This Weekend's Race is Where? Hint: NASCAR Ought to Tell the L.A. Times
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Also, IndyCar ended its 2012 season at Fontana and will do so again this year.
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This Weekend's Race is Where? Hint: NASCAR Ought to Tell the L.A. Times
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I think he and J.D. Stacy are working on a screenplay for the male version of Thelma and Louise - where they hold hands and run their racing operations off a cliff.
This Weekend's Race is Where? Hint: NASCAR Ought to Tell the L.A. Times
Current NASCAR
Fine you? Hell, I'll GIVE you $25,000 to finish another stanza or two to that song. I see lots of promise where you are headed with that parody.
Well, not really on the money part. But I might give one of those clipart gift thingys offered here for birthdays.
This Weekend's Race is Where? Hint: NASCAR Ought to Tell the L.A. Times
Current NASCAR
And to think the LA Times once sponsored NASCAR's season ending race at Ontario BEFORE Cup really hit the big time.
March 16, 1958: Double Chicken Money for Petty teams
Stock Car Racing History
Preview article for the Wilkesboro convertible race. Found it interesting the article says "sharing the top billing will a modified-sportsman race at Charlotte Fairgrounds" with no mention of the GN race in Wilson.
March 16, 1958: Double Chicken Money for Petty teams
Stock Car Racing History
Two tracks, two series, two cars, and two wins for Petty Engineering on this day in 1958. Lee Petty wins the Grand National race at Wilson Speedway NC in an Olds. And at Wilkesboro, Billy Myers wins the convertible series race in a Petty Engineering Olds ragtop.
Read more here:
http://bench-racing.blogspot.com/2013/03/march-16-1958-lee-petty-wins-wilson.html
updated by @tmc-chase: 12/05/16 04:00:58PM
The Way We Were - Bristol 1965 - Sleeping in a Plymouth Belvedere
Stock Car Racing History
To his credit, Monte is the only media member to join our folks in the parking lot to drink a beer and play Jerry Jeff Walker songs.
Hamlin Drops Appeal; NASCAR Says Matter Closed (and will collect $$$ under Section 12-3)
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In Latin, I think this would be called a quid pro quo. In layman's terms, its a way for both to save face. NASCAR allows Denny to remain a bit of the tough guy by dropping his appeal and keep his "suspend me if you will" attitude.Meanwhile, NASCAR gets to back away from their overreaction without outright rescinding the penalty. And I'm sure over a beer or two, hey reminded Denny "we'll still be listening".Highly doubtful the fine will ever be actually deducted from anything. Even if it is, ther will be no way to know.Probably easiest way for parties to back away and just get back to racing.Betting too this scenario was crafted by the coach because I don't see the creativity of it coming from Daytona HQ.
Some Different Ways NASCAR Could Penalize Errant Drivers
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Make 'em sit through hours of repeat airings of all the ED commercials we have to endure on TV each Sunday.