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Throwback Thursday: California 1997
This weekend the Sprint Cup series goes back out west to the Auto Club Speedway, previously the California Speedway. In 1997 California opened as a result of NASCAR’s increased population in the decade and
Read More »Throwback Thursday: Bristol 2007
Bristol. Known for its habit of bringing out tempers and chaos, Bristol has plenty of heritage and great races to look back on, especially the ones run under the lights. Unfortunately, along with NASCAR
Read More »Kenseth Wins, Gen-6 Impresses at Vegas
Happy Birthday to Matt Kenseth! On his 41st birthday Kenseth gets his first win for Joe Gibbs racing at a packed house in Vegas, holding off the dominant Kasey Kahne. Kenseth has shown speed
Read More »Throwback Thursday: Las Vegas 2011
After snapping his 70 race winless streak last week at Phoenix, the second time that he’s broken such a streak there, Carl Edwards goes back to the location of his last win before the
Read More »Edwards Snaps 70 Race Winless Streak
It’s been a rough two years for Carl Edwards, one of the more likable and talented drivers in the Sprint Cup series is coming off of a season in which he failed to win a race
Read More »Throwback Thursday: Phoenix 1988
As NASCAR heads to Phoenix we take a look back at the importance of its inaugural race, the 1988 Checker 500. Many don’t realize how much of an underdog, or “Underbird” as his 1992 Ford
Read More »Reactions From Daytona
From a ratings standpoint the 55th running of the Daytona 500 in the new Gen-6 car was a huge success, with a 30% increase in TV viewership than last season’s running. What about from
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Sleepers for the 2013 Chase for the Cup
Jack Payton March 21, 2013 Comments OffBy Jack Payton, Tires-Easy Every year there are a few surprise contenders for the NASCAR Sprint Cup championship, drivers who at the beginning of the year were off of most people’s radar, yet by
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