (36th) Unofficial Finishing Positions: Hornish (18th), Smith (21st), Carpentier …
Bowles-Eye View: For 2 NASCAR Champs, a Little Game of Perception Versus Reality
Coming off of Dover, the latest NASCAR buzz continued to center around the budding Kyle Busch – Carl Edwards rivalry – and rightfully so. Finishing …
Kenny Wallace Driver Diary: Racing, Making Gains & Oh, Hail!
Richmond was a big disappointment for me. We went there with high hopes. We had leased a Hendrick motor and we had qualified the best …
Holding a Pretty Wheel: It’s Not All Dale Earnhardt Jr. All the Time
I was reading through some old (and not-so-old) racing columns and found one that I wrote last year that got me thinking. Actually, it was …
Driven to the Past: Let Your Judgement Be Your Guide
Quite often somebody or other is asking me what was the most memorable race I ever flagged. After 30 years in the flagstand, it’s hard …
Happy Hour: NASCAR’s Rule Enforcement Problem
Haas CNC Racing is the latest student to be schooled in NASCAR Rule Enforcement. They committed the cardinal sin of tinkering with the CoT and …
Tearing Apart the Trucks: 2008 Truck Series Rookies Start to Improve
Last weekend at Mansfield Motorsports Park, Truck Series rookie of the year contender Donny Lia surprised himself and the world of NASCAR with his last-lap …
Matt McLaughlin Mouths Off: Revisiting Major NASCAR Storylines of 2008
With the adoption of the 36-race Cup schedule some years back, the World 600 now ends the first of three 12-race segments that make up …
Voices From the Heartland: Brian France Speaks Again & Adds to Global Warming!
You readers out there that peruse this column regularly know that I just love writing about NASCAR CEO Brian France. Why? Because he is soooo …