On Thursday Chevrolet unveiled its new 2013 Sprint Cup car. No longer the Impala, fans will see the Chevrolet SS on the track next season.
The Chevy Impala was used during the “Car of Tomorrow” and previous generations of stock cars but with the next generation of stock cars, comes Chevrolet’s newest make in the SS. Continue reading
By Jordan Dodson
Many NASCAR fans start their Sunday mornings off by watching RaceDay on SPEED. That is where many people will recognize Matt Clark as he joins John Roberts, Larry McReynolds, Kenny Wallace and Kyle Petty for pre-race coverage during the NASCAR season. Continue reading
The Camping World truck series is going dirt track racing in 2013. That is just one big change to the 2013 Camping World truck series schedule.
Eldora Speedway, a .5 mile short track, will be the first dirt track race in NASCAR since 1970. It also looks to be the most anticipated race of the season. Continue reading
By Jason Schultz
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Dreams.
They come in all shapes and sizes. Little dreams, big dreams. Some dreams include finding happiness in life or dreaming to make yourself a better person. Continue reading
By Jason Schultz
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Many NASCAR fans feel the Sprint Cup Series has an excess number of mile-and-a-half tracks on the schedule. Mile-and-a-half tracks don’t seem to feature the close, competitive racing that super speedways, short tracks and road courses have offered fans. NASCAR is always looking for fan input on the series, but one suggestion it seems is not being addressed, is that some fans are no longer wanting as many mile-and-a-half tracks on the schedule. Continue reading