Gas and Go
A NASCAR BLOG BY Dave Exum
NASCAR races aren't boring
For the longest time, I have stomped my feet and demanded NASCAR do something to make racing more exciting.
NASCAR banquets belong in Charlotte
During these times of economic uncertainty, it is high time for NASCAR to strongly consider doing away with having the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series awards banquet in New York City.
Jeff Gordon takes Phoenix setback like a man
Instead of whining like a baby after he blew an engine during the Checker O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Phoenix International Raceway last Sunday, Jeff Gordon hopped out of his car and praised the engine builders at Hendrick Motorsports.
If you look, you'll see great racing
I can't count how many times that I either hear or read that people are tired of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
NASCAR needs to help drivers like Bobby Hamilton Jr.
Hats off to Bobby Hamilton Jr. for refusing to let the lack of sponsorship keeping him from doing what he loves.
World of Outlaws invade Charlotte
CONCORD, N.C. - A 15-minute drive up Interstate 85 North from downtown Charlotte is all it takes to enjoy the exciting, full-throttle action of World of Outlaws racing.
NASCAR need not to tinker with Chase format
Here's hoping NASCAR doesn't tinker with the Chase For The Sprint Cup at the end of this season.
North Wilkesboro Speedway remembered
NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. - A trip to North Wilkesboro Speedway is like a trip back in time.
Martinsville Speedway deserves two Cup race dates
MARTINSVILLE, Va. - About five minutes into my visit to Martinsville Speedway, I immediately realized that this historic track is as much of a throwback as they come.
No other track like Lowe's Motor Speedway
CONCORD, N.C. - Lowe's Motor Speedway, planted in the heart of NASCAR Nation, is by far my favorite speedway to go to.
NASCAR needs its own network
The folks over at Speed channel are probably not going to like me for this, but in all honesty, NASCAR really needs to start thinking about creating its own network based on a similar model like the National Football League has.
Three drivers that belong in the NASCAR Hall of Fame
While I completely realize that legendary NASCAR drivers such as Dale Earnhardt, Junior Johnson and Richard Petty should immediately be enshrined in the NASCAR Hall of Fame when it opens in downtown Charlotte in 2010, there are also three drivers that should strongly be considered at some point.
Cale Yarborough's three-peat won't be matched
Cale Yarborough has got nothing to worry about.
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Recent Blog Postings
- Jimmie Johnson too good to be true?
by Art Weinstein | 11/29/2008 - Does winning the Daytona 500 jinx a driver's season?
by Kenny Bruce | 11/29/2008 - NASCAR races aren't boring
by David Exum | 11/26/2008 - Cracking the big three of Jimmie, Carl and Kyle will be tough
by Bob Pockrass | 11/25/2008 - Tough Nationwide season for Brad Keselowski
by Jared Turner | 11/24/2008 - Plenty to think about while waiting for 2009 Cup season to begin
by Rea White | 11/23/2008 - NASCAR should leave some money on the table
by Mike Hembree | 11/21/2008
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