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The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series heads to the wine country of California to race at Sonoma Raceway this weekend. It will be the first of two road-course stops for Cup this season, with the other being at Watkins Glen International in upstate New York. Continue reading
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The NASCAR Winston Cup Series made a visit to a California road course every year from 1958 to 1988.
Drivers weaved left and right around Riverside International Raceway. Greats such as Richard Petty, Bobby Allison, Darrell Waltrip and even road-course greats like Dan Gurney and Mark Donohue all won at the track. Continue reading
Powerhouse Hendrick Motorsports Captures Fifth Consecutive Win at Michigan.
Jimmie Johnson finally earns his first win at Michigan International Speedway and it’s his third visit to victory lane this season.
The six-time NASCAR Sprint Cup series champion took command of the lead on lap 191 and from there he cruised to the checkered flag at Sunday’s Quicken Loans 400 to end a 24-race drought. Continue reading
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Earnhardt Earning Another Round Of Respect, With another Victory Lane Visit
Dale Earnhardt Jr is finally, a contender.
Ok, granted, he has made the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup before, with some fine finishes (third once, fifth three times) in the last series championship standings. But there’s something different about this year, right? Considered for so long by so many as a champion-in-waiting, Earnhardt looks to assume the aura of a champion-on-deck. Continue reading