10 Points to Ponder After the 2008 Lifelock 400 at Michigan
1. GEICO… Not Gecko! – GEICO Insurance, sponsor of Mike Wallace and the No. 7 Germain Racing Toyota, is indicating that they will end their …
Bubble Breakdown: Michael Waltrip Wrecks, But It’s Haas CNC Crashing Out of Top 35
Rain on Friday afternoon washed out NASCAR qualifying at Michigan International Raceway, meaning the starting grid was set by owner points – leaving the No. …
Nationwide Series Breakdown: 2008 Meijer 300 at Kentucky
Joey Logano scored his first career Nationwide Series win in convincing fashion, leading five times for 76 laps, including the final 54 of the Meijer 300.
Tracking the Trucks: 2008 Cool City Customs 200 at Michigan
In a Nutshell: Erik Darnell took the checkered flag 0.005 seconds ahead of Johnny Benson to win the Cool City Customs 200 Saturday afternoon. Darnell …
Numbers Game: 2008 LifeLock 400 at Michigan
1 Car that fell to the back of the field at the start of racing at Michigan. (No. 15 Paul Menard for an engine change) …
Holding a Pretty Wheel: Boston Ventures Could Give Petty Enterprises a Bright Future – If They Remember the Past
It had to happen, really. Petty Enterprises’ announcement on Wednesday that they had sold a portion of the family business that has been around as …
Driven to the Past: 1967 – A Father’s Day Special
In the summer of 1967, I had a summer of racing that was the envy of my middle-school buddies and still, after all these years, …
David Reutimann Driver Diary: Some Dirt Trackin’ Fun While the No. 44 Moves Up the Ladder
We’ve really had some good finishes in both series the last few weeks, and I’m excited to be a part of Michael Waltrip Racing. We …
Tearing Apart the Trucks: No Truck Series – A Hypothetical ‘What If?’
This weekend, the drivers of the Craftsman Truck Series head to Michigan International Speedway for the Cool City Customs 200. Of course Kyle Busch will …
Fanning the Flames: Investing, Qualifying, Red Flagging & NASCAR Team of Destiny
So the deed is finally done, huh? You know, I don’t always know what to think about these “investors,” as we call them, buying into …