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Kentucky Observations From A Georgian Race Fan
My first reaction to the inaugural Sprint Cup race at the Kentucky Speedway is short, sweet, and to the point. “So this is what we lost a race to.” That’s really all there is to say. Being a native of the Peach
ARCA crash at Pocono re-enforces need for SAFER Barrier
On lap 2 of the ARCA race at Pocono last weekend Buster Graham got down on the grass, hit a bump and leaped over the 3-tiered guardrail, landed on all four wheels on the other side of the guardrail and
SB Nation app for iPhone: Because mobile browsers are for start and parkers
Hey y’all the new SB Nation iPhone app hits the Apple Store today and we want you, our faithful reader, to get it so you can follow us at NASCAR RnR … and other SBN sites too I guess, but really are
Open Letter to the Ranting and Raving Community
I wanted nothing to do with racing following last Sunday’s IndyCar World Championships at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The death of Dan Wheldon had a more traumatic impact on all of our lives than any of us could have expected.
Beatin’ on Bowyer
It would seem that Clint Bowyer isn’t going to win over any Jimmie Johnson or Jeff Gordon fans right now. During the restart of the Green-White-Checkered at Martinsville this weekend Bowyer, on fresh tires, dove under the Jeff Gordon while
Is variable degree banking really the answer for D-shaped tracks?
Kansas Speedway is in need of a repave. The racing surface of the eleven year old track has become somewhat a patchwork of sealant and rectangular tar surface mends. The intermediate track is owned by International Speedway Corporation (ISC) and
Biggest Interest Story So Far
I don’t know about you but I’ve been both interested and disinterested in the races at the beginning to this NASCAR season. I’ve been interested because the regular front runners seem to be struggling to stay in the top 10
