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As the Chase for the Cup rolls on, Kevin Harvick has put the “spice” back into NASCAR.

Carl Edwards’ true personality is finally being seen by the television cameras (and kudos to the photographers who caught him “drawing first blood” by attempting to get a hold on Harvick’s neck). Finally, the controversy that NASCAR has been missing is back!

Photos courtesy of USA Today

Granted, there have been a few “spices” created this season by other drivers, but none more “damaging” than “Smilely” Edwards being caught like this by a photographer!

Continue reading “Hooraay for Harvick!“

Bristol seems to be the highlight of the season year in and year out! This year we all had to wait until the final laps to witness the fireworks and it could not have been better!

Good ol’ Cousin Carl (aka teeth… horse… flip… whatever you want to call him) served up a spoon full of Kyle Busch’s own medicine and it ran right through him. Time to change Kyle’s “Huggie’s” diaper!

Continue reading “Somebody Needs To Change Their Huggies!“

Image courtesy of RiggsRacing.Com

Pack was NASCAR Whelen Modified Driver When ever anyone attended a NASCAR Whelen Modified race, one could count on Brian Pack to have the best paint scheme on the track, combined with the biggest smile, most of the time. The fan favorites were the Dukes of Hazzard and the “Pac Man” scheme.

Continue reading “RIP Brian “Pac Man” Pack“

OK, everyone’s been taking the “Silly Season” waaaay too seriously, so senior staff writer Robyn Snell came up with a VERY tongue-in-cheek set of NASCAR nursery rhymes to help lighten things up a bit ….

Continue reading “Fractured NASCAR Nursery Rhymes“

Every season we experience “silliness” within NASCAR as the drivers relocate to other teams or other car numbers within the same team.

This Silly season has the crew chiefs relocating, drivers negotiating, drivers buying into teams, auto makers decreasing their sponsorship and most of us are left to wait and wonder! The economy has us all “freakin!”.

Continue reading “NASCAR’s Own Economic Hurricane“

Tony Stewart used to be the bad boy of NASCAR, but he earned his “right” to be bad boy by backing up his arrogance with championships. Tony would call situations exactly how he saw them, and it was left up to the fans to agree or disagree!

Denny Hamlin has proven himself worthy of being a Cup driver, not only by significant wins and top 10 finishes, but by never projecting arrogance to the point of fans booing him.

Continue reading “Classy Drivers: Tony Stewart & Denny Hamlin“