Bowles-Eye View: Weird, Wacky, Wild… & Perhaps NASCAR’s Latest Mistake
Weird. Just, weird. I spent the latter part of Sunday night trying to come up with better words to describe the most recent 400-mile race …
10 Points to Ponder… After the 2007 Lifelock 400 at Kansas
1. Goody’s, anyone? – Somehow, I think all the NASCAR bigwigs were ready to share a round of Goody’s headache powder by the end of …
Matt McLaughlin’s Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2007 Kansas Race Recap
Clint Bowyer was trying to reel in Greg Biffle when Juan Pablo Montoya slapped the wall and blew a tire, forcing the race at Kansas to end under caution.
Nextel Cup Rookie Report: No Place Like Kansas for David Ragan
Rookies in the Starting Lineup: David Ragan (18th), Juan Pablo Montoya (21st), Paul Menard (23rd), David Reutimann (25th) Unofficial Finishing Positions: Ragan (16th), Menard (27th), Montoya …
Bubble Breakdown: Blaney Keeps Blood Pressure High for Petty, Schrader in Top 35 After Killer Kansas Performance
When it comes to the Top 35 nowadays, it’s really become more about separating the “3” out of that number than anything else. For the …
Busch Series Breakdown: 2007 Yellow Transportation 300 at Kansas
The Buschwhackers put on a heck of a show Saturday in Kansas. The race started with Denny Hamlin and Carl Edwards having a great duel.
Voices From the Heartland: King of Beers Removes NASCAR Jewel From Its Crown
Earlier this year, Brian France stepped up to a microphone and gave a positively glowing report on the overall “state of the sport.” Of course, …
Holding a Pretty Wheel: NASCAR Once Again Consistently Inconsistent
NASCAR handed down some penalties this week. Yeah, that’s nothing new, but this week’s bear a closer look. One, on the surface, seemed consistent in …
David Starr Driver Diary: David Starr Racing
It’s another off-weekend for the Craftsman Truck Series, but that doesn’t mean I’m lounging around the house. Aside from the business of NASCAR racing, I …
That’s History Profile: Bobby Hamilton Sr.
Charles Robert “Bobby” Hamilton Sr. started his racing career similar to a man before him – Dale Earnhardt – by dropping out of school at age 13.