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(workingonmyredneck file photo) After reviewing Kevin Harvick’s statement about his required meeting with Kyle Busch in the “NASCAR Oval Office” after the race at Darlington, I am not sure if it was the truth, a typo, a play on words, or just bad grammar. This is what Kevin Harvick was quoted as . . . → Read More: The Truth, A Typo, Or Bad Grammar? (photo courtesy nascar.com) Once again ol Kylie Busch wheeled his KBM #18 Traxxas Tundra into Victory Lane in the Lucas Oil 200 at Dover. The victory was the 96th NASCAR series career win for Busch. Additionally, Busch was the first repeat winner at Dover in the Camping World Series in twelve years. Busch . . . → Read More: Kyle Wins The Truck Race At Dover (photo courtesy Alan Marler) Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick were both cordially invited to meet with their friendly NASCAR officials upon arriving at Dover International Speedway Thursday. The invitation for a cordial NASCAR meeting came on the heels of their pit road incident last Saturday night at Darlington. From the sound of . . . → Read More: Kyle And Kevin Still Boiling (photo courtesy Alan Marler) Kyle Busch was victorious in the Crown Royal presents the Matthew and Daniel Hansen 400 at Richmond International Raceway Saturday evening, making it three years in row for the Spring race at that facility. For the last three years ol Kulie has celebrate his birthday with a victory . . . → Read More: Kyle Wins At Richmond Again (photo courtesy Erik J. Perel) Little did anyone know that after watching Denny Hamlin win his own charity race Thursday night at Richmond International Raceway, that it was a omen to what would transpire at that race track Friday night! Denny Hamlin won the Bubba Burgers 250 Nationwide Series race at Richmond . . . → Read More: Hamlin Doubles Up With A Nationwide Victory At Richmond (photo courtesy Leon Hammack) Carl Edwards dominated the O’Reilly Auto Parts 300 by leading 169 laps of the 200 lap race Friday night at the Texas Motor Speedway enroute to his first victory, the Ford Mustang’s first victory, in the Nationwide Series in 2011. “This is a huge night for Mustang and . . . → Read More: Edwards Dominates At Texas
It has finally happened, “The Shrub” has been pruned in 2011! Saturday afternoon Johnny Sauter overhauled Kyle Busch with a lap and a half to go to garner the victory and the grandfather clock in the Kroger 250 at Martinsville. The victory gave Sauter the series points lead over Matt Crafton. “I . . . → Read More: Johnny Sauter Prunes “The Shrub” (photo courtesy Citroen Racing) The latest update on Formula One driver Kimi Raikkonen’s defection from Formula 1 to NASCAR. Kimi Raikkonen is set to have his maiden stock car test next week, driving for NASCAR star Kyle Busch, who fields a leading outfit in the Truck Series. AUTOSPORT has learned that . . . → Read More: Kimi Raikkonen Update  (workingonmyredneck file photo) “Welcome to the Hotel California”! Once again the race car that dominated the Auto Club 400 was not the car that drove into Victory Lane at Fontana, California. The dominant race car belonged to Kyle Busch, leading 151 of the 200 laps. However, it was not Busch who crossed . . . → Read More: Harvick Checks Out At “The Hotel California” (workingonmyredneck file photo) “The Shrub”, Kyle Busch, won the Jeff Byrd 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway for his fifth win in a row at that racing facility. Busch’s mastery of the “Colosseum of Crash” is still in tact! The 25-year-old driver held off Carl Edwards and led 153 laps on Sunday to . . . → Read More: Can Anyone Prune “The Shrub”? |
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