Bowles-Eye View: Ripping Reporters – Kurt Busch, Tony Stewart Highlight NASCAR Driver/Media Tension
The “Have At It Boys, Era!” in NASCAR was supposed to create driver rivalries with their peers – not the press box.
The “Have At It Boys, Era!” in NASCAR was supposed to create driver rivalries with their peers – not the press box.
Kevin Harvick held off an assault by Cheez-It Crackers (err, Carl Edwards) to win one of the most bizarre short-track races in recent memory.
Was Richmond a weekend for the underdogs or the latest bump in the road for the rest of the Cup field?
The Cup regulars are the best drivers in the world, or at least that is what we’re repeatedly told. They should drive like it.
It’s perhaps a little disappointing to Denny Hamlin to get kudos for finishing ninth at Richmond, a track where he has been dominant in the past.
If Jimmie Johnson ever admitted fault for anything and bothered to look at the video, perhaps he wouldn’t have retaliated at Kurt Busch on Saturday night.
There was Kevin Harvick leading 202 out of 400 laps (more laps than he had led all year combined) en route to his 18th career victory.
A night that seemed poised to have a dramatic impact on the 2011 Nationwide Series title chase ended up being more of the same: Cup drivers stealing the show.
RICHMOND, Va. – The last time Stephen Leicht was seen in a Cup car was over half a decade ago.
RICHMOND, Va. – It’s been a few weeks since Montreal and the date Morgan Shepherd’s team was supposedly to fold