What’s Vexing Vito? Potential Sponsors for Embattled Kurt Busch
We’ve all been inundated with articles and stories this week about how Kurt Busch is down to his final two bullets, like John McClane at the end of Die Hard.
We’ve all been inundated with articles and stories this week about how Kurt Busch is down to his final two bullets, like John McClane at the end of Die Hard.
Here’s my take on what’s behind the summer of NASCAR fans’ discontent.
Billy G. in Sioux City wants to know how I feel about Travis Pastrana’s comment in regard to finishing behind “…the two girls” in last week’s Nationwide race.
While he painted a brave face on it over the weekend, Bruton Smith was apparently a bit stung by the size of the crowd that attended Sunday’s race at Bristol.
For fans, Bristol is no longer special. The expectations in their heads are set and stubborn minds will never lose the beauty of what once was.
Some of today’s broadcasters need to dig up a copy of the ‘88 Daytona 500 and watch how the legends of NASCAR broadcasting actually promoted and grew the sport.
With the 2012 Daytona 500 just days away, there is a story developing much like Dale Earnhardt’s quest for winning the Great American Race.
Jeff Gordon’s fans can be a little testy. Who can blame them?
The most logical selection to bring the No. 3 back to the Cup Series, when it finally happens, is going to be Austin Dillon.
Growing up in Indianapolis planted the seeds of being a racing fan very early in life.
The issue stemming from Busch’s NNS win was whether his 100th career NASCAR victory was worthy of being considered a 100th career NASCAR victory.
As the Sprint Cup Series heads off to Daytona for the annual Fourth of July visit, it’s hard for me to not look back at some of my favorite Daytona races.
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