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NASCAR Nuggets from the Net: Dec 13, 2012

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Thursday, December 13, 2012

NASCAR Fans will enjoy this special Sprint Cup and Nationwide programming from ESPN2

Set your DVR for today’s special airing on ESPN2 as they recap NASCAR’s greatest moments of the 2012 season, scheduled to air Thursday, Dec 13 on ESPN2 during their 2012 NASCAR Year in Review, produced by the Emmy Award-winning NASCAR Productions.

Highlights from the season will be featured in a pair of half-hour programs beginning with the NASCAR Nationwide Series at 3:00pm ET, followed by the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at 3:30pm ET.

Each program includes the most thrilling, big-picture moments from both racing series’ throughout the 2012 season, including Brad Keselowski’s first NASCAR Sprint Cup championship win, and the NASCAR Nationwide Series season in which Ricky Stenhouse Jr won his second consecutive championship. Jayski’s

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Mike Massaro: Working in the NASCAR Journalism World

Mike Massaro interviews Tony Stewart on ESPN
Mike Massaro interviews Tony Stewart on ESPN

By Jason Schultz

Perfecting what you do is always difficult. It takes time, patience and pure talent to perfect something.

Mike Massaro is one person who has perfected sports journalism coverage, especially in the sport we all enjoy, NASCAR. Fans may see Mike on ESPN’s NASCAR Now or you may hear his voice on your television each week, hearing about what’s going on in the NASCAR world. Continue reading

The Shootout Will Miss NASCAR’s Top Stars

The Shootout is going back to the way things use to be come February at Daytona and two of NASCAR’s biggest names will not be there.

In 2013, drivers eligible for the Shootout include pole winners from the 2012 season and past Shootout winners.

Brad Keselowski celebrates the 2012 championship. (John Harrelson/Getty Images)
Brad Keselowski celebrates the 2012 championship. (John Harrelson/Getty Images)

Two of the sport’s biggest drivers didn’t make that list. Those drivers include last year’s Sprint Cup champion, Brad Keselowski, and Clint Bowyer. Two of the sports most refreshing and outspoken drivers will be no where to be found on the race track when NASCAR hits the track that Saturday night. Neither driver grabbed a pole in 2012 or has won the Shootout in the past. Continue reading