I started to think about this post a few weeks ago. At the time, Germain Racing, for the second season in a row, was threatening to shut down Todd Bodine’s #30 team for a lack of sponsorship. It was stunning to think the reigning series championship was about to be parked for a lack of [...]
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Is There A Truck Series Championship Curse?
July 29th, 2011 
Journo 
Posted in Racing Observations 
Tags: Camping World Truck Series, Craftsman Truck Series, Germain Racing, Jim Smith, Johnny Benson, Kyle Busch, Kyle Busch Motorsports, NASCAR, Randy Moss Motorsports, Red Horse Racing, ron hornaday, Ted Musgrave, todd bodine, Tom Deloach, Truck Series, Ultra Motorsports 
4 Comments »Give Your NASCAR Team A Chance, Give It The Right Name!
March 31st, 2011 T.C. Thinking about starting a NASCAR team? There is a lot to consider. You need sponsors, the right driver, a good crew chief, and the best equipment and personnel you can get. But, as history shows, if you screw up the name on the sign out front, you might as well kiss any success goodbye. This [...]
Posted in Racing Observations Tags: 2nd Chance, Bang!, Blue Max Racing, Competitive Edge, Diamond Ridge, Eel River, Faith, Front Row, Furniture Row, Go Green, Green Light, Innovative, name, NASCAR, owner, Panhandle, phoenix, PPI, Raymond Beadle, Red Bull, Red Horse, Rusty Wallace, team, Ted Musgrave, Turn One, Ultra Motorsports 9 Comments »Why Not Try a Lower Series?
October 15th, 2009 Journo As NASCAR has struggled through the last year, and teams have closed up shop leaving drivers without a ride, I had to ask myself why more out of work drivers didn’t make the jump to a lower series? At the risk of alienating people, I’ll refrain from specifically naming any drivers I think could stand [...]
Posted in Miscellaneous Tags: Almirola, EGR, jack sprague, Johnny Sauter, mike skinner, RCR, ron hornaday, Ted Musgrave 12 Comments »The NASCAR Week That Was: September 14-20
September 20th, 2008 Journo NASCAR finally instituted a new drug policy this week after months of discussion following several high profile incidents. The new rule requires all drivers, officials and over-the-wall crew members to be tested prior to the beginning of the season, and additionally institutes weekly random testing. The old system, which allows NASCAR to test if there is reasonable suspicion, [...]
