Is Ambrose the Ticket for the Wood Bros.’ Return to Prosperity?
June 23, 2008 by Tim Zaegel
Filed under Racing
Through 55 years of racing at NASCAR’s top level, the Wood Brothers have established themselves amongst the all-time winningest teams in the sport’s history with an accumulated 97 wins amongst the organization. The organization has housed such legendary names as Cale Yarbrough, David Pearson, Davey Allison, AJ Foyt, Tiny Lund, Dale Jarrett, Ricky Rudd, and Dan Gurney. The team made history in the late 70’s when they were invited to the White House by former U.S. President, Jimmy Carter … Yet, Wood Brothers Racing has not visited Victory Lane since Elliott Sadler’s 2001 win at Bristol Motor Speedway, and the …read more
Let’s Talk Contracts
April 29, 2008 by Tim Zaegel
Filed under Racing
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It’s admittedly WAAAY too early in the season for NASCAR’s silly season to already have gotten as it deep as it has, that’s for sure … but, alas, I must do my small part in life to contribute to this nonsense, because – well, quite frankly it intrigues me.It all started just a few weeks into the ‘08 season when Richard Childress Racing announced the addition of a fourth team to their arsenal next year, and immediately everyone started pointing towards Bobby LaBonte to fill the seat in that ride due to his …read more
Wednesday Mid-Week Wrap
February 27, 2008 by Tim Zaegel
Filed under Racing
2/23 – The negotiations between the IndyCar Series and the Champ Car Series have finally concluded with the two open wheel series merging and their first race just five weeks away. Read More.
2/23 – Kyle Busch won the San Bernardino 200 on Saturday making him the new points leader in the Craftsman Truck Series. Read More.
2/24 – Twenty-Seven year old Ashley Cooper, a V8 Touring Car driver died on Monday as a result of injuries sustained from his accident two days prior. Read More .
2/25 – After a long extended weekend in California due to rain, Carl Edwards finally won the Auto …read more




