To use the words of the late David Poole, Dale Earnhardt saved Elliott Sadler’s life on Sunday. What happened to Elliott Sadler on the backstretch (between turns one and two) late in the race at Pocono isn’t exactly clear to those of us who didn’t happen to be in a car and on the backstretch [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Dale Earnhardt’
Mark Martin: Nice Guys Finish Last (Or Second)
April 30th, 2009
T.C. If you are a regular to TNI, and you spend time in the comment section of posts, one name you have no doubt seen is that of Neon. He comments regularly, and always has smart and informed things to say about what we write. A few weeks back, Neon sent me some comments on Mark [...]
The G.O.A.T. Showdown at Darlington
January 5th, 2009
Journo Every so often some news organization does a 50 or 25 greatest drivers list. We have not done this (although I have thought about it), but reader Savannah sparked a good idea for how to do this a little differently. She asked: If you could pick a fantasy racing league with 10 drivers from any [...]
Could They Make It In Today’s NASCAR?
August 25th, 2008
Journo In conversation I had the other day, an interesting point was brought up. If the stars of yesterday were racing today, would they be able to afford to race in any of NASCAR’s premier levels? With the advent of multi-million dollar sponsorships, and the necessity of money in order to break down barriers, I thought [...]
NASCAR Conspiracy Theorists
July 22nd, 2008
Journo Have you ever heard the one about how NASCAR staged Richard Petty’s 200th win? Or Dale Earnhardt’s 1998 Daytona 500 victory? They make up just a couple of the vast conspiracy theories that fans have formulated for decades. While the idea behind these two are simple, others are elaborate and verge on bizarre. The need to justify [...]



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