We had a question in yesterday’s Ask The Insiders Wednesday about what appears to be a growing drug problem in NASCAR, and I wanted to take a little bit more space and expand on my answer to reader Tony. The question was no doubt spawned by the announcement on Tuesday this week that yet another [...]
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The Reality of NASCAR’s Drug “Problem”
June 30th, 2010 
T.C. 
Posted in NASCAR News 
Tags: drug testing, Drugs, NASCAR, reader question, substance abuse policy 
17 Comments »Reader Question: Playing the Fuel Mileage Game
September 16th, 2008 T.C. We haven’t done an “Ask The Insiders” question in a while, so I think its time to dig into the mailbag for a question. I got an email from reader Jerry yesterday asking about strategy and fuel mileage. He says: It seems almost every week the announcers talk about fuel mileage determining the end of [...]
Posted in Ask the Insiders Tags: Ask the Insiders, bobby labonte, Crew Chief, engineer, fuel mileage, Loudon, new hampshire, reader question, strategy, Tony Stewart 1 Comment »Reader Question: Tire Prep
June 26th, 2008 T.C. I got a great set of questions from reader Kenny and thought I’d write a quick post in response. Kenny asks: How long does it take for the tire specialist to change the air pressure? Are there tires set up with a quarter or a half-pound up and a quarter or a half-pound down so you [...]
Posted in Ask the Insiders Tags: Crew Chief, Goodyear, NASCAR, reader question, tire pressure, tire specialist, tires 4 Comments »Pit Road Explained: Reader Question
May 8th, 2008 T.C. This is the fifth post in the series Pit Road Explained. The series breaks down all that is pit road. Have a suggestion or question? Email me! Before I write my regular post later, I figured I’d answer a reader question. Nahum Olin asks: Why do you have the pit gun hose divided in two? I mean, [...]
Posted in Pit Road Explained Tags: air tool, impact, pit gun, pit road, pit stop, reader question, whip hose No Comments »