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NASCAR at Indy: Here’s Rubber in F1’s Eye!
It’s not that I have a personal vendetta against Formula 1. It’s that F1 is full of itself. The “pinnacle” of auto racing on Planet Earth was once again shown ...
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‘Splain This: Los Angeles Clippers—What’s In A Name?
“What does baffled mean?” said the street vendor to the police in the movie Highlander as the latter discussed the recent spate of beheadings in New York City...
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'Splain This: MLB All-Star Game A Case Study for Replay
The American League team won the 2008 All-Star Game in the bottom of the 11th inning. At least that’s how I saw it. If you were watching the Fox broadcast, you should have seen it too...
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Saving NASCAR Pt. One: Race “Stock” Cars
True fans of NASCAR will agree that the “R” for Racing was replaced by Revenue long ago. The France family, owners of NASCAR, has found it more profitable to manage ...
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Scott Pruett: Conversation With A Racing Legend, Pt. One
On Friday, I had the opportunity to speak with road-racing legend Scott Pruett. He is the driver of the No. 01 Telmex Lexus-Riley Daytona Prototype for Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates in the Rolex Grand-Am Series...
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Open Mic: Most Influential Sports Figures, Pt. One: The Athletes
Who are the most powerful individuals in the U.S. sports industry? This isn’t exactly a topic for rocket-scientist types, but I thought I’d put down my slide rule and give it a few minutes of brainpower...
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Tony Stewart Press Conference Transcript
The official announcement was made today that Tony Stewart will join forces with Haas/CNC Racing to form Stewart-Haas Racing for 2009. The following is the transcript of the press conference featuring Tony and Haas/CNC GM Joe Custer...
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Tony Stewart Leaving Joe Gibbs Racing—Official Release
The official news just dropped about Tony Stewart departing Joe Gibbs Racing in 2009, with a year left on his contract. This move is the first of three expected announcements regarding the two-time NASCAR Cup Champion's future...
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Racing Roundup: Pruett Prevails, Hamilton Handles, and Busch Wins... Again
It was another exciting weekend of auto racing from around the globe—from some great finishes at Daytona, to a first-timer at Watkins Glen, to a masterful drive in the rain in England...
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NASCAR: A Peek Inside The "Rule" Book
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Coke Zero 400 had its moments. There was some great racing, a couple of multi-car wrecks (though none qualified to be called a “Big One”) and a green-white-checker finish...
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'Splain This: Oil Slick Shows F1 No Better Than NASCAR. But Who's to Blame?
Let me say something about Formula One. Yes, that includes you, Mr. (Bernie) Ecclestone, and Mr. Nazi-themed Orgy-having el Jefe de FIA Max Mosley (Imagine Michael Buffer giving that introduction at a prize fight)...
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Racing 101, Part Five: A Primer For Racing Writers and Editors
This article is designed to be informative and used as a guide. A guide to help all the great contributors to the racing sections of Bleacher Report make a few adjustments to their pieces, so we’re all on the same page...
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Racing Roundup: Kanaan Breaks Through, Kurt Busch Is The "Rain Man"
The NASCAR Nationwide Series was in the Granite State for the Camping World RV Sales 200 presented by RVs.com at the recently re-named New Hampshire Motor Speedway...
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Bleacher Report Radio Test Redux
UPDATE 6-26 8:00 a.m. Central (US) time For those of you who missed it things went fairly well last night, until a storm moved in over Arlington, Texas, and we lost power in the studio...
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Racing Roundup: Massa, Wheldon, and Busch Win Big; NHRA Loses
Friday night the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series took to the flat oval known as the Milwaukee Mile for the Camping World RV Sales 200...
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NASCAR: Infineon Preview With a Twist(ing Road Course)
If only stock were available in Kasey Kahne, and I’d have bought about a month ago. Mind you, after seeing what he did during All-Star Weekend-first in being voted into the ...
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Formula 1: 2008 United States Grand Prix Recap
Due to Bernie Ecclestone’s short-sightedness and money-hungry ego there was not a United States Grand Prix in 2008...
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Tiger Woods Out for Season, PGA Ratings Will Suffer
The Associated Press is reporting that Tiger Woods will undergo more surgery on his knee and his season is over. After a rapid return from having arthroscopic surgery on his left knee two days after The Masters, it seems that Tiger's win at the U...
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'Splain This: How do Junior Fans React to Win for Hendrick?
Dale Earnhardt Jr. owes a big "Thank you" card to Michael Waltrip and Patrick Carpentier after his win today in the Life Lock 400 Sprint Cup race at Michigan International Speedway...
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Racing 101, Part 4: 24 Hours of Le Mans Primer
It’s been over a year since I wrote a “Racing 101” piece, and with warm-ups complete for a big race today, I thought it was high-time to get back to helping expand ...
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Diversity in NASCAR?: 225 Million Reasons There’s None
Just as things were starting to look up for NASCAR—Ratings have rebounded in 2008, there’s a new “bad guy” that has many talking about the sport, and the ...
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Formula One: Once Again, Ferrari Wins, Others Lose
So FIA President in disgrace Max Mosely gets a strong vote of confidence, and once again, Ferrari walks scot-free in Formula One. A bizarre couple of weeks in the champagne and caviar world, but I want to focus on events on the track...
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Oh Canada! Kubica Wins While Hamilton, Raikkonen and Alonso Watch
The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is located in Montreal, but it may as well be in Bizarroworld. If anyone were to tell you yesterday that Ferrari and McLaren would be closed out of the podium, you'd have called them crazy...
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"The Thrill..." Is Gone: Jim McKay Passes at 86
Some may know the words by heart, and can hear the voice in reading them. "Spanning the globe to bring you a constant variety of sports. The thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat. The human drama of athletic competition...
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A Conversation With Scott Speed "Racer"
I had the opportunity to speak with Red Bull Racing driver Scott Speed, who runs the #2 car for Eddie Sharp Racing in the ARCA series, and the #22 for Bill Davis Racing in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series...
