Yep, it is officially stated by Jeff himself on his page. The upcoming 2015 season will be his last full time ride. He doesn't rule out selected events post "retirement".
There is so much truth to this post it is really scary. My three grandsons know about racing and they like to go with me from time to time, but it is not their passion. So sad.
Great look set, awesome commentator! What more can you ask?????
Just a reminder that RacersReunion had organized a trip to the NASCAR Hall of Fame for this Saturday, January 10, 2015. Meet in the lobby just inside the main entrance to the HoF at 10:30 a.m. Hope to see many of you there.
Thanks, Bill. You are very correct!!!
Johnny, tune in to the Legendtorial Tuesday night as I am, in part, addressing this very issue. Bobby, I truly do not believe this is NASCAR's White Elephant. But then I was never in the world of high finance. I only know what I'm told by sources who should know.
Man, I love this countdown and all the wonderful pictures of often forgotten drivers and beautiful race cars!
With Rex White and John Havac both appearing on this past Tuesday's show, I think it can be said that we were, indeed, "Racing Through History". I listened to both interviews with great interest and was duly impressed by both. What do you all think about this past Tuesday's show? One of the best? Would you like more such shows as that one? Would love to hear from you all.
I am not in charge of programming nor producing the show and what little part I do contribute is very minimal, but I was really proud to be a part of a show that presented listeners with that I thought were really great representations of history.
I would really love to see Coke come into the sport as an official "sponsor" of the Cup. Perhaps they could rename the cup to "the can". Even better, how about the "Coke Zero Can"? Seriously, all the news coming out this week has been bordering on bad for NASCAR, something I hate to see. Does seem NASCAR always comes out ahead, i.e. Nationwide to Xfinity.
When I first read the press release on these new rules (or lack of rules) I thought perhaps the guys in Daytona were confusing Christmas season with April Fool. Apparently not. Wonder how many drivers are going to accept having less than five lugs on the wheel? As for cameras to monitor pit stops, I see an awful lot of "wiggle room" for NASCAR to manipulate a race by misreading what the camera appears to indicate.
Tracks removing seats, NASCAR cutting the number of officials at the track, and fewer lug nuts required. Is the sport in trouble? Oh well, what else is to be said?
