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- ESPN.com:
Drivers don't know what to think now by David Newton;
Kahne says testing procedures increasing and
Hall nominees? Readers have own ideas by Terry Blount
- Associated Press:
'Marked' man Mayfield in for quite a fight by Jim Litke;
Drivers react to Mayfield's reinstatement by Mark Long
- Athlon Sports:
Midway Point: NASCAR's Season of Suprises by Matt McLaughlin
- Augusta Chronicle:
Mayfield stays away from track by Don Coble
- Auto Racing Daily:
Mixed Thoughts And Emotions For A Holiday Weekend by Jerry Bonkowski
- Bleacher Report:
Dropping the Hammer: NASCAR Beaching It Up At Daytona by Rob Tiongson
- Bump-Drafts:
That’s What I’m Talking About by Jim McCoy
- Caledonian Record:
Strap In: Short-track Happenings by Biggy Bigelow
- Charlotte NASCAR Examiner:
Drivers mixed on ruling allowing Mayfield's return by Viv Bernstein
- Charlotte Observer:
Petty and the president by Tom Higgins
- Clanton Advertiser:
Mayfield won’t make it back by Jeff Findley
- Crittenden Automotive Library:
Random Lugnuts: Mayfield's Case About More Than Drug Testing by Bill Crittenden
- Dallas Morning News:
Tony Stewart is on top of his game by Anthony Andro
- Daly Planet:
Hall of Fame TV Show Comes In Nick Of Time by John Daly
- Daytona Beach News Journal:
Lagasse can't buy a break and
Mayfield a no-show to enter car for 400 by Buddy Shacklette;
Who Needs Wins? by Ken Willis
- Detroit Free Press:
Mike Brudenell: the spin doctor and
Mayfield does not look like a hard-core meth user by Mike Brudenell
- Femmefan:
NASCAR Truck Series: Veteran Iron Man Rick Crawford Still Has the Drive to Win by Valerie Wood
- Florida Today:
Busch's hot streak rolls into Daytona by Mark DeCotis
- Florida Sun-Sentinel:
NASCAR owner Rick Hendrick's success not about numbers by Tania Ganguli
- Florida Times-Union:
Drivers trying to beat the heat at Daytona and
NASCAR's drug testing is more thorough and is taking longer and
Lagasse has new attitude about restrictor-plate racing and
Bad economy weighs heavily on racing industry by Don Coble
- Ft. Worth Star Telegram:
Amid an economic crash, he takes care of business and
David Ragan turns up the heat at Daytona by Anthony Andro
- FoxSports:
Recent incidents show life in the pits is perilous by Lee Spencer
- Frontstretch:
Consistency Still Rules Over Wins, Especially In 2009 by Kurt Smith;
Greatness Is Made Of Many Things by Amy Henderson;
Driven to the Past: Sometimes, Things Just Don't Work Out by John Potts;
Excited About New Driver, Car, Specialty Racing Looking Forward by Bryan Davis Keith;
Questions Again Follow Mayfield as Series Returns to Daytona by Mike Lovecchio
- Hampton Roads:
Hall of Fame list leaves out one important name by Dustin Long
- Indianapolis Star:
Penske impressed with confident Hornish's improvement by Curt Cavin & Steve Ballard
- Insider Racing News:
When the Expectation Exceeds the Excitement by Rebecca Gladden;
2009 Sprint Cup Series Power Rankings: Daytona, Halfway Point by Nick Blake
- Las Vegas Sun:
When it comes to Mayfield, I don’t know what to believe by Mike Smith
- mikemulhern.net:
Richard Childress is mad as hell....about something and
NASCAR executives debating 2010 Truck tour schedule, and California may be dropped and
Matt Kenseth says racing with Jeremy Mayfield is okay with him, but Ryan Newman has reservations and
Tony Stewart would like Danica Patrick in his Prelude to the Dream
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
Several miles of bad road for Milwaukee racetrack by Dave Kallman
- MLive:
Trading Paint: Coke Zero 400 picks
- Naples Daily News:
Germain crew heads to Daytona this weekend by Tom Rife
- NASCAR.com:
Biffle, Hornish hit wall in final practice at Daytona by Dave Rodman;
Kenseth trying to recapture magic after fast start to '09 by Mark Aumann;
Front-runner Stewart looks to build on plate success
- NASCAR Examiner:
As NASCAR's season reaches halfway here's what we know by Greg Engle
- NASCAR Insiders:
Mayfield Case Could Set A Dangerous Precedent by Journo
- NASCAR This Week:
Playing word association with the Hall's nominees by Monte Dutton
- On Pit Road:
Low Budget Sprint Cup Teams Strive to Stay in the Game by Joe Dunn
- RaceTalkRadio:
Leaving Mayfield Off Hall of Fame List is Inexcusable! by Dennis Michelsen
- Racin' Today:
Restarts Could Turn Up Heat In Daytona and
Mayfield Leads The Field As Hottest Topic In Daytona and
Confidence and Success Are On The Rise for Logano by Rick Minter;
Mayfield Could Strike Gold by Larry Woody
- RacingOne:
Back to Work and
Edwards Plans Daytona Celebration by Pete Pistone;
Driver Handicaps: Daytona by Jeff Wackerlin
- RacingWithRich:
Race Preview and Fantasy Picks: Coke Zero 400 and
RPM drivers look for more Daytona success and to put 'The King' back in victory lane by Richard Allen
- Roanoke Times:
NASCAR Notebook: Embattled Mayfield skips Daytona race and
NASCAR's hall-of-fame homage to history by Dustin Long
- Running Wide Open:
NASCAR Preview: Daytona by Joe VanHoose by Joe VanHoose
- SceneDaily:
You can learn a lot about someone through Twitter by Jeff Gluck;
How about some respect during the national anthem by Carolyn Brewster;
When will bleeding stop for Kevin Harvick? by Jared Turner
- Southern Pines Pilot:
Talented Youngster Logano Mature Beyond His Years by Andy Cagle
- SPEEDtv:
Petty, Earnhardt Head HoF Nominations and
Drivers Look To Hall Of Fame and
Drivers OK With Mayfield’s Return by Tom Jensen
- Speedway Media:
Rev'd Up: No hype required, Let the fireworks fly by Rebecca Spence;
Mayfield decision sets a dangerous precedent by Larry Taylor;
Bayne's blog - So far this year by Trevor Bayne;
Dale Earnhardt Jr. plans a return to Nationwide Series form at Daytona and
A hot weekend spells reasons for night racing in NASCAR by Jonathan Lintner
- Sports Illustrated:
Red Bull may already regret switching to Scott Speed by Mark Beech
- Sporting News:
Mayfield a no-show; reaction to ruling is muted by Reid Spencer
- Tampa Tribune:
Mayfield drama goes on and
Drivers offer Danica advice by Tony Fabrizio;
Richard Petty's final NASCAR win came 25 years ago this weekend by Brant James
- Trading Paint:
Giving Mayfield And NASCAR The Benefit Of The Doubt: Now, Will It Return The Favor? by Jerry Bonkowski
- Treasure Coast Palm
Earnhardt is the most overrated athlete in sports by Ray McNulty
- USA Today:
For Logano, first big-league victory just now sinking in by Joey Logano
- Yahoo Sports:
The importance of the inaugural class of the NASCAR Hall by Jay Busbee
posted July 2, 2009
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- ESPN.com:
Does Mayfield decision impact NASCAR authority? by Marty Smith;
Fantasy Rankings for the Coke Zero 400;
Mayfield adds another ring to circus by Terry Blount;
Logano is growing up fast and
Mayfield granted injunction, will race by David Newton
- Athlon Sports:
Back on Track: Mayfield's car chief opens up by Matt Taliaferro
- Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Race of the week- 1984 Firecracker 400 at Daytona (The King's final win) by Jeremy Dunn
- Augusta Chronicle:
NASCAR newsmaker: Joey Logano and
Hard to believe by Don Coble
- Auto Racing Daily:
Jeremy Mayfield Receives First Step Towards Vindication by Jerry Bonkowski
- Bleacher Report:
From Tragedy To Triumph: Junior Exorcises The Demons The Demons Of Daytona In 2001 by Rob Tiongson
- Bump-Drafts:
Top 10 Driver Rankings: Dead Heats by Jim McCoy
- CBS Sports:
Loudon win 'tainted' to some, but shot of confidence for Logano by Pete Piston
- Charlotte Observer:
Mayfield's battle is racin', not a movie by Scott Fowler
- Daly Planet:
Mayfield Mayhem Stumps "NASCAR Now" by John Daly
- Daytona Beach News Journal:
Super Celebrations by Godwin Kelly
- Delaware News Journal:
NASCAR hall's first inductees should be obvious by Mike Finney
- Detroit News:
What Tony George's ouster means to auto racing by Doug Guthrie
- fanzonesports:
Prelude to the Chase Part 2 by Sal Sigala, Jr.
- Fayetteville Observer:
This round to Mayfield by Thomas Pope
- Florida Today:
Michigan driver a hot commodity by Mark DeCotis
- Ft. Worth Star-Telegram:
Tony Stewart sets pace, but the champ is lurking by Anthony Andro
- Fox Sports:
Who will lead the way in Hall nominations? by Larry McReynolds;
NASCAR Power Rankings by Jorge Mondaca;
Don't jump to conclusions in Mayfield situation by Darrell Waltrip;
It's halftime ... what's the plan, coach? by Jeff Hammond;
Montoya finally making noise in Cup by Rea White
- Frontstretch:
Mayfield Injunction A No-Win Situation for NASCAR Racing, Drug Testingby Bryan Davis Keith;
Voices From the Heartland: Bad Economy Or Bad Decisions? by Jeff Meyer;
Double-File Restarts Are A Big Hit - Now Let The Kids In For Free by Tommy Thompson;
Fanning the Flames: The Hall Of Fame, The Chase And Mayfield's Big Win by Matt Taliaferro;
Frontstretch Fantasy Insider: Red, White and Checkers by Bryan Davis Keith and Mike Neff
- Georgia Racing History:
McQuagg was a Daytona 'spoiler' in 1966 by Brandon Reed
- Hampton Roads:
Jeremy Mayfield cleared to drive at Daytona on Saturday and
Scenes from court as Mayfield wins injunction by Dustin Long
- Hartford Courant:
Ryan Newman To Go Hunting For Four Victories At Bristol Motor Speedway In August and
Door Opened For Users?: Jeremy Mayfield Finds The Loophole In NASCAR's Now Clearly Toothless Drug Testing Policy and
Falling Victim To The Brainwashing That The Best Racing "Talent" Is In The Sprint Cup Series by Shawn Courchesne
- Insider Racing News:
Did Crew Chief Bryan Berry Get Off Easy? by Doug Demmons
- Knoxville News:
Knoxville's Bayne off to quick start in Nationwide Series by Michael Moats
- Louisville NASCAR Examiner:
Nationwide goes double-file at Daytona by Amanda Vincent
- Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel:
He fought the law by Dave Kallman
- MLive:
Nominees for NASCAR Hall of Fame coming out by Steve Kaminski
- Motorsports Talk:
On reviving the Truck Series by Charles Krall
- NASCAR.com:
When it comes to new car, crew chiefs toeing the line by David Caraviello;
By the Numbers: Daytona by Bill Kimm
- NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Judge's ruling raises question: Did NASCAR get Mayfield's drug test wrong? by Matt Myftiu
- NASCAR Insiders:
Do Strategy Wins Mean Less To You? by T.C.
- NASCAR This Week:
A win is a win, but ... by Sharon Bundy;
Mayfield wins the first of many days in court by Monte Dutton
- New York Daily News:
Meth mess could put brakes on Jeremy Mayfield's NASCAR career by Ricahrd Huff
- Orlando Sentinel:
Member of NASCAR's France family displays racing talent and
NASCAR driver Joe Nemechek races through thick, thin by Stephen Cole Smith;
Judge lifts drug suspension for NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Jeremy Mayfield and
Q & A with Dale Earnhardt Jr.: 'I'm optimistic, but I'm also worried' by Tania Ganguli
- Peoria Journal-Star:
Cat driver hopes to get better handle on Daytona by Jane Miller
- Philadelphia Daily News:
Pettys mark historic Daytona by Bill Fleischman
- Race Journal Online:
I Was Just Wonderin'... Ping Pong, Technicalities, and Earnhardt's #3 Car Rides Again! by Carol Einarsson
- RaceTalkRadio:
Firecracker of a 400 Before the Race, (Jeremy Mayfield Beats City Hall But Will He Show Up?) Fantasy Insight- Daytona 2 byDennis Michelsen
- Racin' Today:
Patience Pays Off For Gibbs and Zippy by Jim Pedley;
Mayfield Wins, But What, Exactly? by Larry Woody
- Racing Geek
Thing I'm Thinking by Jordan Bianchi
- RacingWithRich:
It sure would be embarrassing for NASCAR if... and
25 Years Ago: In the presence of a King and a President by Richard Allen
- Running Wide Open:
Tough Times in Daytona by Joe VanHoose
- SceneDaily:
Defending champ Benson’s sudden exit biggest surprise of first half by Krista Voda;
Keep Daytona’s second race on July 4 weekend by Bob Pockrass;
That Joey Logano is one happy camper by David Exum;
Confessions of a NASCAR fan: If a fan behind you is eating ice cream, beware by Carolyn Brewster
- SpinDoctor500Blog:
Richard Pettys Hall of Fame Picks by Michael Knight
- Sporting News / Sports Business Daily:
Ask.com scores big with foray into NASCAR by Michael Smith
- SPEEDtv:
Petty Has Much To Celebrate by Tom Jensen;
Hall of Fame Has Many Good Candidates by Rick Minter
- Speedway Media:
Hot 20 over the past 10 - Stewart remains king as Logano makes his move by Ron Thornton;
A hot weekend spells reasons for night racing in NASCAR by Jonathan Lintner;
NASCAR Top 10 Power Rankings: New Hampshire by Jeffrey Boswell;
Line of Sight by Tammyrae Benscoter;
Two Aggravated Drivers Breathe Fresh Air Back Into NASCAR Racing by Heath Heidemann
- Sports Illustrated:
No winners in Mayfield mess by Tom Bowles
- Stock Car Gazette:
Mayfield meth suspension on hold for now; team not present at Daytona by Doug Turnbull
- Stock Car History Online:
BRH Racing Archives: The King Dethroned by Rick Houston
- Tampa Tribune:
A special silver anniversary for great race by Tony Fabrizio
- Tailgater:
A Weekend in 'The Zoo' Is Something to Behold by David Lamm
- True/Slant:
NASCAR safety compromised by Mayfield ruling by Viv Bernstein
- USA Today:
Team notes: Drivers set to make midseason push at Daytona;
Court ruling puts Mayfield back on track, could race Saturday by A.J. Perez;
Earnhardt sorely misses NASCAR's pre-Daytona break by Nate Ryan
- Yahoo Sports:
Jeremy Mayfield's coming back, but who'll race with him? by Jay Busbee
- York Dispatch:
Rookie Logano's storybook ending was sweet for NASCAR by Ellen Siska
posted July 1, 2009
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- Athlon Sports:
Horsepower Rankings: Back to the Beach by Matt Taliaferro
- Auto Racing Daily:
Finally, Good News About TV Ratings And Truck Series’ Future by Jerry Bonkowski;
Hoorahs & Wazzups From NASCAR This Week by Dave Grayson
- Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Then & Now: Gordon Wins First Night Race At Daytona by Rob Tiongson
- CBS Sports:
Feud of the Week: Under the weather; first timers; early risers by Brian De Los Santos and Pete Pistone
- Charlotte NASCAR Examiner:
Lampoon of the Week: Brian Vickers by Viv Bernstein
- Daly Planet:
Huge Wednesday Of NASCAR TV Stories For ESPN by John Daly
- Daytona Beach News Journal:
A 'Hail Mary' touchdown - Stewart has helped Haas go from prison to the pinnacle of Cup racing by Godwin Kelly
- Detroit NASCAR Examiner:
Does RCR have a long term future? by Josh Lobdell
- Dialed In:
Lucky Dog! Joey Logano Wins at New Hampshire – Smart Crew Chief – In Position to Win! by Claire B. Lang
- Everyday Joe:
NASCAR’s New Blood by Warren Hayashi
- fanzonesports:
Joey Logano.. And the Rains Came by Sal Sigala Jr.
- Florida Times Union:
NASCAR's new model? Danica Patrick move would make a lot of cents by Don Coble
- Florida Today:
Duo struggling but optimistic by Mark DeCotis
- FoxSports:
2009 -- A different kind of year by Darrell Waltrip;
New restart rule adds intrigue to Daytona by Larry McReynolds;
Logano, Reutimann each need another win by Jeff Owens
- Frontstretch:
Did You Notice? ... Ganassi Kept The Wrong Guy, Logano's A Little Too Shy, And Money Talks by Tom Bowles;
Mirror Driving: Logano A Legend Already?, Loudon's Last Gasp, And Who's Hall Of Fame Worthy;
No News Is Bad News: Dark Days Still Loom On The Horizon For NASCAR by Vito Pugliese;
Top Ten Reasons New Hampshire Was The Only Race This Year To See A Ratings Increase by Jeff Meyer;
Frontstretch Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 After New Hampshire compiled by Mike Neff
- Insider Racing News:
Joey Logano Earned His Victory On Sunday by Chuck Abrams
- LaidbackRacing:
Tailgating: What You Need to Know About Daytona by Jo Ann Hlavac;
Cup Corner: Daytona Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel;
Mad Mikie's Rants & Raves by Mad Mikie
- Las Vegas Sun:
Anticipating the restarts at Daytona by Mike Smith
- NASCAR.com:
Minor-league expectations for a major-league sport? by David Caraviello;
Head2Head: Who's next for their first Cup victory?
- NASCAR Media:
The Weekend Daytona Preview page
- NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Here's who the top-25 nominees for NASCAR's Hall of Fame should be by Matt Myftiu
- NASCAR Examiner:
Your turn: NASCAR’s Chase for the Championship, good or bad? by Greg Engle
- NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #30 by T.C.
- NASCAR Notes:
Would George Washington Attempt to Woo NASCAR Dad Votes? by Micah Roberts
- NASCAR This Week:
The time is now for Earnhardt Jr. by Monte Dutton
- Orlando Sentinel:
NASCAR is a team sport for successful owner Rick Hendrick by Tania Ganguli
- Ovalscreamin’:
Ghosts of the Coke Zero 400 – Act II
- RaceTalkRadio:
Man Boobs, Fame & Underachievers by Lori Munro and Dennis Michelsen
- Racin' Today:
No Shortage of Worth Candidates For Hall of Fame and
Forget Level, Playing Field Has Been Plowed Up by Rick Minter;
Freebie Leaves Kahne Missing The Point by Larry Woody
- RacingOne:
RacingOne Power Rankings
- RacingGal:
Apology Extended? by Victoria Lane
- RacingWithRich:
The time may have finally come to move Daytona to the end of the NASCAR schedule by Richard Allen
- Reading Eagle:
Racing Around: A 30th Anniversary Remembered Forever by Mike Feltenberger
- Running Wide Open:
Daytona picks from the experts by Joe VanHoose
- SceneDaily:
Some fans won't miss Bill Weber in TNT booth by Jeff Gluck;
Bobby Hillin’s career started – and ended – while he was young by Steve Waid;
Another wet winner at Daytona? by Mike Hembree;
Should Dale Earnhardt Jr., Tony Eury Jr. have been split sooner? by Kris Johnson
- SPEEDtv:
Cookies and Milk by Wendy Venturini;
IMS Makes CEO Change by Robin Miller
- SpeedwayMedia:
Chase Watch: 17 down, 9 to go by Larry Taylor;
On Pit Road: Kyle Busch screws up again by Joe Dunn;
Call it Destiny: New Hampshire was written in the stars for Logano/Zipadelli by Heath Heidemann
- Sports Illustrated:
Stewart stays on top, as Logano wins in his old #20 by Tom Bowles;
NASCAR's inaugural HOF class by Tim Tuttle
- Stock Car History Online:
The Don Hunter Collection: Janet Guthrie
- Tampa Motorsports Examiner:
At last NASCAR's king has found a knight by Dwight Drum
- Toronto Sun:
Lady luck fuels Logano by Dean McNulty
- USA Today:
Identity crisis: Can NASCAR reach old, new fans effectively? by Nate Ryan
- Vegas Insider
Daytona Preview by Micah Roberts
- Virginian Pilot:
Weber out at TNT; Mayfield case ongoing by Dustin Long
- Weekender:
Pitpass: Petty’s milestone changed NASCAR by Timothy J. Raub
posted June 30, 2009
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- ESPN.com:
Crunching numbers for Daytona by Matt Willis;
And the nominees are - Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, Bill France Sr. shoo-ins for NASCAR Hall of Fame by Terry Blount;
Meet the Race Track Ladies by Ryan McGee;
Double-file restarts save the day at New Hampshire by Terry Blount;
2009 Power Rankings: Daytona by Ryan McGee
- Athlon Sports:
News & Notes: Loudon & Daytona by Matt Taliaferro
- Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Brian Vickers in a bad mood at New Hampshire by Jeremy Dunn
- At the Track: Gater News
Jeff Gordon is Right, a Win is a Win by Ed Coombs
- Auto Racing Daily:
Slowly But Surely, Earnhardt, McGrew Showing Signs of Improvement by Jerry Bonkowski
- Bleacher Report:
NASCAR Hall of Fame: More than 5 inductee's by David Yeazell
- Bump Drafts:
It Was Joey’s First, But It Won’t Be His Last by Jim McCoy
- CBS Sports:
Power Rankings: Kurt Busch's comeback one of season's best surprises by Brian De Los Santos
- Charlotte Observer:
Top 3 the same, but rankings leader isn't by Bob Henry
- Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil:
NASCAR Scene: Making good on 'Sliced Bread' by Marsha Hoffman
- Daly Planet:
Waltrip's Monday Night Future May Change by John Daly
- Daytona Beach News Journal:
The Over The Hill Gang and
Sprint Cup notes by Buddy Shacklette;
Better with age? Says who? and
'Big One' At Small Track by Godwin Kelly
- Denver Motorsports Examiner:
How the west will win NASCAR: inside Furniture Row Racing by Christine Jerritts
- Fan House:
Sprint Cup N's & Q's: Lenox 301 by Geoffrey Miller
- Florida Times Union:
Too good to be true: NASCAR has dramatic finishes down pat and
Daytona: Plans change with seasons by Don Coble
- Florida Today:
Rainy days and Saturdays get race fans down by Mark DeCotis
- FoxSports:
The real stories after Loudon by Lee Spencer
- Frontstretch:
Beyond The Cockpit: Bobby Labonte On Adjusting, Winning, And ... Shooting the Truck? by Amy Henderson;
Talking NASCAR TV: Loudon Telecasts Marked By Bill Weber's Departure In The Booth by Phil Allaway;
Ten Of The Best Motorsports Writers You Should Be Reading (Outside Of Frontstretch) by Danny Peters;
Who's Hot / Who's Not In Sprint Cup: New Hampshire Edition by Doug Turnbull;
Running Their Mouth: Lenox Industrial Tools 301 by Beth Lunkenheimer
- Hartford Courant:
Short Pitting: Who Is Moving, Who Really Is Driving Dirty and Just Who Showed Up? by Shawn Courchesne
- Lexington Dispatch:
NASCAR remembers Reagan by Ben White
- Mikemulhern.net:
Joey Logano may only be 19, but he and crew chief Greg Zipadelli outfoxed Jeff Gordon and the veterans and
NASCAR racing means never having to say you're sorry? Not...so Kyle Busch apologizes...
- NASCAR.com:
Former CWS star gets RCR pit crew in tip-top shape by Joe Menzer;
Five things about ... Daytona's fireworks show by Raygan Swan
- NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Key week for Mayfield, who claims he’s broke and needs to race by Matt Myftiu
- NASCAR Insiders:
Rumors, Rumors Everywhere by Journo
- NASCAR This Week:
Tortoises everywhere are on a roll and
Burning Issues: 6-30-09 and
Escaping baseball and watching NASCAR from afar and
Fairy tales can come true, it can happen to you...and
Logano wins rain-shortened New Hampshire race by Monte Dutton
- New York Times:
A Night Out With - Jimmie Johnson - Jimmie Johnson Takes a Spin by Kate Thomas
- Orlando Sentinel:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. is NASCAR's fastest driver late in a run (and other fun statistical facts) by Tania Ganguli
- Ovalscreamin’:
Ghosts of the Coke Zero 400 – Act I
- Phillyburbs.com:
Shorten the races, improve the excitement by Ernie Saxton
- Race Journal Online:
Cheers and Jeers: Good and Evil - Joey Wins and Kyle Busch Wrecks the Field by Carol Einarsson
- RaceTalkRadio:
Good Finishus Interuptus, Making the Grade - New Hampshire 1 by Dennis Michelsen
- Racin' Today:
Forget Level, Playing Field Has Been Plowed Up by Rick Minter;
Please, No Talk About Asterisks After Logano Victory and
Memo: Make Drivers Pay Own Insurance Bills by Jim Pedley
- Racing Geek
NASCAR Power Poll by Jordan Bianchi
- RacingWithRich:
Here's a way to get rid of restrictor plates and improve competition by Richard Allen
- Running Wide Open:
NASCAR Power Rankings: Loudon and
Observations: Loudon by Joe VanHoose
- SceneDaily:
Dale Earnhardt Jr. can get season on course at Daytona by Jared Turner;
Analysis: Weighing merits of Jeremy Mayfield case no easy task by Bob Pockrass;
Joe Gibbs Racing's Joey Logano learning ropes, gaining ground in Cup ranks and
Battle for Chase spot, double-file restarts heighten excitement by Rea White
- SPEEDtv:
Have Mic, Will Travel by Jade Gurss;
Race For The Chase Red Hot and
Curiouser and Curiouser by Tom Jensen
- SpeedwayMedia:
The Final Word - A win is a win is a win, be it in rain or shine by Ron Thornton;
Race Wreckers: The Incidents That Changed the Outcomes by Heath Heidemann;
You can't play the age card enough for Joey Logano by Jonathan Lintner
- Sporting News:
The Cool Down Lap: Restarts now a source of excitement by Reid Spencer
- Sports Illustrated:
Logano beats lofty expectations with Loudon victory by Bruce Martin
- Sports Network:
Zipadelli deserves the credit for Logano's first win by Chris Symeon
- Stock Car History Online
The Needle In A Haystack by Rick Houston
- Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Logano Won, But Is He Still Too Green for Cup Racing? by Lou Modestino
- Toledo Blade:
Sam Hornish Jr. becoming competitive member of Sprint Cup Series by Matt Markey
- True/Slant:
A ruling NASCAR can't afford to lose by Viv Bernstein
- USA Today:
Standard starting time issue arises again for NASCAR by Nate Ryan
- Wisconsin State Journal:
Like father, like son for Kenseths by Tamira Madsen
- Yahoo Sports:
Happy Hour: The great debate by Jay Hart;
Waving the Checkers: New Hampshire by Ricky Craven;
Fryer’s Five: New Hampshire by Jenna Fryer
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Some Page Notes
- Why were all story/column/article links moved to their own page back in August 2001?
Simple - The main page was getting huge, took too long to load, and was getting cluttered.
PLUS, I now have more room to play with and can leave the last two or three day's
worth of story links up and some old ones that seem important or are helpful/interesting
- No guarantee that the links work as sites move pages/links, reuse the link or remove them after a certain amount of time
- Some of these links have a short lifespan (a day, a week, a month....)
- Links usually posted in alphabetical order by site, current race location links at top.
- Story links added all through the day, usually done by noonish, unless I sleep in.
- Normally only link stories/columns that have their own page, not a site's main page (but hey, nothing is normal at Jayski's)
- Easy to tell what links you have visited earlier (depending on how you have your browser [Netscape/Explorer, etc] set up:
NON-VISITED LINK IS BLUE and
VISITED LINK IS GREEN
- If you do not see a column/story link here, and it was from a few days ago, go below and choose a dated page for past story links
- send any column links that you DO NOT see on this page or a past page to me, email address is on my FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions)/EMAIL Link Page
- and finally...a very IMPORTANT: The opinions expressed in any editorial/article linked on the site are not of the Jayski site
but are presented in the interest of giving readers a variety of points of views and some enjoyment. Questions about their content or objections to those opinions should be directed towards the author of the article or the site that posts it.
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