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(WOMR file photo) For the first time this century the NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers ran 200+ laps caution free! The last time that happened was back in 1999, thirteen years ago! Saturday night Greg Biffle pulled away from the field, and led them to the checkered flag at the Samsung Mobile 500. . . . → Read More: Biffle Captures The Samsung Mobile 500 (WOMR file photo) Pulling away from Denny Hamlin and pole-sitter,Paul Menard, after a restart with just six laps to go, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. logged his second victory in the first six races. This was also Stenhouse’s fourth career win, and RFR’s fourth consecutive Nationwide win at the Texas Motor Speedway. The highlight . . . → Read More: Ricky Rolls At Texas Motor Speedway (WOMR file photo) In just its sixth full season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup series, Michael Waltrip Racing is making a big push into becoming a powerhouse in NASCAR’s premier circuit. Michael Waltrip Racing made its entrance into the Sprint Cup as a three car team with drivers David Reutimann, past Sprint . . . → Read More: MWR A NASCAR Powerhouse? (WOMR file photo) JR Motorsports made a move today to attempt to improve on track performance. It was announced today that the JR Motorsports #88 and #5 Nationwide teams would swap crew chiefs. Crew chief Bruce Cook has taken over responsibilities for the #88 Chevrolets driven by Cole Whitt. Cook has spearheaded . . . → Read More: Crew Chief Swap At JR Motorsports (WOMR file photo) “I just wanted to race for a living”, says Bryan Clauson. As far as dreams go Clauson is a typical racer, he just wants to race cars for a living. In these times of an economy in tatters and of automobile racing in a state of flux, all dreams . . . → Read More: Bryan Clauson: Flexible and Persistent (WOMR file photo) The Goody’s Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway illustrated to all the fans why short track racing is so action packed. For most of the race, however, the race was conducted under green flag conditions. Nevertheless, in the closing laps Martinsville provided the fans with some spills and thrills! . . . → Read More: Newman Survives The Goody’s Fast Relief 500 (WOMR file photo) Kasey Kahne is the first repeat pole winner of the 2012 Sprint Cup season. Joining the Hendrickcars.com #5 Chevy on the front row is the Richard Childress Racing Budweiser #29 Chevy driven by Kevin Harvick. Looking at the qualifying times for the 43 participants for the Goody’s Fast Relief . . . → Read More: Kahne On The Pole At Martinsville  (WOMR file photo) As forecasted by all the LA television stations, the skies opened up and rain came down in Fontana, CA, specifically at the Auto Club Speedway Sunday. Therefore, the race was rain-shortened, completing only 129 laps of the scheduled 200 laps. The Auto Club 40o was accident-free, meaning yellow flag . . . → Read More: Smoke On The Water! (WOMR file photo) Saturday afternoon Joey Logano was “California Dreamin”, all the while, showing the rest of the Nationwide boys and girls the fast way around the two-mile Auto Club Speedway! Joey Logano took the lead just after a restart with 12 laps to go and went on to win the Royal Purple . . . → Read More: Logano Wins The Royal Purple 300  I know that it is a little late, however, things got hung up at the video editor’s processing room! After all, I am still a rookie at trying to add a new dimension for my readers. If these video additions work out, I may incorporate them into weekly adventure! Nevertheless, I have chosen . . . → Read More: Las Vegas Motor Speedway: A Pit Reporter’s View |
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