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Thursday, September 11, 2008

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Johnson Shows He's Ready For the Chase
Jimmie Johnson showed that he is ready for the 2008 Chase. Winning from the pole and leading 228 of 250 laps, Johnson dominated the Pepsi 250 here Saturday night in his Chevrolet. With his victory, Johnson moves up one spot in the points standings into third and secured his position in the Chase.
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Johnson Shows He's Ready For the Chase
Jimmie Johnson showed that he is ready for the 2008 Chase. Winning from the pole and leading 228 of 250 laps, Johnson dominated the Pepsi 250 here Saturday night in his Chevrolet. With his victory, Johnson moves up one spot in the points standings into third and secured his position in the Chase.
Kyle Busch, From Pole to Victory
After starting from the pole, Kyle Busch kept his Toyota in the lead for 144 of the 150 laps to win the Camping World RV Service 300 at the Auto Club Speedway. Driving an impressive and perfect race, Busch kept second place finisher Carl Edwards in his mirrors all night. Last week in the Sprint Cup race, Edwards nudged Busch late in the race for the victory.
The Rip-Roaring Return of the Southern 500
Taking away the Southern 500 is one of the worst moves NASCAR officials have made over the last decade, according to true-blue fans of the sport. Moving the race from historic Darlington Raceway - the "Track Too Tough to Tame" - to California has been a public relations disaster for those who grew up with Richard Petty and David Pearson battling down the backstretch, and before that, Junior Johnson taking on Ned Jarrett for Grand National supremacy. Texas Motor Speedway shareholder Francis Ferko is partly to blame.
Cheater-Cheater - Say it Ain't So, Joe!
When an organization run or owned by someone of Joe Gibbs's standing takes a hit, the man at the top is held accountable, whether he initiated the scandal or even knew about it. For Joe Gibbs Racing, that means Mr. Clean himself, whose character was never questioned during a storied coaching career in the National Football League prior to becoming a team owner in NASCAR.
NASCAR's Jeremy Mayfield - From Boy to Superstar
As a young boy Jeremy Allen Mayfield was a big fan of BMX bicycles and he gradually moved up to go-karts. While he was ripping it off at the tracks, Mayfield graduated to the Nashville Speedway by the time he was 19. When he was 24, Mayfield decided give the ARCA a go which proved to be a good choice as he clinched the Rookie of the Year honor.
NASCAR's Michael Waltrip - From Boy to Superstar
Michael Curtis Waltrip from Owensboro, Kentucky is the younger brother of retired three-time NASCAR champion Darrell Waltrip. After he won the mini-modified championship at the Kentucky Motor Speedway he was able to get himself a place on the NASCAR Dash Series championship when he was just 20 years old.
NASCAR's Terry Labonte - From Boy to Superstar
Terrance Lee Labonte from Corpus Christi, Texas is also the older brother of Bobby Labonte and the father of Justin Labonte. Labonte made his NASCAR debut in 1978 when he qualified for the 19th and finished fourth that weekend at Darlington Raceway. The next year, although he lost out to the NASCAR Winston Cup Rookie of the year title, he went on to finish up in the top-ten in points.
Exciting Racing Action
Kyle Busch and Toyota appear to be unstoppable. Last night, and so far this season, they have been unstoppable. This past week NASCAR required Toyota to make some changes to their engines to reduce their horsepower.
The Families of NASCAR
The Frances and Pettys are no stranger to NASCAR fans and the industry. They have been a part of racing for generations and have lead its industry to the present glory.
Why Formula One Racing is a Great Place For Testing Quality Tires
Formula one will be the best place for the tire manufacturers to prove their supremacy. The companies that provide their tires for formula one racing are the Michelin, bridge stone, Dunlop, Pirelli, Good year, fire stone etc. All of them are leading manufacturer in tires with their research and development growing day by day.
NASCAR Race Legend - Ricky Rudd
NASCAR's "Ironman", also known as Ricky Rudd, hails from Norfolk County, Virginia. From 1981 to 2005 he climbed to the pinnacle of NASCAR and during that time he made 788 consecutive starts, a record he alone holds. He also went to victory lane at least once each year for a period of 16 years, a record he shares with Rusty Wallace.
NASCAR Race Legend - Harry Gant
Harry Phil Gant honed his driving skills in the 1950's, street racing on rural roads in Alexander County, NC. He began his career on a dirt track in Hickory, where those skills began to be put to the test. He and his buddies took turns driving an old'57 Chevy that Harry had put a Corvette engine into.
NASCAR Race Legend - Tony Stewart
Tony Stewart is one of NASCAR's more colorful personalities. He's been in and out of trouble with the officials and other drivers more than the media can keep up with. Tony is known for driving the #20 Home Depot Toyota and has won 2 cup championships.
Ambrose Gets His First Nationwide Win
Marcos Ambrose had his first win in the Nationwide series at the historical road course, Watkins Glen International. The win was brought to Ambrose by the misfortunes of Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Burton. Both Johnson and Burton ran out of gas on successive laps giving Ambrose the lead with three laps to go.
Busch the Dominator Wins Again
Kyle Busch is having a dream year and is simply dominating the 2008 Sprint Cup season. His win today at Watkins Glen International demonstrates just how strong of a season he is having this year. Busch has eight wins out of 22 starts so far this year in the Sprint Cup.
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Johnson Shows He's Ready For the Chase
Jimmie Johnson showed that he is ready for the 2008 Chase. Winning from the pole and leading 228 of 250 laps, Johnson dominated the Pepsi 250 here Saturday night in his Chevrolet. With his victory, Johnson moves up one spot in the points standings into third and secured his position in the Chase.
Kyle Busch, From Pole to Victory
After starting from the pole, Kyle Busch kept his Toyota in the lead for 144 of the 150 laps to win the Camping World RV Service 300 at the Auto Club Speedway. Driving an impressive and perfect race, Busch kept second place finisher Carl Edwards in his mirrors all night. Last week in the Sprint Cup race, Edwards nudged Busch late in the race for the victory.
The Rip-Roaring Return of the Southern 500
Taking away the Southern 500 is one of the worst moves NASCAR officials have made over the last decade, according to true-blue fans of the sport. Moving the race from historic Darlington Raceway - the "Track Too Tough to Tame" - to California has been a public relations disaster for those who grew up with Richard Petty and David Pearson battling down the backstretch, and before that, Junior Johnson taking on Ned Jarrett for Grand National supremacy. Texas Motor Speedway shareholder Francis Ferko is partly to blame.
Cheater-Cheater - Say it Ain't So, Joe!
When an organization run or owned by someone of Joe Gibbs's standing takes a hit, the man at the top is held accountable, whether he initiated the scandal or even knew about it. For Joe Gibbs Racing, that means Mr. Clean himself, whose character was never questioned during a storied coaching career in the National Football League prior to becoming a team owner in NASCAR.
NASCAR's Jeremy Mayfield - From Boy to Superstar
As a young boy Jeremy Allen Mayfield was a big fan of BMX bicycles and he gradually moved up to go-karts. While he was ripping it off at the tracks, Mayfield graduated to the Nashville Speedway by the time he was 19. When he was 24, Mayfield decided give the ARCA a go which proved to be a good choice as he clinched the Rookie of the Year honor.
NASCAR's Michael Waltrip - From Boy to Superstar
Michael Curtis Waltrip from Owensboro, Kentucky is the younger brother of retired three-time NASCAR champion Darrell Waltrip. After he won the mini-modified championship at the Kentucky Motor Speedway he was able to get himself a place on the NASCAR Dash Series championship when he was just 20 years old.
NASCAR's Terry Labonte - From Boy to Superstar
Terrance Lee Labonte from Corpus Christi, Texas is also the older brother of Bobby Labonte and the father of Justin Labonte. Labonte made his NASCAR debut in 1978 when he qualified for the 19th and finished fourth that weekend at Darlington Raceway. The next year, although he lost out to the NASCAR Winston Cup Rookie of the year title, he went on to finish up in the top-ten in points.
Exciting Racing Action
Kyle Busch and Toyota appear to be unstoppable. Last night, and so far this season, they have been unstoppable. This past week NASCAR required Toyota to make some changes to their engines to reduce their horsepower.
The Families of NASCAR
The Frances and Pettys are no stranger to NASCAR fans and the industry. They have been a part of racing for generations and have lead its industry to the present glory.
Why Formula One Racing is a Great Place For Testing Quality Tires
Formula one will be the best place for the tire manufacturers to prove their supremacy. The companies that provide their tires for formula one racing are the Michelin, bridge stone, Dunlop, Pirelli, Good year, fire stone etc. All of them are leading manufacturer in tires with their research and development growing day by day.
NASCAR Race Legend - Ricky Rudd
NASCAR's "Ironman", also known as Ricky Rudd, hails from Norfolk County, Virginia. From 1981 to 2005 he climbed to the pinnacle of NASCAR and during that time he made 788 consecutive starts, a record he alone holds. He also went to victory lane at least once each year for a period of 16 years, a record he shares with Rusty Wallace.
NASCAR Race Legend - Harry Gant
Harry Phil Gant honed his driving skills in the 1950's, street racing on rural roads in Alexander County, NC. He began his career on a dirt track in Hickory, where those skills began to be put to the test. He and his buddies took turns driving an old'57 Chevy that Harry had put a Corvette engine into.
NASCAR Race Legend - Tony Stewart
Tony Stewart is one of NASCAR's more colorful personalities. He's been in and out of trouble with the officials and other drivers more than the media can keep up with. Tony is known for driving the #20 Home Depot Toyota and has won 2 cup championships.
Ambrose Gets His First Nationwide Win
Marcos Ambrose had his first win in the Nationwide series at the historical road course, Watkins Glen International. The win was brought to Ambrose by the misfortunes of Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Burton. Both Johnson and Burton ran out of gas on successive laps giving Ambrose the lead with three laps to go.
Busch the Dominator Wins Again
Kyle Busch is having a dream year and is simply dominating the 2008 Sprint Cup season. His win today at Watkins Glen International demonstrates just how strong of a season he is having this year. Busch has eight wins out of 22 starts so far this year in the Sprint Cup.
Keselowski Wins at Bristol
Brad Keselowski wins his second Nationwide series race this year the bullring known as Bristol Motor Speedway. Second place finisher and series leader Clint Bowyer was in front of Keselowski but on lap 227 Bowyer made a mental error allowing Keselowski to slip by him. Keselowski held on until the end of the 250 laps for the victory.
Kyle Busch Wins For Third Time in Craftsman Series
Kyle Busch's win at Bristol tonight is his third victory this season in the Craftsman series. The Toyota driver is having a dream season in NASCAR with this being his 17th victory this year. He has also won at Bristol in all three series, Sprint, Nationwide and Craftsman.
Edwards Flips For Michigan
Carl Edwards held off points leader Kyle Busch to score his fifth Cup victory of the year and the 12th of his Cup career. He did the weekend sweep by also winning the Nationwide race last night. Edwards drove his Roush number 99 Ford to victory that perhaps was won in the pits.
Benson Makes it Three in a Row!
Johnny Benson has a challenging evening but holds on for his third consecutive victory in the Toyota Tundra 200. Benson struggled all night with handling problems in his Toyota and spent much of the first half of the race in mid pack. Driving a truck that was loose in handling was not an easy task for the points leader in the Craftsman Truck Series.
Aptly Named Scott Speed - Gaining Ground in NASCAR Circles
You may be acquainted with his attention-getting persona rather than his M.P.H. on the racetrack. As long as you know of him, he'll take care of the rest. His name alone gives reason to sit up and take notice.
Worst Kept Secret in NASCAR - Logano Replaces Stewart at JGR in '09
So much for needing the Chase for late-season NASCAR interest. As the Silly Season lasts and lasts, prominent lame ducks appear to be all the rage in the Sprint Cup Series. The sport's biggest quack, Tony "Smoke" Stewart, is grabbing more headlines for his future moves than for racing without a Cup win this season.
It's Time For Either a Triple Crown Or Grand Slam of NASCAR
Sports where every participant gathers for each event have traditionally recognized a handful of prestigious races or tournaments that stand above the rest. NASCAR has added to its schedule through the years after chopping it to one race per week when the "Modern Era" began in 1972. But with 36 events covering 10 months in the Sprint Cup Series, what distinguishes one date from the rest?
Go Kart Drive Systems - How Do I Know If My Go Kart Has Enough Power?
"How do I make a gear box for my gokart? And do I need one?"...What prompts a question like this? A need to understand drive systems, especially on go karts. This article discusses the essentials for a drive system and how to begin to calculations for the system.
2008 Trends at NASCAR
What are the exciting new trends with NASCAR? Well, there are some new tracks being built and there is a bit of expansion going on. We have also observed that NASCAR is playing a larger part in the election process, as they are often mentioned by both sides of the political spectrum; supporting NASCAR means more votes!
Moto GP - Valentino Rossi Wins the Czech Grand Prix
The Italian Yamaha rider Valentino Rossi took the victory at the latest Moto GP Grand Prix in the Czech Republic after defeating Ducati rider Casey Stoner despite the Australian's good performance leading the competition. Toni Elías who is also a Ducati rider arrived in second place after a sensational race. With this achievement Rossi adds twenty-five extra points to his name and now is fifty points away from the Australian Stoner while there are only six races remaining to finish the championship.
Formula 1 Racing in India
Unlike a few years ago when one could only dream of having an Indian in a Formula 1 racing event, the ball has already been set rolling with Narain Karthikeyan, India's first Formula 1 racer who participated in the event in 2005. While this spells good news for most racing enthusiasts, the race is far from over for the Indians who wish to compete in formula 1 racing in fact it has just begun.
Life of a Professional Racer Episode 4
While trying to achieve the best of your skills in racing, there will always be high points and low points in everyone's career. And sometimes when the low points of your races come about, learning to deal with it and learn from, is something that if dealt with properly would be able to help propel the driver to higher levels of motivation to aim for success in the next race.
NASCAR's Jimmie Johnson - From Boy to Superstar
James Kenneth Johnson or Jimmie Johnson as he is fondly known as was born in El Cajon, California. He was firmly attached to his motorcycle when he was five years old and despite being injured when he was 8, he went on to win the 60cc class championship although he could not complete the last few races in the season because of his knee. This paved the way of determination that was strong within Johnson.
Hamilton in Pole Position For Drivers Championship As F1 Season Enters Final Lap
The 2008 Formula 1 Motor Racing season is coming to an end and with just a couple of months remaining, British driver Lewis Hamilton is the leading contender to win the title. If he can hold on to his current number one position in the Drivers Championship, then he will become the youngest ever winner and first Briton to win since Damon Hill in 1996. This article previews Hamilton's credentials and likelihood of becoming a British sporting icon.
Why You Should See Vintage Sports Car Racing
Are you a racing fan who is looking for something to satisfy your need for speed? Would a big variety of great cars in spectacular condition interest you? Tired of looking at race cars that look like ...
Lawn Mower Engined Go Kart? How it is Done
Many of us have a tire old riding lawn mower that has been replaced by the "new" model. It sure seems a shame to let that old lawn mower just sit. What can be done to use what is left to make a go kart. Not just a "lawnmower looking go kart" but one that I can be proud of? One that will make my friends do a double take?
NASCAR Memorabilia - The Coolest NASCAR Merchandise is a NASCAR Tire Cooler
It took the inventor about two and a half minutes to see an opportunity as he stood and watched hundreds of used NASCAR tires being hauled away from the race track. There were truckloads piled with as many as eight to ten tires high across the length and width of the eighteen-wheelers who had the task of moving them to their final resting place - the trash heap.
Nascar Races - Top Ten Reasons to Take Your Family
The article provides a list of the top ten reasons to take your family to a Nascar Event. My family has been going for years and it has become an annual event that we all look forward to with great anticipation.
NASCAR Changing the Rules For Safety
With speeds in excess of 165 miles per hour, a couple dozen cars, and one goal in common, you can be sure there is going to be some serious carnage at a NASCAR race. The drivers have mere 100ths of a second to think and react, making NASCAR racing an incredibly dangerous sport. But, isn't that one of the reasons so many people tune in their televisions and buy tickets to these events?
Tallying Up the Score
If you are a NASCAR fan, you know there is a point system that also goes along with the game. There is a little more to winning than just being the first to cross the finish line. Racing is a highly competitive sport with a large number of competitors. The drivers have two separate categories they can earn points to put them in the lead. The first is the Lap Led, this is how many laps the driver led the race. The second is the Final Position, this is a point system that awards a number of points according to the place the driver came in at. These systems look at the overall performance of the drivers throughout the race. This seems to keep the fans watching the race the whole time.
Nextel Cup Vehicle Requirements
In NASCAR, the cars need to be stock and are sedans. The majority of the cars are American made. Chevy and ford seem to be the preferred make for NASCAR driver's. Although, recently you might have noticed an increase in Toyota vehicles as well. NASCAR does have specific requirements for the cars that enter the races.
NASCAR is Striving For Safety
Engines roaring, the smell of burning rubber and the faint aroma of victory, that's what NASCAR is all about. Fans screaming as cars are almost flying by at speeds in excess of 100 mph. The fans rooting for their favorite to reach the number one spot, almost as if they alone are fueling the cars to reach the lead.
NASCAR Celebrities on and Off the Track
There is much more to a day at the races than just watching cars at tops speeds race around in a track. The fans also love the drivers. The screaming and cheering is not done for a car, it is done because there is a love and respect for the driver. Every driver brings their own special qualities to the race. Each also has there own individual racing background, for some they were raised driving cars, for others they fell in love at a very young age. More than likely they had a favorite driver at a fairly young age.
Jeff Gordon - One of NASCAR'S Greatest
Jeff Gordon is one of the most popular race car drivers around today. Chances are, even if you are not a race fan, you know the name Jeff Gordon and the #24 car. Although, Mr. Gordon has had his ups and downs in the racing industry, he remains to keep himself on track. There have been several controversies that could have destroyed other drivers' careers, yet Jeff continued to do his job.
A NASCAR Rundown
NASCAR has become increasingly popular among a wide array of individuals. Many families enjoy spending the day at the races, watching the cars, seeing their favorite driver's and meeting up with fellow fanatics. However, even though it is a great deal of fun to be at the races, there are multiple organizations that can increase your knowledge of NASCAR. From some of the people that are behind the scenes to the history of NASCAR.
Dale Earnhardt Sr - Legend
The late Ralph Dale Earnhardt, Sr. is the number one NASCAR legend of all time. His image and car care on a hundred different types of merchandise, including the Dale Earnhardt cornhole set.
Simple Karting Techniques - Boost Your Lap Times
I first started karting a few years ago when I learned the techniques that I am going to share with you from the pro's. They saved me on average about a second a lap on long tracks and about 0.50 secs on an indoor track, However the boost that they can give you can be huge, as large as 5 seconds for some beginner drivers!
NASCAR's Juan Pablo Montoya - From Boy to Superstar
Juan Pablo Montoya was born on September 20 in 1975. The former Formula One and Indycar driver started with go-karts at a young age with his father, Pablo Montoya by his side. By the time he was 9 years old, Montoya had already captured several local and national Karting championships in Colombia including the Kart Komet category.
NASCAR's Reed Sorenson - From Boy to Superstar
Reed Sorenson was born on February 5 in 1986 in Peachtree City, Georgia. He started at age six when he was involved in racing quarter-midgets. In 1997, the young Sorenson had already won nine Southeastern championships and was crowned the National champion.
NASCAR's Kyle Petty - From Boy to Superstar
Kyle Eugene Petty was born on June 2nd in 1960 into the Petty driving family in Randleman, North Carolina. Petty went on to start his own team in 1997 which later became part of the Petty Enterprises family. The same year that he joined his father, Richard Petty in Randleman, he brought back nine top-fives and also celebrated 50 years of Petty Enterprises existence.
Doing it His Way - Sauber Red Bull's Confidence Trickster Brook Johnston
A young Ernest Hemingway couldn't have put it best when he said he was "fraid o' nothin." The 20 year old American Brook Johnston can probably express similar sentiments. Team Sauber Red Bull Racing's newest addition has not only wowed the likes of the Albert II in Monaco, but has begun to turn the public face from hysteria to utter seriousness.
NASCAR's David Stremme - From Boy to Superstar
David Andrew Stremme was born on June 19,1977 in South Bend, Indiana to a large racing family. Racing was already evident in his blood when he began winning "Big Wheel" races at age 6 while his parents were taking on other stock cars at the tracks.
Jimmie Johnson - An Up and Coming Star
Jimmie Johnson won his first championship at the age of 8. At 32 he has hit many milestones for his career.
Tony Adamowicz, International Driving Champion to International Designing Champion
Tony Adamowicz, capitalizing on his 40+ years of memories and photographs, has recreated some of the most famous racing apparel styles of the 1960' and 70's. His Le Mans Jacket, made historically famous by Steve McQueen in the movie Le Mans, was worn by many of the great Team Gulf drivers like Jo Siffert, Dick Atwood, and Pedro Rodriquez, Brian Redman and 5X Le Mans winner, Derek Bell. Tony's Daytona Jacket is a slight variation of the racing jacket that he has worn in competition for over 40 years. This style was also worn by the great Dan Gurney, David Piper, NASCAR's Bobby Allison, etc.
Go Kart Engine Repair - Ignition System Diagnostics and Repair Part 1
The engine on a go kart can be difficult to diagnose and fix. This particular article is about ignition system trouble shooting. Understanding how to repair the ignition system can save you alone over $200 to $300 in repair bills. This is part one of a three part series on ignition system repair.
Really Learn To Drive - Chapter 1
A majority of Americans do not know how to drive. Unlike most developed nations, Americans only get enough instruction to pass a simple written and driving test. This is the first is a series of articles designed to take you through 3 levels of basic driving skills - Street Performance, Time Trial Competition, Wheel to Wheel Racing.
Why Drifting Will Kill Racing
Drifting is the latest extreme sport to rear it's head during the turn of the century, I explore why I believe we have seen the end of motor sport as we know it, drifting marks the beginning of the end for racing. I think that the organisers have lost touch with their audience, while the goal has always been to go as fast as possible, this has now created a scenario where nothing interesting happens after the start, even over-taking would be a huge improvement.
Mark Martin - A NASCAR Legend
Mark Martin is one of the most consistent, and successful, drivers that NASCAR has ever known. Because of that, his merchandise is as popular as he is. Items like the Mark Martin cornhole set along with shirts and jackets sell out every where in the United States.
NASCAR Race Legend - Buddy Baker
Elzie Wylie Baker, Jr., better known as "Buddy", is the son of legendary Buck Baker and was born in Florence, SC. Growing up in the heart of racing country and being the spawn of a NASCAR champion and Hall of Fame member, Buddy Baker had only one destiny---racecar driving. His career in NASCAR began in 1959 and lasted 33 years.
NASCAR Race Legend - Terry Labonte
Terrance Lee Labonte is a two-time NASCAR Winston Cup winner and the younger brother of Bobby Labonte. He's also the father of Justin who drove in the Nationwide Series. Like many of his competitors, Terry Labonte got his start in racing at an early age.
NASCAR Race Legend - Rex White
Rex Allen White, like many other pioneers of racing, was born in the Deep South where moonshine running abounded. In Taylorsville, North Carolina where he grew up, he would lie awake at night and listen to the sounds of cars roaring through the night, running liquor. He was amazed at how the drivers could maneuver around curves and steep mountain turns and how they modified their cars to handle such speeds.
NASCAR Race Legend - Lee Roy Yarbrough
Lee Roy Yarbrough was one of the best superspeedway drivers in the 60's. He competed in 198 races from 1960-1972. Lee Roy was from the rough side of Jacksonville, FL and a high school drop-out.
Busch Continues to Dominate in Daytona
Daytona Beach, FL - Kyle Busch continues his winning ways this year with his sixth Sprint series victory at the famous Daytona International Speedway. In a race that appeared would be a lift for Hendrick drivers Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr., the number 18 Toyota driven by Busch came out on top, again.
NASCAR Race Legend - Jack Smith
Jack Smith worked at a service station near Roswell, GA in the 1940's. He started racing against the local bootleggers of the area. He wasn't picky "he'd race on rough dirt, superspeedways, or across fields.
NASCAR Race Legend - Bobby Isaac
The story of Bobby Isaac is a classic rags-to-riches story. He grew up on a farm near Catawba, North Carolina and was the second youngest of nine children. By the time Isaac was 6 years old, both his parents had died and he was pretty much on his own.
NASCAR Race Legend - Curtis Turner
Curtis Turner was one of NASCAR's early drivers. He was wide open and fearless and many saw him as one of the best of all time. He was born in Floyd County, Virginia in the middle of the bootlegging era, so it was natural for him to become a part of it.
Benson Victorious in Craftsman Series
Clermont, IN - Johnny Benson scores his second consecutive victory and retains his lead in the Craftsman Truck series by winning the Power Stroke Diesel 200 at the O'Reilly Raceway Park. In a race shoot-out, Benson drove his Toyota victory over second place finisher Ron Hornaday in his Chevrolet. The two drivers had the best trucks during the evening and it was at lap 162 that Benson got around Hornaday for the last time.
Benson Wins in Kentucky - Now Points Leader
Sparta, KY. - What a night for Johnny Benson and the number 23 Toyota. Benson made a daring pass with 32 laps to go to put himself in position for his victory at the Kentucky Speedway.
Edwards Wins, Logano Second
Madison, IL. - Carl Edwards drove his number 60 Ford to victory Saturday night to the delight of many of the fans at the Gateway International Speedway. With his home in neighboring Columbia, MO, it felt like a home crowd advantage.
Kerry to the Rescue? - Step-Mom May Need Other Earnhardt to Save the Day at DEI
Discounting first daughter Kelley, who has her late father's chin and grin, only one of Dale Earnhardt's four offspring bears his likeness. Oldest son Kerry Earnhardt is the least discussed of the four and has done little in the racing world.
Busch on Fire in Chicago
Joliet, IL - Chicago may be noted for a famous fire decades ago, but it was Kyle Busch who was on fire this weekend at the Chicagoland Speedway. The driver who seems unbeatable won the Sprint series race tonight following up on his Nationwide victory the night before. This was Busch's seventh Cup victory this season and the eleventh in his career.
Another Nationwide Victory For Joe Gibbs Racing
Chicago, IL - Another Nationwide race, another victory for Joe Gibbs Racing. Tonight's race at the Chicagoland Speedway was another example of the dominance this team has enjoyed during the season. For Gibbs, the win ties the record Richard Childress Racing set in 2007 with 13 victories.
Former Hoop Star Becomes NASCAR Owner - Remains Diversity Driven
A 6-11 former high school and college all-American, as well as five-time NBA all-star, is a stock car racer at heart. His love for NASCAR was the initial pull that got Brad Daugherty into racing circles as a partial Busch Series and Craftsman Truck Series owner, and later as a racing analyst for weekly NASCAR coverage on ESPN/ABC.
Simple Karting Techniques - Boost Your Lap Times
I first started karting a few years ago when I learned the techniques that I am going to share with you from the pro's. They saved me on average about a second a lap on long tracks and about 0.50 secs on an indoor track, However the boost that they can give you can be huge, as large as 5 seconds for some beginner drivers!
Singapore Sling - Formula One's New Cracker-Track
The track, which runs through Singapore's famed Marina Bay area and traverses landmarks like Raffles Boulevard and the Fullerton Hotel, is just over 5 km in length and encompasses streets lined with modern high-rise buildings on the one side and elegant, colonial mansions on the other. The entire circuit has been re-surfaced for the long-awaited event and the latest addition to the track is a $40 million state-of-the-art pit building. Remarkably, the pits are a three-storey structure erected on Marina Promenade and house 36 garages for the race ...
Tony Stewart - NASCAR Bad Boy Or Just a Jerk?
Some people have suggested that NASCAR driver Tony Stewart is simply misunderstood. Others have outright excused his behaviors. And still others have admirably referred to him as 'NASCAR's bad boy'. Finally, some have suggested that there's nothing admirable about his behavior. He's simply acting like a jerk. Count me as one of the latter.
NASCAR's David Gilliland - From Boy to Superstar
David Gilliland was born in Riverside California and is the son of the former Cup driver Butch Gilliland. By the time he was 19, he was the crew chief and the next year, he became Champion Crew Chief of the Year as his dad also managed to get the Winston West Championship for his collection at home.
Formula One Racing
Formula One racing began in Europe in the late 1890's. It has long since become a favorite sport across the world. Many countries including Japan, Australia, and Canada all participate in this favorite pastime.
Dodge Cars in the History of NASCAR
Throughout the history of dodges in the NASCAR do you realize just how many individuals were hurt trying to win a race? The truth is a lot of individuals went through injuries and a lot of families went through a lot of worrying wondering if their loved one was going to make it out of the race.
NASCAR's Dale Jarrett - From Boy to Superstar
Dale Arnold Jarrett was born on in Newton, North Carolina. Although Jarrett was always interested in racing cars, he is also a natural born athlete with an excellent background in playing football, basketball, baseball and golf while in high school.
NASCAR's Bobby Labonte - From Boy to Superstar
Bobby Labonte as he is fondly known as, grew up watching his older brother, Terry Labonte, racing and he decided early on that he wanted to be just like him. He worked his way up to the driver's seat by first being the fabricator on his older brother's crew team once he graduated from Trinity High School.
Another Lame Duck in 2008 - Haas CNC Racing Becomes Stewart Haas Racing in 2009
It's official. After weeks of hints and speculation, Tony Stewart will leave Joe Gibbs Racing following the 2008 Sprint Cup Series season. He had another year left on his contract with JGR, but like Casey Mears, NASCAR pacts are made to be broken.
Montoya Wrecks Busch on Purpose - NASCAR Ponders Punishment As Fans Offer Praise
What goes around comes around, the old saying goes. Kyle Busch got a taste of his own medicine at New Hampshire when, during the final yellow flag of the day, Juan Pablo Montoya drove his No. 42 Dodge into Busch's No...
DEI Horses Around With Company Resources
The late Dale Earnhardt's and Teresa Earnhardt's daughter Taylor is busy competing on the horse circuit. Are the funds for DEI's NASCAR racing team being used to support this new form of competition?
What Kind of Material Should I Make My Go Kart Out Of? Is it Practical? Part 3
The cheap in us wants to make a go kart on the weekend for next to nothing. In the end we will end up probably throw away the go kart. Is that what we really wanted though? The Go Kart Guru asks the questions and tries to steer you in the right direction. What material should I make my go kart out of....steel, plastic, wood, carbon fiber...? This is part three of a 10 part series: "Go Kart Building 101: 10 Things you should know before building, buying or fabricating a go kart. You will be glad you did."
Have You Considered Racing?
When I ask if you've considered racing before I mean on a track where it's legal and not on the road, because the last thing you want to do is be racing on the street. Street racing is illegal and becoming a lot more widely seen in many communities causing fatalities. Many regions have placed bans on street racing and if prosecuted their car will be demolished with a crusher, now I think that's a great law and I think more regions should follow suit.
NASCAR's Dale Jarrett - From Boy to Superstar
Dale Arnold Jarrett was born on in Newton, North Carolina. Although Jarrett was always interested in racing cars, he is also a natural born athlete with an excellent background in playing football, basketball, baseball and golf while in high school.
NASCAR's Bobby Labonte - From Boy to Superstar
Bobby Labonte as he is fondly known as, grew up watching his older brother, Terry Labonte, racing and he decided early on that he wanted to be just like him. He worked his way up to the driver's seat by first being the fabricator on his older brother's crew team once he graduated from Trinity High School.
All About Flags Used in Formula One Racing
In times past the race marshals used flags to send messages to the drivers. The marshals are positioned around the track each having ten different flags. However today the flags serve an information source for the spectators.
Hamilton Confirms He is a Serious Contender in the Race For the F1 Drivers Championship
When Lewis Hamilton passed the checkered flag in first place in the 2008 British Grand Prix, he became only the eleventh British driver in the race's 62 year history to achieve this accomplishment. He joins great names of British Motor Racing such as Stirling Moss, Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart, Nigel Mansell and Damon Hill and certainly reaffirmed his position as one of the most promising F1 drivers around. This article looks at the manner in which Lewis won, what will hopefully be the first of many British Grand Prix wins and considers what the near future may hold as he goes in pursuit of his first drivers championship.
Improve Your Race Car's Performance With a Lightweight Race Hose
Too often, race car mechanics will overlook the little things when it comes to creating a lightweight, super fast machine. But small parts such as race hoses and fittings can make a big difference on the track. The weight of these items can often mean the difference between winning and losing.
Super Cars - The Ultimate Ride
It is highly unlikely that the average person will ever afford to own a Porsche, Ferrari, or Lamborghini, even after many years of saving and wishful thinking. Don't let that stop you from fantasizing about what it would be like to drive one of these super-fast cars, just like your heroes in the movies. Many people fantasize about what it might be like to be behind the wheel of a Porsche, a Ferrari or even a Lamborghini.
NASCAR Online TV Live - RaceView Disadvantages
NASCAR online TV live seems to eliminate all drawbacks in ordinary racing telecasts. The most common of which is the camera attention that some drivers are receiving is way too much compared to what other drivers get. If your favorite driver is one of the top brass in the racing industry, then he will surely be highlighted in all of the racing broadcasts, no matter whom or what organization is covering the event. Yes, it is true.
Becoming a Champion - An Interview With Sauber Red Bull Racing's Brook Johnston
As many of us grow up wanting to be champions throughout life, we can only wonder what it may take to get there. Being raised as an avid race fan growing up, I found myself thinking what it must be like to be a championship race car driver. What kind of life style does this require?
Daytona 500
The Daytona 500 is a NASCAR sprint race that takes place annually around the mid or end of February on a Sunday at the Daytona Speedway which is located in Florida. This restrictor plate race features 200 laps that amount to around 500 miles. It celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2008.
NASCAR - Tips For Non-Racing Fans Living With NASCAR Fans
One of the things that you need to expect from a racing fan during the NASCAR season is that he or she will start having problems in communication. He or she will show a temporarily impaired ability to carry out a good conversation especially when the race is on. You might even experience having the things you said fall on deaf ears.
How Does Someone Qualify As a NASCAR Driver?
Are you planning to be the next Dale Earnhardt Sr.? Others would suggest that it is easier to start at a young age at around four years old. There are NASCAR fans that engage their own children in the sports by teaching them how to ride karts at their local racetracks. However, it is never too late to build your own reputation in the world of fast cars, burnt fuel and skid marks that is NASCAR. The hardest part in wanting to become a NASCAR driver is proving to others that you have ability in driving fast cars able to set land speed records and maneuvering them around oval racetracks. Proving these abilities would help you quickly rise through the ranks and might even catch the eyes of car companies' bigwigs.
Planning Your Trip
Planning on a trip to watch a NASCAR race? Others would be lucky enough to be located near racetracks that hold NASCAR-sanctioned races. But if you are one of those fanatics unfortunately living far from a racetrack holding a NASCAR race, decide on two things: Will you drive? Or will you fly? The easiest decision would be to fly, of course, but this may seem too costly and also may loose the feeling of adventure. However, there are others who would choose to fly to the location for security measures. You are guaranteed to arrive at the city hosting the NASCAR race fast and easily. Accommodation is also easy and can be done through booking a hotel room nearest to the location of the racetrack. There are also others that camp out during the NASCAR season in nearby parks.
Selecting Accommodations
The first important factor in attending a NASCAR race is getting a great deal for the tickets. However, you should also examine other options as soon as possible. These include the options for your overnight or week long accommodation. NASCAR fans have a lot of alternatives in attending a long distance NASCAR event or other events that are available in the city. If you are going camping, then you do not need to worry about the accommodation since most cities that host NASCAR events have parks that allow RVs. An important factor you also need to consider is the location of the accommodation. Is it near to the NASCAR race track? Staying within the vicinity can save you the extra time in traveling to the NASCAR race track. Plus, if you are planning to bring your family with you, you might want to choose places that can accommodate the number of persons going with you.
Stars of NASCAR
Through the years, NASCAR has created legends that will always be remembered by numerous fans but no tribute for NASCAR legends would be complete without mentioning Dale Earnhardt, Sr. Earnhardt, Sr. was the largest star ever to grace the racetracks of NASCAR. During his career, he garnered several awards including: the Motor sports Hall of Fame of America in 2002 and International Motor sports Hall of Fame in 2006. Dale Earnhardt, Sr. was also named number one among ESPN's NASCAR's 20 Greatest Drivers and second among NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers in 1998 behind David Pearson. After his tragic death, he was also named NASCAR's Most Popular Driver in 2001. In the span of the early 1980's until his death in 2001, he was known to drive his #3 car. He has other sponsors during his career but his #3 car was associated in the minds of the fans and his last sponsor, GM Goodwrench. His #3 car also carries his color scheme, which includes a black car with bold red and silver trim. This color scheme is still one of the most famous logos in racing.
Nascar Tickets
Getting NASCAR tickets can be easy if you know the right information. Buying tickets in advanced is extremely important since most NASCAR event tickets sell out weeks or months before the race. There are several guidelines that can help you in finding tickets for NASCAR events.
What You Should Bring on Your Trip
You have recently made the necessary arrangements to attend a live NASCAR race but this is your first time and you do not know what to bring on your trip. There are several items, like food and clothing, available at a number of NASCAR racetracks. Yet it is also important to be fully prepared for the trip.
The NASCAR School - Giving You a Chance to Become a NASCAR Specialist
Many people don't know that there are schools out there that offer training in NASCAR. Now, as a NASCAR fan, this would be the perfect school for you for realizing your dream of someday becoming a NASCAR specialist. Who knows? Maybe you can be one of the members of the pit crew of your favorite NASCAR racer?
Where to Buy NASCAR Collectibles
Many NASCAR fans collect NASCAR memorabilia. If you want to start collecting such items, there are several benefits that you could have, such as: the feeling that you are showing support for the sport and the potential of making a profit. There are a lot of variations in NASCAR collectibles but there is a big difference between the NASCAR merchandise and the NASCAR memorabilia. NASCAR merchandise are those items that fans use and wear, like clothing, and home decorations. On the other hand, NASCAR memorabilia is used to refer to the objects that have some deeper value and often times expensive. There are a lot of professional NASCAR collectors and dealers that consider limited edition car models, die cast cars and others to be memorabilia. If you are new in collecting NASCAR memorabilia and have a friend who is a total hardcore fan of the sport, you may want to seek his advice on how to start your very own collections. There are also several Web sites that can help you get started and NASCAR fan clubs that sell memorabilia.
NASCAR - How it All Began
NASCAR or the National Association for Stock Car Racing officially began in 1938. With Bill France Sr. as the first person to hold the very first NASCAR race, prizes were not that prestigious compared to today's multimillion dollar prizes for the championship. Back then; you might have won a can of motor oil and even just a pack of cigarettes.
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