February 2011 Articles (7)

Pocket Tazer Stun Gun, a great gift for the wife.

Last weekend I saw something at Larry's Pistol & Pawn Shop that sparked my interest. The occasion was our 15th anniversary and I was looking for a little something extra for my wife Julie. What I came across was a 100,000-volt, pocket/purse-sized Tazer.

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Back To Reality This Week

Have a bad race last week? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. I actually got negative points for one of my NASCAR.com Fantasy Live rosters. Yes, it was that bad. But fear not: there’s still 35 races to catch back up. Now that we’re getting into more predictable races, it’s time to put…

Sunday will be the final time a race will be held at Phoenix International Raceway before its repaving and reconfiguration, which will begin after the Subway Fresh Fit 500 is completed.

 When the Sprint Cup series comes back here in November, drivers will find a wider front-stretch and a reconfigured dogleg…

Let’s Go Racin’, Boys!

Kurt Busch is 2-for-2 this weekend. The elder Busch brother took the win in the Budweiser Shootout, and followed that win up with a win in his Gatorade Duel race. The results of the Bud Shootout can be found by clicking here. In case you missed the Gatorade Duel races on Thursday,…

The start of the NASCAR Sprint Cup season is just around the corner and that can mean only one thing: it’s time to go racing at Daytona! The 53rd “Great American Race” will take place Sunday afternoon on Fox after an entire week of racing–from…

Well this is my first blog post, I will try to keep it simple and not to boring.

Can somebody explain to me how thw new points system is improving anything? It doesn't address the issues with the chase and I find it hard to believe that we the fans were having difficulty understanding the old system, or at least the majority. Seems to me the new system really has changed nothing other than when it comes chase time Nascar can advertise a closer point spread trying to drive up ratings.…

Kevin Harvick, along with Denny Hamlin, finally gave "The Champ" a run for his money in the Chase for the Sprint Cup last year. Many think the sport needs a new champion, and last year was the closest it has been in a while to happening. "Happy" Harvick was pretty happy in 2010, and his phenomenal average finish of 8.67 probably had something to do with his good mood.

Heading into 2011, Kevin Harvick is ranked pretty high on everyone's charts--except mine. I'm not buying the…