Talking NASCAR TV: Why ESPN, Even Erin Were Up to the Task at Atlanta
On Sunday night, the Cup Series returned to Atlanta Motor Speedway for their second run of the year. NASCAR Countdown was heavily focused on pre-race analysis.
On Sunday night, the Cup Series returned to Atlanta Motor Speedway for their second run of the year. NASCAR Countdown was heavily focused on pre-race analysis.
Every year there is that one driver who is the popular sleeper pick heading into the final 10 races. Without a doubt that driver this year is Carl Edwards.
With the NASCAR season two-thirds of the way gone, we’re grading all the drivers and teams once again on their performance so far in 2010.
Case in point, the fixation over Jimmie Johnson’s alleged “struggles” as of late. Those who continue to foster this notion are just regurgitating box scores.
Danny Peters and Tom Bowles hand out their second set of grades – two-thirds of the way through the season – to the race teams.
What if Kevin Harvick had gotten his way? What if Childress had let him walk, much like he urged a young Earnhardt to do in the early 1980s?
NASCAR’s own Kyle Busch ascended to the top of ESPN’s Cross-Sport Power Rankings this week.
Kyle Busch set a NASCAR record at Bristol, becoming the first driver to win three national touring races in a weekend. Where does this fit into NASCAR history?
During the course of the last few weeks, the dominant topic of conversation in just about any motorsports medium has been NASCAR’s Chase for the Cup.
Read this week’s Power Rankings to see who came out of the half-mile madness at Bristol on the right track.