Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in NASCAR: 2011 Texas-Phoenix Edition
Hot/Not takes a look at who else is achieving their own 2012 goals in different ways while examining others who are stumbling to the finish line in shame.
Danica Patrick
Fan’s View: Not Even Outraged, Simply Overrun by the Overlong NASCAR Season
I’d like to see everyone raise their hands who was gobsmacked that Kyle Busch drove Ron Hornaday into the wall, then didn’t apologize instantly. Anybody?
Nationwide Series Breakdown: 2011 O’Reilly Challenge at Texas
Despite leading a race-high 157 laps, Carl Edwards couldn’t close the deal for the final six.
5 Points to Ponder: Departures, the Rocket Goes Leffler & Dillon’s Tarnished Crown
ONE: Who Can Blame Steve Addington for (Possibly) Leaving?
Professor of Speed: A Brand a Day, the NASCAR Way
“Branding” – and all of its various forms (as in to “brand” and/or to become “branded”) – seems to be finding its way into the lexicon of NASCAR.
Professor of Speed: Chasing the Future, NASCAR’s Shot at Success
How will NASCAR, in 2012, try to draw more fans to more events so these attendees might spend more money?
Professor of Speed: Is It May or December? The Teaming of Danica Patrick & Mark Martin
During a press conference at Atlanta, Tony Stewart mentioned that he’d been considering Mark Martin as a “co-driver” to Danica Patrick for the 2012 season.
Voices From the Heartland: 1 Big Disappointment Sponsors Another
Is Danica good for the sport? NO! The sport is good for Danica and Danica’s bottom line, end of story.
Professor of Speed: What’s With Brad Keselowski? Thinking Differently Through Consensus
Recent events surrounding NASCAR have oddly paralleled recent events in the news, especially with regard to geological and metrological concerns.
Voice of Vito: Going to Extremes, NASCAR Ups & Downs That Have Defined 2011 to Date
Now that I’m back at home, Firebase Beckwith, I can provide for you my latest creation: the Ups and Downs of NASCAR 2011.