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700 and Counting
In 20 plus years and 700 starts Jeff Gordon has gone from “Wonder Boy” to “Big Daddy”, and has done so without becoming an “also ran”. Gordon’s 700 career starts after last Saturday’s Southern
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Harvick Wins Saturday Night Brawl in Richmond
In what can best be described as a total free for all, Kevin Harvick, “The Closer”, “Mr. Where-Did-He-Come-From?”, captured a statement win on the 3/4-mile Virginia short track. You could feel what was going
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Can Early Success Lead to Chase Success for Kyle Busch?
The Busch brothers are two of the most alienating figures in the sport, but no one can deny their talent. Older brother Kurt has had a strange past few seasons in his attempt to
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Throwback Thursday: Texas
The Texas Motor Speedway is another relatively young NASCAR track, born out of the 1990′s boom in the sport’s popularity. Because of that, this week’s throwback Thursday is more of a look at the history of
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NASCAR March Madness
UPDATE: Denny Hamlin has a compression fracture in his back and will be evaluated this week This year’s NCAA March Madness tournament has been full of upsets and crazy finishes. Not to be outdone, NASCAR’s
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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
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NASCAR should try to keep its star drivers happy
Denny Hamlin never got his day in court. But the manner in which his brief war with NASCAR ended might as well have unfolded in a high-profile trial of banging gavels and arguing attorneys
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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
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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
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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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