Mirror Driving: Judging NASCAR Silly Season, Radio Silence & More
Several Sprint Cup drivers made postseason moves recently. Which driver made the best move and why?
Several Sprint Cup drivers made postseason moves recently. Which driver made the best move and why?
CONCORD, N.C. – Richard Petty Motorsports on Wednesday announced that Aric Almirola will drive the legendary No. 43 car in the Sprint Cup Series in 2012.
Aric Almirola was solid, if not spectacular, and consistency helped him finish fourth in the points for JR Motorsports.
The silence surrounding Rowdy Busch has been deafening. And that being said, Saturday’s Nationwide Series race suddenly has new importance.
Despite leading a race-high 157 laps, Carl Edwards couldn’t close the deal for the final six.
Once again, Mother Nature decided that it’s just not right for NASCAR to be run on Sundays and postponed the race to another Monday morning extravaganza.
One of the fastest races in recent Nationwide Series memory saw Brad Keselowski all but untouchable on Saturday afternoon.
Who knew a fractured ankle could be such a motivator for Brad Keselowski? I feel like this injury could possibly start a new trend. A horrible, painful trend.
Kyle Busch scored his 50th career Nationwide Series victory under the lights at Bristol on Friday night (Aug. 27)
While most drivers disappear from existence or scrape together low-quality rides to keep their name out there, a few settled for the Nationwide Series.
The Marcos Ambrose Redemption Tour carried on into Montreal Saturday, with the Tasmanian exorcising his demons on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
this is a NASCAR column, so we’ll discuss what happened in Watkins Glen. Rain, bent sheetmetal, rain, short tempers, rain and well, more rain. And fog.
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