Hey folks... this is the first installment of a series of line drawings I want to do for Infield Parking.

The whole premise here is to provide a graphic that can be printed from your home computer that will allow your kids to “color” racing cartoons after you print

By: Angie Campbell

SpeedwayMedia.com

I was recently reminded that this Sunday would have been David Poole’s 51^st birthday. His absence is still deeply felt by the entire NASCAR community.

It made me remember why I wanted to become a writer.

I’ve always loved to

When Major League Baseball refused to allow one of their most coveted and popular players Pete Rose, the honor of enshrining himself into a dwelling place that is set aside for absolute greatness, they took a huge gamble, which is what Rose did when he was alleged to have bet on baseball, that

Taylors, SC, March 9, 2010 - After the first four-week stretch of racing in the 36-week Sprint Cup Season, NASCAR's top series is taking this week off.  But there is no lack of hot racing topics to talk about on this week's edition of Race 2 Win Radio, airing Thursday, March 11 from 1-3 PM

Reverse Aerodynamics! Essentially... that is what you have witnessed with the wing equipped COT in the recent incidents that literally "back flipped" the car onto its roof at high speeds while traveling backwards. NASCAR has just made yet another reference to this problem in the Edwards/Keselowski

fter Carl Edwards driver of the No. 99 Aflac sponsored Roush Fenway Ford Fusion, purposely put Penske Racing driver Brad Keselowski into the wall causing him to go airborne, then onto his roof before landing on all four wheels on lap 323 of Sundays Kobalt Tools 500.

NASCAR should have known

At the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Media Tour earlier this year, Vice President of Competition, Robin Pemberton indicated they would give drivers more leeway on the racetrack.

“We will say boys, have at it and have a good time.”

The incident on Sunday between Carl

Valvoline, the leading innovator and supplier of quality, high-performing automotive products, who first teamed up with Roush Fenway driver Mark Martin back in 1990, will once again find itself on the hood of yet another RFR driver for this weekends Kobalt Tools 500 in Atlanta.

Martin who is no

After flirting with pole runs at Daytona and Las Vegas, Dale Earnhardt Jr. will finally lead the field to green on Sunday, for the first time in 2010. Earnhardt turned in a time of 28.761 seconds, averaging 192.761 mph, to capture his ninth career Sprint Cup Series pole award. The pole was

If there ever was a way to perfect déjà vu, Hendrick Motorsports driver Jimmie Johnson could easily put his name as the author if such a phenomenon ever existed.

Johnson, who is in his ninth season while driving in the NASCAR Sprint Cup series, is once again giving his fans something

By: Angie Campbell

SpeedwayMedia.com

Wendell Oliver Scott, born in 1921 in Danville, Virginia, was an American stock car driver and a pioneer of NASCAR.  On March 4, 1961 in Spartanburg SC, he broke down racial barriers to make his first start in the NASCAR Grand National (now Sprint Cup)

Taylors, SC, March 3, 2010 – Atlanta Motor Speedway is often cited as a favorite racetrack of NASCAR drivers, and this week’s Race 2 Win Radio show will bring fans a preview of the exciting race weekend from several expert perspectives. This week’s episode, airing Thursday, March

NEW 2010 RACE SUITS unveiled in Las Vegas!
To help showcase the many colorful fans of NASCAR, today M&M’S Racing Fanvocates Right Turn Ryan and Left Turn Lindsay took to the track in style, sporting new race suit designs for the 2010 NASCAR racing season.

Manufactured by Simpson

Just for fun you’ll hear broadcasters say during a race, “If the Chase started today…” before going into which drivers would be locked in and which drivers would be locked out. Normally that happens during the final few weeks that led to the 12 men, 10 race, Chase for the

The 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup season is just beginning but has already been filled with its share of ups and downs.

The Daytona 500 began with a bang as Mark Martin won the pole and Dale Earnhardt Jr. secured the second starting position.  Junior Nation was anticipating a comeback and excitement

After many reports that surfaced on February 1, that NASCAR prankster Lee Roy Mercer was deceased on Facebook.

The news was finally confirmed on February 2, that Lee Roy Mercer who was best known for his prank calls to some of NASCAR’s most famous drivers, was called home to be with the Lord ...

At the beginning of every racing season, expectations run high not only from teams themselves, but also from the millions of fans who follow this high energy sport throughout the 36 week schedule, which spans the course of 10 months each year.

NASCAR has a commitment to bring their fans the best ...

If you were to sit down with Jeff Gordon he would probably tell you that his life is perfect.

He’s got a great job, a great family, and is in great health and anyone would be blessed to have all that.

But if Gordon told you that his life was complete he would most likely be lying. Or at

Last season, Richard Childress Racing driver Kevin Harvick was not the happiest of competitors, after finishing a very disappointing 38th during the second race of the season at Auto Club Speedway because of a blown engine.

Harvick, who had just won the Daytona Shootout along with finishing ...

J.C. "Jake" Elder, a former crew chief in the Cup Series, died Wednesday in Statesville, North Carolina at the age of 73. He was known as "Suitcase Jake" because he could never settle down with one organization for very long.

He is generally considered by the NASCAR community as one of the

When Mark Martin last won a race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the late Dale Earnhardt Sr. had just taken his black and silver No. 3 GM Goodwrench sponsored Chevrolet to one of the most memorable wins in the history of the Daytona 500.

Martin, who won the inaugural race in back 1998, also had one ...

Taylors, SC, February 24, 2010 – It’s the third race of the still-young NASCAR season and Race 2 Win Radio will bring fans all the fanfare of racing in Las Vegas this Thursday, February 25, 1-3 PM ET. Show host Jeff Holtzclaw will moderate the exciting two-hour internet radio show that

Most of us might remember when growing up the story of the “The Emperors New Clothes.”

To loosely paraphrase the fable, there was an emperor who simply adored beautiful clothes, and he would go through great lengths along with spending unseen amounts of money to make sure he had the best ...

After spending the afternoon with Jamie McMurray at the "Auto Club Speedway in L.A." event, I decided to head on down to Speedzone in The City of Industry, to catch up with the Nationwide series two time most popular driver Brad Keselowski.

After sitting back and observing how Keselowski was ...

Brad Keselowski is the future of NASCAR, but that future might be one with no friends if he keeps going the path he’s on.

On Saturday during the Nationwide Series event in Fontana, CA, Keselowski in his No. 22 Discount Tire Dodge for Roger Penske, which he’ll be running full time, once

After electrifying what was left of the sell-out crowd during the last lap of the 52nd running of the Daytona 500 last Sunday.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is looking forward to riding the wave of momentum as the NASCAR series heads into sunny Southern California for the Auto Club 500, this weekend at ...

After the checkered flag was waved to begin the 2010 season, all that was left for Jamie McMurray winner of the last weekends Daytona 500, were the customary visits to the various cities that make-up the championship tour.

McMurray, driver of the No. 1 Bass Pro Shop sponsored Earnhardt Ganassi ...