Welcome To Double Clutchin’-What The World Needs Is Another Blogger
May 3, 2008
First off, a thank you to Josh and the good folks here at FastMachines, for giving me the opportunity to talk a little NASCAR with you fine folks. But rather than jump right in with opinions about tonight’s race, I thought it might be a good idea to let you fine readers know a little bit about me, and let you decide for yourself whether or not you want to read these articles in the future (if there is a future, I mean, hey, the folks here could come to the realization that I suck and toss me out on my rear). Read more
Can Tony Stewart Accomplish the Impossible?
May 2, 2008
Now that we’ve had a week or so to digest the news that Tony Stewart is thinking about leaving what is arguably the hottest team in NASCAR, we have to start asking the most important question. Why? Read more
Notes & Bolts, Vol 2
May 2, 2008
My observations, random reads and stream-of-consciousness rambling from around the open car world. Read more
Saturday Night At Richmond!
May 2, 2008
Saturday night the NASCAR Sprint Cup crews take on the relative short track of Richmond. There won’t be any freight trains here, but there should be a lot of good racing. Who will win? I expect it won’t be a big surprise who wins… as it will probably be one of the drivers from the big four teams. Who do you think the big four teams are? Read more
The Mosley Spin Machine Begins To Whir
May 1, 2008
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Short Freight Trains at ‘Dega
May 1, 2008
Restrictor plate racing is alive and well. So to speak! Sure, there were a lot of lead changes, but most of them were all very predictable. Instead of the old multiple car freight trains the 08 ‘Dega affair was limited to an “engine and caboose.” Most of the passes took place when one car pushed a second car to the lead. Denny Hamlin was the only driver that I saw all day long that could push virtually anybody else to the lead and still have the momentum to cut below the car he pushed and still take the lead himself. Robby Gordon pushed one or two people to the lead and looked like he might be able to make the “caboose” pass, but it never quite worked out for him.