Pocky's Paddock
A NASCAR BLOG BY Bob Pockrass
Penalty debate up in the air
Separating Carl Edwards’ retaliation versus Brad Keselowski’s car flipping is one of the main issues in the Edwards-Keselowski debate.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 8RPM taking unusual approach to spoiler testing
HAMPTON, Ga. – Tests with the new spoiler on the Sprint Cup car would seem to be important, but Richard Petty Motorsports has opted to focus on tests other than the NASCAR test March 16 at Talladega Superspeedway.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 3Prism car impound not out of line
Some fans are a little riled up over NASCAR impounding the No. 66 Prism Motorsports car of Dave Blaney following the race at Auto Club Speedway in California.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 7The Daytona 500 needs to end under the lights
A lot of people were probably thankful that the Daytona 500 had a 1:19 p.m. Eastern green flag. I’m not one of them.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 15Second Cup outing a big one for Richardson
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Robert Richardson Jr. has the dubious honor of being the driver with the least Sprint Cup experience in the Daytona 500.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 0Landon Cassill tries to make name for himself
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Landon Cassill’s name above the door of the ThorSport Racing truck just says “Landon.”
Rating: 0.0 Comment 1Confusion over Budweiser Shootout finish not what NASCAR needed
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Maybe in some ways it’s fitting – NASCAR wouldn’t be NASCAR without a bit of controversy.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 7Lack of track time before Daytona 500 qualifying not fair to smaller teams
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – NASCAR is conducting time trials today for the Daytona 500 with most drivers having had only two laps of practice. That’s ridiculous.
Rating: 0.0 Comment 1No consistent start times for non-Cup series
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – In addition to the moving of the two Texas Motor Speedway Sprint Cup races to 3 p.m. Eastern instead of 1 p.m., NASCAR’s 2010 race television schedule, released Thursday, offered these tidbits:
Rating: 0.0 Comments 4Despite confusing points swaps, top-35 rule is still good
With all the last-minute swapping of points – Front Row Motorsports is trying to make a deal to get Travis Kvapil and Robert Richardson Jr. locked into the Daytona 500 field, presumably with points from Yates Racing – it tends to get fans angry with the top-35 rule. It makes a joke of a system that in reality is a good one.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 18HBO solid in first Double J episode
The first half-hour episode of “24/7 Jimmie Johnson” on Home Box Office had to be everything NASCAR wanted.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 8Lessons learned from Harry Davis
Sometimes the term “racing dad” brings thoughts of crazy, driven-at-all-costs pops whose passion to see their sons succeed clouds their vision.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 2TNT has big booth decision to make
CONCORD, N.C. – Fans know that Mike Joy will be doing play-by-play for the first 13 races of the Sprint Cup season on Fox and Marty Reid will be doing the last 17 on ABC/ESPN.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 9Spin at work after ABC-ESPN shift
ESPN and NASCAR are asking fans to accept the fact that instead of airing 11 races on ABC – including all the Chase For The Sprint Cup events – that only three will be on network television, including just one Chase race.
Rating: 0.0 Comments 12Kyle Petty night at The Opry
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Kyle Petty made his Grand Ole Opry debut Friday night.
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