Nationwide Insurance is proud to announce that it will be bringing NASCAR drivers Brad Keselowski and Stephen Leicht to Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati this Friday. Both drivers will educate visitors about the dangers of committing DWD – Driving While Distracted. Nearly 40 percent of teens and young adults send and receive text messages while driving and the same percentage were hit or almost hit by someone using their cell phone while driving, according to a 2008 survey sponsored by Nationwide Insurance. Who: NASCAR drivers Brad Keselowski and Stephen Leicht speak to race fans about the dangers of driving while distracted When: Friday, June 12, 2009 at 11:30 ... FULL STORY »
BURNEY LAMAR QUICK FACTS Kentucky Speedway Meijer 300 presented by Ritz June 13, 2009 Notes of Interest: · Kentucky Speedway Stats: Lamar has two previous starts at the 1.5-mile Sparta, Kentucky track. His best finish ... FULL STORY »
I feel I must apologize to my loyal stable of readers. It has been pointed out to me repeatedly that I left out the "other stuff" portion of my last column. Let me go on the record as apologizin' for ... FULL STORY »
Justin Allgaier No. 12 Verizon Wireless Dodge Charger Kentucky Speedway – Meijer 300 Presented by Ritz June 13, 2009 No. 12 Penske Racing Verizon Wireless Dodge Charger News and Notes This Week’s Charger… The No. 12 ... FULL STORY »
NOTES: · This Week’s Holiday Inn/Holiday Inn Express Chevrolet Impala SS at Kentucky Speedway … Stephen Leicht will pilot Chassis No. 077 from the Richard Childress Racing NASCAR Nationwide Series stable. Built ... FULL STORY »
WELCOME WESTERMAN – Westerman Companies, long-time sponsor of Key Motorsports’ NASCAR Camping World Truck Series entry, will be making its first ever appearance as primary sponsor of a NASCAR Nationwide Series racecar. Westerman announced a few weeks ago that the ... FULL STORY »
What looked to be a solid day at the track for Key Motorsports ended abruptly 79 laps into the 225-lap Federated Auto Parts 300 when a damaged wheel bearing caught fire, forcing Scott Wimmer to retire the No. 40 Federated ... FULL STORY »