The TK and Sam Show…Just for Posterity
July 9, 2007
We’re not pleased by yesterday’s fracas…(unlike many, we do not believe this kind of shit is good for this particular league) and we’re still wondering what the F is up with Sam Hornish, Jr. (and now his family!), but we did find this excellent summary of what went down yesterday at The Glen on YouTube and thought we’d throw it up here just for posterity…
Monday Morning Crew Chief
July 9, 2007
Gentlemen, Start Your Fisticuffs And Legal Procedings
Dixon Claims the Watkins Win
July 8, 2007
Scott Dixon claimed his third consecutive victory at Watkins Glen International, winning the Camping World Watkins Glen Grand Prix.
Will Power Survives & Wins In Toronto
July 8, 2007
The Champ Car World Series staged another wild race in the rain in Toronto. Will Power was the first of only eight cars that survived to make it to the end.
Watkins Glen Grand Prix: The LiveBlog!
July 8, 2007
2:50 PM: And we are up and running for yet another installment of the World Famous LiveBlog! (Note: If you are following along at home in real-time, don’t forget to refresh this page periodically–lest you fall behind, yo.)
All’s Fair in Love and Drag Racing
July 8, 2007
We’ve all heard the old saying, ‘all’s fair in love and war’. How about modifying it a little bit to include drag racing? Of course I am not advocating cheating but rather a legal way to gain a potential advantage in this six-race stretch on the NHRA POWERade tour.
Pepsi 400 Unofficial Finish
July 7, 2007
DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. - The last NASCAR NEXTEL Cup race at Daytona Speedway (next year, the races become Sprint Cup races) went to Jamie McMurray in a paper-thin victory over Kyle Busch. Announced as a margin of only five thousandths of a second, the race tied the second narrowest margin of victory since NASCAR switched to electronic timing in the early 1990s. Kurt Busch followed his younger brother home in third, with Carl Edwards fourth and Jeff Gordon fifth.
Castroneves Captures Glen Pole; Cunningham Holds Onto Corning 100 Win
July 7, 2007
Team Penske’s Helio Castroneves makes his way the quick way around Watkins Glen International.
Heliooooooooooo!!
July 7, 2007
Castroneves again starts from pole at The Glen; Dixon second
By Dave Lewandowski, indycar.com
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y.
Bourdais Takes Pole In Steelback GP of Toronto Final Qualifying
July 7, 2007
While the final qualifying session wasn’t boring, the results were nothing unusual. Sebastian Bourdais pulled off another amazing lap, beating Justin Wilson to the pole position by just 11-one-thousands of a second!