Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in the Chase: 2007 Dodge Dealers at Dover Edition
In Dover on Sunday, it was the Monster Mile that played as tough as Talladega asphalt, taking a swing at some of the biggest names in the sport.
Cup Series
Who’s Hot/Who’s Not: Outside the Chase After the 2007 Dodge Dealers 400 at Dover
NASCAR’s playoffs may be full steam ahead – but that doesn’t mean the other 31 drivers stop racing each week. Whether they’re busy building momentum for 2008, out there fighting for a job, or just infused with the plain ol’ desire to win, each driver has something to strive for as the races wind down. …
Numbers Game: 2007 Dodge Dealers 400 at Dover
3 – number of times Carl Edwards led the Dodge Dealers 400.
Matt McLaughlin’s Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2007 Dover Fall Race Recap
Carl Edwards elected to stay out on worn tires during the penultimate caution period at Dover, and he was able to hold off Greg Biffle on four fresh tires.
10 Points to Ponder… After the 2007 Dodge Dealers 400 at Dover
The Dodge Dealers 400, which Dale Earnhardt Jr. described as “bizarre and weird,” had 13 cautions (only three for debris) and two extended red flag clean-ups.
Bubble Breakdown: Kyle Petty Fading, Feeling Pressure of Top 35
If you don’t think those drivers fighting to get – or remain – inside the Top 35 in car owner points are feeling any pressure with eight races remaining… think again. Kyle Petty‘s obvious frustration towards Denny Hamlin following a lap 204 crash was without a doubt the expression of a disappointed driver trying hard …
Bowles-Eye View: Kyle Petty Pulling No Punches Plus Denny Hamlin Having No Humility Equals A Draw
When you’re a kid, you’re always taught that two wrongs don’t make a right. It’s a simple enough theory, and certainly nothing new; there’s plenty of examples that play out upon the public stage each day that prove its worth. Too bad Kyle Petty and Denny Hamlin chose to contribute to that growing pile of …
Nextel Cup Rookie Report: Juan Pablo Montoya Does the Monster Mash
Juan Pablo Montoya tied this career-best starting position by placing his Donnie Wingo-prepared Dodge on the outside front row for the third time this season.
Voices from the Heartland: Kudos to Yates for Giving Up the 8s
Today I would like to use this weekly column to send a personal and public “Thank You” to Mr. Robert Yates. You see, his selfless giving of the number 88 to the Hendrick organization for Dale Earnhardt Jr. to use has actually helped solve many of my own personal problems. Granted, it’s probably not the …
That’s History Profile: Curtis Turner
Curtis Turner started out driving well before he was old enough to get a driver’s license. Turner worked to export the local product: moonshine.
What’s the Call? Should We Care About Dale Earnhardt Jr. Driving the No. 88?
Today’s Question: Should We Care That Dale Earnhardt Jr. Gets the No. 88 for 2008?
It’s Official: Dale Earnhardt Jr. to Drive No. 88 Car for Hendrick Motorsports in 2008
We already knew the driver. We already knew the team. All we needed to find out was the number and sponsor for NASCAR’s Most Popular Driver next season. Well, turns out we already knew that, too. After the cat was let out of the bag last week, Hendrick Motorsports made it official at a press …