He's been attacked for immaturity, not just by fans but by some in the racing media after some post-race behavior at New Hampshire. The criticism has dogged him periodically through what is still a recent career at NASCAR's big league level. Yet after falling out of the Delaware 400 with the second straight mechanical failure of the Chase, Kyle Busch showed he now has the right attitude. "We're out of the title hunt," he said afterward. This strongly suggested that the time for caring about points was now over as far as he was concerned. And this is the right attitude to have. The fact is that no one who seriously believes that he can win the championship is racing for wins; ... FULL STORY »
How would you like to own or wear a pair of autographed Wrangler Jeans that Dale Jr. wore during a photo shoot for Wrangler? Or perhaps you would like to own one of the #88 AMP door panels that was ... FULL STORY »
LOUDON, NH -- New Hampshire Motor Speedway showcased the Craftsman Trucks in mid-September and what followed showcased the best and worst of the series. What began as a race for the point lead between Johnny Benson and Ron Hornaday ended ... FULL STORY »
A lot of people got their cars washed on the morning of New Hampshire's Sylvania 300 thanks to pouring rain. But it wasn't enough to stop the first Chase race of the 2008 season and amid a humid overcast day ... FULL STORY »
The 2008 Chase was set at Richmond's rain-delayed Capital City 400, and following that Sunday, NASCAR's Nationwide Series Car Of Tomorrow underwent testing. The new COT is a ponycar design but with a spoiler instead of wing; it still, though, ... FULL STORY »