A record 40+ lead changes. Too bad there wasn’t one on the last lap. (Yes, he’s still a legend in his own mind.)
Labonte Holds off Stewart For Dega Win
Casey Mears saw a Busch series win slip away in the draft as a late race caution and a green, white checker finish allowed Bobby Labonte to move from the seventh position to the point besting Mears, and just edging KHI teammate Tony Stewart for his first series win since 1998.
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No Stock Car Gazette Today
Due to various reasons, there will not be a Stock Car Gazette today. Hopefully we’ll be back to normal on Tuesday. Thanks for your patience and understanding.
Mike
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Last Call for Today’s NASCAR Race Car at Talladega
Sunday’s run at Talladega will be the last performance of what we have watched evolve into the NASCAR stock car for the Nextel Cup division. The superspeedway will become the first restrictor-plate track to host the new Car of Tomorrow racing machine when teams return to Alabama in October.
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If NASCAR Is Like Wrasslin’, Should NASCAR Put Smoke In a Figure-Four?
Much has been said here and elsewhere about the comments by Tony “Smoke” Stewart on his radio show, where he compared today’s NASCAR to the professional wrestling genre.
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Stock Car Gazette, Friday, April 27, 2007
For what’s going on in the world of stock car racing, you NEED to click the “more” link!
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Stock Car Gazette, Thursday, 4/26/2007
Check here for all the latest goings on in the world of North American stock car racing!
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Even The Drivers Are Complaining About “Mystery” Debris Cautions!
In an article written by Nate Ryan on the USAToday website,, Tony Stewart is quoted from his Sirius radio show as saying he believes NASCAR is “playing God” by using caution flags to orchestrate closer racing.
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Weird and Wild Outcome at Phoenix
Furniture Row Racing had a weekend of ups and downs at Phoenix. After a 29th place qualifying run, driver Kenny Wallace and the #78 team were optimistic about the outcome of the race.
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