NASCAR Releases 2014 NASCAR Nationwide Series Schedule
Return to Nationwide’s ‘Home Track’ Mid-Ohio; Chicagoland Back Under The Lights
NASCAR today announced the 2014 schedule for the NASCAR Nationwide Series, the 33rd season of racing for the second-most popular motorsports series in the United States. Next year’s schedule once again features a variety of tracks that will challenge drivers, many of whom are quickly transforming into up-and-coming national series stars. Continue reading
Michael Waltrip Racing learned today that Brian Vickers is not available to race for the rest of the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup season due to health issues.
Vickers said Dr. William Downey is placing him on blood thinning medication after a Monday morning examination on his right leg discovered a small blood clot in his calf region.
The medications will keep Vickers out of his No. 55 car for the rest of the season, effective immediately. Vickers says his physicians are confident he will be able to resume activity before the 2014 NASCAR season begins. Continue reading
Join host Sharon Burton and co-host Sal Sigala, on Monday, October 14th, 8:30 to 10pm ET as we bring fans the smartest racing talk around on Fan4Racing Fan2Fan NASCAR-NHRA Talk!
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Listen to our round table conversation with drivers, crew & other racing personalities of the hottest topics, including The Chase for the Sprint Cup… leading up the next race!
This episode begins with Jamie Little, ESPN’s Auto Racing Commentator and Sports Action Reporter for NASCAR’s Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series, IndyCar and X Games!
Next, is David Talley, from Auto Club Speedway‘s public relations, with a ticket give-a-away for the MAV TV 500 IndyCar World Championship on October 19 – Courtesy of Auto Club Speedway!
Then, after winning his first points race in NASCAR’s K&N Pro Series West on Saturday, Cameron Hayley joins the discussion as he now sits second on the point standings for the series championship with just one more race left to run.
For NHRA Talk, Bobby Cottrell, the 7.0 pro national champion for the 2013 season, joins the conversation. This 31-year-old has been racing since he was 16 and owns his own business, building race cars and hot rods in Whittier, CA. He drives for Turk Bros a 7.0/pro comp 6.90 dragster and the Air National Guard A/fuel dragster.
Tickets provided courtesy of Auto Club Speedway!
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Jamie Little is a well-known face and voice to fans of NASCAR, IndyCar and X Games telecasts on ESPN and ABC since beginning her television career in 2002.
Working as a pit reporter for coverage of NASCAR’s Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series, as well as the IZOD IndyCar Series, she also reports for NASCAR Now, ESPN’s daily NASCAR news and information program. Little began IndyCar pit reporting in 2004 and joined ESPN’s NASCAR team in 2007. Continue reading
From a NASCAR blogger traveling from the United Kingdom to see his first live race to family from Colorado who was displaced by recent flooding and a monk from Belmont Abbey College with a need for speed, fans from all walks of life will be on hand for the only Saturday night race in the Chase.
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Dedicated race fans are nothing new to NASCAR, but the diverse group headed to Charlotte Motor Speedway for this weekend’s Bank of America 500 weekend festivities may be as unique a group as any in recent memory.
Fans from 48 states and as far away as Canada, Australia and Puerto Rico will be on hand for this weekend’s Bank of America 500. From a NASCAR blogger traveling from the United Kingdom to see his first live race to family from Colorado who was displaced by recent flooding and a monk from Belmont Abbey College with a need for speed, fans from all walks of life will be on hand for the onlySaturday night race in the Chase. Continue reading