Boise State will have its presence in a whole new competitive venue.
Brian Scott, a NASCAR Nationwide Series driver born and raised in Boise, will sport a Boise State-themed design on his No. 11 Toyota at the Sept. 3 Great Clips 300 in Atlanta. Bronco football coach Chris Petersen recently heard about the plans, and when asked about it Wednesday, he perked up.
“When I saw they were putting Kellen (Moore)’s number on the car — he’s actually No. 11 — that’s perfect karma,” Petersen said.
Scott has three top-10 finishes this season in 24 races. The Sept. 3 race will take place in Atlanta, the same city where Petersen’s Broncos will be playing Georgia. He hopes the new eyes on the Boise ... FULL STORY »
After a not-as-brief-as-intended hiatus, I'm back in the blogging business.
I've been wondering for a while now about the interest level in the ARCA race Friday night at Madison International Speedway. (For the record, it's the Herr's Live Life with Flavor! ... FULL STORY »
Sirius XM NASCAR Radio’s Sirius Speedway with Dave Moody has learned that Germain Racing majority owner Bob German will form a new NASCAR National Series team in conjunction with Naples, Fla., resident O.B. Osceola, Jr. The team, to be called ... FULL STORY »
Here’s a memo to all those out there looking to realize their racing dreams – you better have way more money than you know what to do with or you may want to reconsider your career direction. About 15 years ago, ... FULL STORY »
Many people will know about former Maxim and The Price is Right model Maryeve Dufault after she makes her NASCAR Nationwide Series debut in Montreal on Aug. 20.
Quebec native Dufault, who also was a Hawaiian Tropic model and a player ... FULL STORY »
Miguel Paludo, driver of the No. 7 Duroline Toyota Tundra in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, is a unique individual.
He and fellow truck series driver Nelson Piquet Jr. are the only Brazilian drivers in NASCAR. But Paludo holds ... FULL STORY »
Patrick Carpentier will close his racing career this weekend when he competes in his final race before retiring by taking the wheel for Pastrana Waltrip Racing in the Nationwide Series race at Montreal in his home country.
The 40-year-old Carpentier, who ... FULL STORY »
