Waid’s World: A Race at Richmond That Was Won by a ‘Famous French Driver’
Steve Waid recalls his three favorite Richmond races, including the one that gave Neil Bonnett a humorous moniker.
Steve Waid recalls his three favorite Richmond races, including the one that gave Neil Bonnett a humorous moniker.
Steve Waid writes about a controversial finish at the Nashville Fairgrounds between Darrell Waltrip and Neil Bonnett.
The 1980 Daytona 500 sealed the Gray Ghost’s spot in NASCAR lore.
1985 was the year Bill Elliott’s legend grew to epic proportions
Bobby Allison and Neil Bonnett were successful in Australia, but both suffered unfortunate endings to their careers.
Steve Waid recaps NASCAR venture into Australia in 1988.
At this point, most anyone who wants to can strap into a stock car and then get voted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame if they suck up to the right people.
Bonnett recovered from an injury that prematurely ended his 1987 season to win two of the first three Cup points races in 1988.
Twenty-five years after Lee Petty said it didn’t matter which of his two drivers finished first and second, Junior Johnson said the same thing.
While the Tire Wars caused problems for NASCAR and its drivers, they led to technical improvements that made tires more durable and safer.