August 8th, 2008
Some would say that it’s been a trying season for Goodyear in 2008 as they continue to work on developing new tires to coincide with NASCAR’s latest project, the Car of Tomorrow. Things got heated early in the season between Goodyear’s racing group and some of the drivers in the garage area, particularly after Atlanta when several […]
By Tim Zaegel -- 2 comments
July 30th, 2008
For those of you that had the misguided pleasure of watching this past weekend’s race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, chances are that you were extremely disappointed with the product that NASCAR and Goodyear brought to the table … and, the drivers and their crews were no different. Perhaps the closed door meeting from NASCAR a […]
By Tim Zaegel -- 6 comments
July 28th, 2008
Coming off the heels of a very disappointing race this weekend at Indianapolis, it got me thinking of what some of the biggest factors can be to ruining a race for us - the fans. Of course, we’re always unhappy when our driver finishes outside of the top-ten, or even worse, when the driver that […]
By Tim Zaegel -- 6 comments
May 28th, 2008
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Utter heartbreak and sheer disappointment. That’s the best way to describe Kurt Busch’s career in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series ever since younger brother, Kyle, joined the circuit full-time for Hendrick Motorsports back in 2005 … well, I guess you could throw subtle envy into that equation as well. […]
By Tim Zaegel -- 2 comments
May 24th, 2008
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It was announced Thursday that Bruton Smith, company chairman and CEO of Speedway Motorsports, Inc. (SMI) has purchased Kentucky Speedway, located about midway between Louisville, KY and Cincinatti, OH, for the sum of $78.3 million - the track had originally cost $152 million just to build. Smith was […]
By Tim Zaegel -- 0 comments
March 10th, 2008
In listening to and reading post-race comment after the running of Sunday’s Kobalt Tools 500, you’d never know that Tony Stewart, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Jeff Gordon all finished inside the top-five based on their commentary alone. In what’s turning into an ongoing saga between the race car drivers and Goodyear that started months ago […]
By Tim Zaegel -- 6 comments
March 9th, 2008
He came into the Nicorette 300 first in the Sprint Cup Series standings, first in the Craftsman Truck Series Standings, and second in the Nationwide Series Standings – just 42 points behind series leader Tony Stewart, who was not racing in the event. And, after leading 153 of the first 170 laps, it appeared evident […]
By Tim Zaegel -- 2 comments
March 8th, 2008
Kyle Busch made it two in a row in the Craftsman Truck Series on Friday night by holding off Ron Hornaday to win the Commercial Lines 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The race went under caution on lap 112 due to rain showers, at which time Busch opted to pit. With the race being under […]
By Tim Zaegel -- 2 comments
September 30th, 2007
So, why exactly does it appear that Tony Stewart could be in line for his third Cup Championship in just six years? Stewart has a history of being one of the hottest drivers this time of the year every season, and 2007’s not looking much different. Despite leading the most laps on the circuit in […]
By Tim Zaegel -- 0 comments
March 18th, 2007
Jimmy Johnson passed Tony Stewart with three laps to go (after Tony brushed the wall) to win the Kobalt Tools 500.
The 48 just would not be denied. It was awesome today.
A thumbs up to Jeff Burton for finishing 4th today after his win in the Busch series yesterday. This proves he really isn’t letting the […]
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