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OK, the slate has been wiped clean and we’re all anticipating the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup season. Anything could happen. The one solid truth about racing is that it is unpredictable.
Marcos Ambrose has accomplished some good things while far from home and you can bet the entire Australian racing community has taken notice. That might be an understatement.
No matter how often something new comes to NASCAR it seems there is always a link to the old. The past is, in some way, represented in the present.
These are just one man’s opinions, but here are kudos offered to drivers and teams that accomplished much or performed beyond expectations in ...
When Jimmie Johnson claims his fourth consecutive title – we all assume that will happen at Homestead – he will break the record of three in a row set by Cale Yarborough from 1976-78.
Mark Martin has been in this position before – more than once, in fact.
I doubt many race fans, past or present, knew Dick Thompson. I doubt they had even heard of him.
Throughout the news conferences for the contenders in the Chase For The Sprint Cup at Martinsville, veteran motorsports writer Mike Mulhern focused nearly all of his questions on one subject.
It’s only fitting that Alan Kulwicki’s name is associated with the education and development of future racing engineers.
I think NASCAR is trying to stay out of the game.
