The NASCAR Week That Was: March 14-20

NASCAR’s first team test of the new spoiler at Talladega led the news this week. Officials with NASCAR said they were pleased with the results of the test and said the spoiler would officially be implemented next weekend at Martinsville. Echoing NASCAR’s sentiment many drivers said they were eager to see spoiler in effect during a race. In other news, NASCAR legends Larry Pearson and Charlie Glotzbach were injured in a wreck during an exhibition race at Bristol on Saturday. Pearson suffered a compound fracture of his left ankle, a fractured pelvis and a fractured right hand. This is the NASCAR week that was March 14 to 20, 2010.

NASCAR legend faces surgery after wreck

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Whatever Happened to Mr. Excitement?

Feuding Carl Edwards, Kevin Harvick could be the next two drivers to ‘have at it.’

The ABCs of Flying Cars: Aerodynamics, Brad and Carl

NASCAR confirms spoiler will return at Martinsville

Vintage Insiders

NASCAR Families

What Have You Done For Me Lately

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2 Responses to “The NASCAR Week That Was: March 14-20”

  1. windowlicker says:

    That was a nasty wreck that Pearson was in. I read somewhere they were running in the 15′s. Fast enough to qualify for the cup race…. Were there no spotters???

  2. Kevin says:

    I sure hope the rear spoiler does it’s job. Maybe the roof/cowl flaps need a re design as well. These cars are getting airborne too often. I wish Larry Pearson a speedy recovery

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