Tracking the Trucks: 2009 American Commercial Lines 200 at Atlanta
In a Nutshell: Kyle Busch took the checkered flag 0.122 seconds ahead of Kevin Harvick to win the American Commercial Lines 200 Saturday afternoon at …
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Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in Sprint Cup: 2009 Auto Club 500 at Fontana Edition
Curtains have fallen on the first “real” race of the season, as NASCAR’s 2009 debut on the west coast proceeded as many Fontana races have …
Holding a Pretty Wheel: Many Drivers Looking for a Breakout Year, but My Money’s on Vickers
There is one driver in particular who I think will have a breakout year. His name isn’t Logano or Speed, or even Busch or Earnhardt. His name is Brian Vickers.
Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in Sprint Cup: 2009 Daytona 500
Some teams came out of the block strong following good runs in Sunday’s Daytona 500. Due to the nature of restrictor-plate racing, fate can play …
Why Brad Keselowski Can Win the 2009 Nationwide Series Title
The first NASCAR preview magazine that came to the local newsstand was that of The Sporting News. As I read through it, I flipped to …
Happy Hour: The New Man in Black – Jeff Gordon
Most of you are probably aware of the new look on the No. 24, but if not, you can check out Jeff Gordon’s new black-focused …
Mirror Driving: Auctioning Off Daytona, Bud Shootout Blues & Playing Cupid with Crew Chiefs
Welcome to Mirror Driving. Every week, your favorite columnists sit down and give their opinion about the latest NASCAR news and rumors. Love us or …
2008 NASCAR Driver Review: Jamie McMurray
From the outset, Jamie McMurray’s tenure with Roush was supposed to be a match made in heaven.
2008 NASCAR Driver Review: Sam Hornish Jr.
After a dismal partial schedule in 2007 that saw Sam Hornish Jr. qualify for only two Cup races in eight attempts, the IRL transplant shocked the NASCAR community with a top 15 in the Daytona 500. That brief glimmer of hope was short-lived, though, as the next week at Fontana Hornish completed only 20 laps before slamming into Casey Mears.
2008 NASCAR Driver Review: Bill Elliott
There was not much for Bill Elliott or his struggling No. 21 Wood Brothers team to gloat about in 2008. The team fell outside the Top 35 in points last season and could never break the threshold this season.