What was a pretty cool off-season musing is turning out to be a pretty cool in-season reality.
Patrick Sheltra finds himself in second place behind Justin Marks as the halfway point of the ARCA Racing Series looms at Mansfield Motorsports Park Saturday night.
"I think it will be a good race to the championship between me and Justin," Sheltra said.
That's not to discount others like Craig Goess, nine-time champ Frank Kimmel, last week's winner Tom Hessert or Mikey Kile, who are all very much in the title hunt.
"We're good friends and before the season started we sat down and talked about it, and we really said wouldn't in be cool if we were battling for the championship," Sheltra said.
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There will be a race this Saturday at Mansfield Motorsports Park, but it will feature a lot more than cars circling the track.
First, it will honor the most famous racer from north central Ohio, aptly named the Tim Richmond Memorial ... FULL STORY »
When Dale Earnhardt Jr. talks, racing people listen.
And what Junior was saying around the NASCAR garage recently brought a big grin to Coleman Pressley's face.
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A Truex will be racing Saturday night in the Nationwide Series race at Gateway International, but it won't be Sprint Cup driver Martin Truex Jr.
Ryan Truex, Martin's younger brother, is making his Nationwide debut. Ryan, 18, is a developmental driver ... FULL STORY »
Unlike some other teenagers who have preceded her into NASCAR, seems to be quietly heading toward her series debut.
Long, 18 and a native of Pensacola, Fla., will make her first run in one of NASCAR’s three major touring series ... FULL STORY »
GetMoreVacations.com, a Destin, Florida, company is attempting to spread the message that many of the beaches and waters in the Gulf of Mexico are open after the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill off the coast of Louisiana. “I ... FULL STORY »
ESPN officials say that analyst Rusty Wallace will not be suspended for a derogatory comment he made in reference to Kyle Busch that was aired following Friday night’s Nationwide Series telecast from Chicagoland Speedway. At the end of Busch’s victory lane ... FULL STORY »
