2009 NASCAR Report Cards, Part II: Grading Dale Jr. & the Rest
Editor’s Note: For Part I of our midseason driver report cards, click here. Continuing on from yesterday’s review, it’s time for Professors Danny and Tom …
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Talking NASCAR TV: Nationwide Shines but SPEED Fails to Recognize Start & Park Presence
Hello, race fans. I hope you enjoyed your weekend. I certainly did. I had fun, not just critiquing races but relaxing, sleeping in and hanging …
5 Points to Ponder: Inside the NASCAR Sprint Cup Rumor Mill
Editor’s Note: With the NASCAR Cup Series taking a rare weekend off, this week’s Five Points will try and help sort out the rampant rumors …
2009 NASCAR Rookie Midseason Grades: Who’s Better, Keselowski, Logano or… Ambrose?
The Sprint Cup Series marked the season’s halfway point with an off week shortly thereafter, which gives Professor Lumbis a chance to take a breath …
Nationwide Series Breakdown: 2009 Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250 at Gateway
On a rare weekend where the Nationwide Series was the only show in town, Cup regulars were nonetheless the story all night long… though a …
Happy Hour: Another Speedway Race, Another Chink in NASCAR’s Armor
Never in my years of being a follower of the sport have I witnessed the state of near-panic that NASCAR is in right now. They’re …
Fanning the Flames: NASCAR’s “Terminology Guidelines” & the Return of Silly Season
I love the sport of NASCAR. I really do. But some days, the sanctioning body really puts me to the test. Such was the case …
Thompson in Turn 5: Indy – a Better NASCAR Tire This Time Around!
There has been a lot of racing miles run and a lot of rubber laid down since what Turn 5 believes to have been the …
Mirror Driving: Double-File Disaster?, Ford’s Floundering Season & Gibbs Dominance in Nationwide
With Ford’s announcement that it has not cut NASCAR funding while every other manufacturer has, should more teams be jumping on the Blue Oval bandwagon?
Frontstretch Fantasy Insider: Cookie-Cuttering, Chicagoland Style
There are few, if any, tracks on the Sprint Cup circuit as sterile as the 1.5-mile Chicagoland Speedway. The epitome of a cookie-cutter oval, there …