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- Talladega and the “Big One” & Chase Tracker
- Dale Earnhardt Jr’s post-race comments about Talladega racing
- The 2013 Car and Plate Racing for next year
- 2013 Changes to Qualifying – Elimination of the Top 35 Rule
- Busch Brothers and their winning streaks at jeopardy
- Kurt Busch Parked at Talladega – NASCAR considering penalty & his last race with James Finch/Phoenix Racing
- Regan Smith running select races with Phoenix Racing beginning at Charlotte next weekend
- Tell us what racing related topic you want to talk about on Fan4Racing’s Fan2Fan NASCAR Talk
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By Jordan Dodson & Sharon/Fan4Racing
This week’s Chase Tracker after Talladega gave drivers a bit of a shakeup with the last lap wreck involving 25 drivers, including 8 Chase contenders, but left the top-three Chase contenders the same. Keselowski came in the points leader and left as the points leader, with Jimmie Johnson remaining in second place and Denny Hamlin, third in the point standings.
Also, Kyle Busch remains the Best of the Rest non-Chase contenders, after race four of the 2012 Chase season.
Starting with drivers ranked 12th through 1st, the following gives our assessment of each Chase contender after Talladega’s Good Sam Roadside Assistance 500. Continue reading
Everyone agrees that Rutledge Wood is one funny, interesting and cool talent for the SPEED Channel. Rutledge has had an incredible and interesting journey to working for SPEED and he now is able to enjoy his passion, racing. You can see Rutledge every weekend at the race track and as well as on TV for Top Gear, a show all about cars. Rutledge went from being a motorsports enthusiast to a full-time worker in NASCAR. Over the last eight years, Rutledge has enjoyed working in the NASCAR industry and we all enjoy seeing him on TV.
Recently I was able to conduct an interview with Rutledge, and below he gives me some insight to his job and some other interesting facts. Continue reading