Rubbin' is NOT Racing.
Current NASCAR
Reread paragraph six. All of your examples are addressed there.
I saw Bugsy Stevens & Ron Bouchard, Geoff Bodine & Maynard Troyer, Charlie Jarzombek & Fred Harbach. Rubbin' was not racing to them either.
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Current NASCAR
Rubbin' is NOT Racing.
Current NASCAR
The finish of the Bowmanville Trucks race between Cole Custer and John Hunter Nemechek stirred up the old debate of racing with dignity versus doing anything to win. The bump and run is glorified move to those that cannot race.
http://speedwayreport.com/rubbin-is-not-racing/
updated by @patrick-reynolds: 08/07/18 08:22:45AM
What is better? Watching professionals on TV or grassroots drivers in person?
Stock Car Racing History
This choir makes a wonderful audience!
What is better? Watching professionals on TV or grassroots drivers in person?
Stock Car Racing History
A Speedway Report column from earlier this week.
http://speedwayreport.com/support-local-track/
updated by @patrick-reynolds: 12/16/16 07:54:05AM
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Stock Car Racing History
A collection of thoughts from the world of auto racing. My latest Speedway Report column...
http://speedwayreport.com/nobody-asked-me-but/
updated by @patrick-reynolds: 12/16/16 07:54:05AM
Auto Racing History Lives in Indianapolis
Stock Car Racing History
Good news. That sounds like a step in the right direction!
Auto Racing History Lives in Indianapolis
Stock Car Racing History
That is amazing stuff. Dave, you are a wealth of knowledge. How are you doing?
Auto Racing History Lives in Indianapolis
Stock Car Racing History
No question that Indy is the anchor of the entire series. Heck, the cars are named after the place. For instance NASCAR Sprint Cup is not the equivalent "Daytonacars." I would love to see more overall Indycar history. Phoenix, Milwaukee, the ties with USAC, etc are all a big part of American racing history.