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Busch casualty

Connecticut’s own Randy Lajoie has been fired as driver from his Busch series ride. Damn shame, if you ask me. The pressures of not winning eventualy take their toll, former champion or not.

Cleveland under the lights

Cleveland lakefront airport will see for the first time a Cart race under the lights. Not just any lighting, temporary lighting brought in just for this event. And just when I begin to think Cart is getting it’s act together, I find out the telecast will be aired on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Great, a night race tape delayed until the next afternoon, when all the results are known. If it generates any kind of new viewer base it may be worth it. To me, if it ain’t live it ain’t worth watching!

Oval racer at Nurburgring

Kurt Bush had an interesting weekend in Germany. His connections with Ford may some day land him the test he secretly desires.

Sam the Man

As a two time IRL champion without a lot of experience under his belt, Sam Hornish could very well be bitchin’ and moanin’ his way through a not too successful (for him and his team) year of racing. Read why Sam is the Man!

Winners and losers

Nice summary description of this weekends winners and losers at the European Grand prix.

Michael the Magnanimous

As previously pointed out in other articles Michael is accquiring diplomatic skills in his latest world championship quest. Unlike his testy early years (remember his run-ins with Damon Hill, on and off the track?) he is now demonstrating a level of tact not usually seen in Fromula 1. His allmost praise like description of Juan Pablo’s pass is most commendable, unlike Coulthards whining over his own stupidty.

BBC F1 News

Kimi Raikkonen finally showed some emotion this weekend; unfortunately it was anger at losing his engine just 25 laps into the European Grand Prix. He is still hopeful that he can make up the ground he lost.

Kimi feels the rage

Michael advanced his points lead due to Kimi’s retirement, however he could have advanced further if not for a late race tangle with Montoya that spun the champion. However, Michael actually admits to being at fault in this incident and has defended Montoya’s move in the face of criticism from Ferrari team members.

Ralf’s win in Germany and several recent podium performances from both Williams drivers make Juan Pablo Montoya firm in his affirmation that Williams could fight Ferrari for the title this year.

David Coulthard has placed strong blame on Fernando Alonso for breaking too early causing the Scot to crash off the course to avoid hitting Alonso’s car. Alonso has denied fault and was backed up by his team principal Flavio Briatore. McLaren managing director Martin Whitmarsh accused Alonso of giving Coulthard a “brake test”.

F1 flunkie and Malaysian rich kid Alex Yoong has demanded $200,000 (

Kalitta, Worsham, Krisher come up big at Gateway

Doug Kalitta won a Top Fuel victory Sunday night at Gateway International Raceway. Del Worsham and Ron Krisher also took wins in Funny Car and Pro Stock respectively….

NHRA.com: Weekend Sunday Recap

RacingOne.com: Top Fuel Results
Top Fuel Points Standings

RacingOne.com: Funny Car Results
Funny Car Points Standings

RacingOne.com: Pro Stock Results
Pro Stock Points Standings

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Champion Racing gets first ALMS win

BRASELTON, Ga. - A dominating performance by drivers JJ Lehto and Johnny Herbert gave ADT Champion Racing its first-ever win in American Le Mans Series competition in Sunday’s Chevy Grand Prix of Atlanta at Road Atlanta.

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Dixon dominates Richmond

Not only did he break Sarah Fisher’s heart by snatching pole from her, he also did something she probably could not have done…won the race….

RPM.ESPN: Race Results

IndyRacing.com: Dixon-Ganassi Richmond Victory Transcript

Yahoo!: Dixon new man to beat in IRL