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(WOMR file photo) The last person not named Johnson to win the Sprint Cup championship won the championship again, as well as The Ford 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway Sunday. Ten weeks ago Tony Stewart was not even considered a favorite to win a single Chase race, let alone the 2011 Sprint Cup . . . → Read More: Stewart “Smokes” ‘Em For The Championship (WOMR file photo) This is Championship Weekend in NASCAR. So far two of the three championships have been determined at Homestead-Miami Speedway. However, the one that has everyone buzzing is yet to be determined. The Sprint Cup championship is the culmination of thirty-six weeks of racing throughout the USA. Therefore after thirty-five . . . → Read More: It’s Edwards’ Championsip To Loose? (WOMR file photo) This weekend the spotlight was on the two car race for the 2011 Sprint Cup championship, as well as the newly reconfigured, and newly resurfaced racing facility. I can tell you from my view in my seat in the Allison Tower, from walking through the pits, as well as . . . → Read More: Kasey Kahne Wins One For Red Bull (WOMR file photo) Sunday in Ft. Worth, TX, Tony Stewart backed up his “trash talk” to Carl Edwards by winning the AAA Texas 500. Without a race win in “the regular season”, this victory was Stewart’s fourth win in the first eight races in the Chase, as well as his 43rd career . . . → Read More: A Texas “Smoke Screen”! (photo courtesy nascar.com) The final pieces to “The Danicamania Puzzle” were announced Friday at the Texas Motor Speedway. In a press conference with her Stewart-Haas Racing team owner, Tony Stewart, the ten race Sprint Cup schedule was formally enumerated. It was decided that Patrick will run a total of 10 Sprint Cup . . . → Read More: Danica’s Getting Her Cup On! (WOMR file photo) Time is ticking! When the well versed NASCAR race fan thinks of Martinsville Speedway, one can only think of time. This race track has been on the NASCAR Sprint Cup schedule ever since it’s inception in 1948. Martinsville Speedway has withstood the test of time, and is one of . . . → Read More: There Appears To Be Some “Smoke” On The Horizon (WOMR file photo) The season that I am referring to is “The Chase” season. Two races have already been run and are in the record book. Tony Stewart has come to life from a 26 race “hibernation period”. In just two weeks the Stewart-Haas Racing #14 Office Depot/ Mobil 1/Burger #14 Chevy . . . → Read More: Tis The Season! (photo courtesy Alan Marler) Sunday Tony Stewart found himself on the good side of a reversal of fortune at Louden. Last year Tony Stewart was leading the race with only a couple of laps remaining when he ran out of gas, thereby allowing Clint Bowyer to pass him for the victory. Fast . . . → Read More: Stewart Is Emerging As The Chase Front-Runner (WOMR file photo) Ten races, twelve drivers, one championship, who will be the last man standing? Tony Stewart was 0 for 26 in “the regular season”. However, on Monday Stewart began the Chase by winning the Chicagoland Speedway, GEICO 400 race and now going 1 for 1 in “the playoff season”. Stewart’s . . . → Read More: Stewart Finally Wins A Race In 2011 (Photo courtesy Jonathan Ferry/Getty Images) Carl Edwards took the lead during a final round of green flag pit stops with about 30 laps to go, held off a resilient, and dominate Tony Stewart, all the while winning the Kobalt Tools 400 Sprint Cup race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Sunday. The . . . → Read More: Edwards Wins The Kobalt Tools 400 |
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