Kyle Busch:
Despite a loose lug nut problem that
dropped him to 23rd on lap 141, Busch
recovered to win handily in Darlington,
his third win this year, then took a bow
to a chorus of boos. Busch, in his Joe
Gibbs Racing Toyota sporting the new
Indiana Jones movie paint scheme,
peppered the Darlington walls often,
seemingly using them less as a barrier
and more as a guide.
Story
- by Jeffrey Boswell
5/15/2008
Just last
week I wrote about how
Crown Royal named the
Sprint Cup race at the
Richmond International
Raceway after the winner
of a contest. The race
was called “Crown Royal
Presents, the Dan Lowry
400”. I had the
opportunity to speak to
Lowry prior to the race
weekend, during the race
weekend and last Friday
afternoon.
Story
- by Ed Coombs
5/14/2008
They were not jeering.
What the fans in Darlington were really
chanting was "BOOOO-SH", as in Kyle
Busch. The man many consider NASCAR's
biggest SOB at the moment is also its
hottest driver. The 23-year old started
off BAD, whining about the brakes he was
turning to cinders.
Story
- by Ron
Thornton
5/13/2008
Who would have ever
thought those three names in the title
of this story would come up at the same
time? Well, there's a story to tell
about all of this, and it's shaping the
season as we know it. No, it's not about
the usual characters which would be
Chevrolet, Hendrick Motorsports, and
Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
Story
- by Ron Fleshman
5/13/2008
Last Saturday’s race at
Richmond International Raceway in the
southern state of Virginia was the
setting for penalties handed down faster
than you can say “rapid release gel” by
NASCAR. A look at the big picture
reveals two incidents in particular
might prove to be worth noting.
Story
- by Shannon Poe
5/10/2008
Kasey Kahne and No. 9 Budweiser Team Advance for Sprint Showdown
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This weekend Kasey Kahne and the Budweiser Team will square off at Lowe’s Motor Speedway in the Sprint Showdown, the preliminary event to the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race where drivers will compete for a $1,000,000 jackpot. |5/14/2008|
Windstream to Host Soldiers and Military Families for Windstream Pole Night at Lowe’s Motor Speedway
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Windstream Corp., a phone, broadband and digital TV provider, announced that it will host 2,500 soldiers and military families from Fort Bragg and the XVIII Airborne Corps at the upcoming Windstream Pole Night qualifier for the NASCAR Cup Series Coca Cola 600 on Thursday, May 22 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. |5/14/2008|
Sadler and Stanley Tools Team Hope to Capitalize on Test Times in Showdown
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Elliott Sadler and the No. 19 Stanley Tools Dodge team hope posting the fastest time in Sprint Cup testing this month translates into a strong performance in Saturday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Showdown and propels them in to the All-Star Race in Charlotte. |5/14/2008|
GORDON GOING 'ALL OUT' FOR RECORD BREAKING ALL-STAR VICTORY
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Saturday night’s All-Star event at Lowe’s Motor Speedway is a “Sprint” race, and Jeff Gordon believes there is only one way to approach the annual event. 'Go ‘all out.' |5/14/2008|
Team 48 Sprint All-Star Race Preview
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Jimmie Johnson heads to Lowe’s Motor Speedway vying for his third All-Star Race win. Saturday night’s non-points event will be the seventh of his career. |5/14/2008|
Jeff Burton, No. 31 AT&T Chevrolet Impala SS All-Star Race Preview
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This Week’s AT&T Chevrolet at Lowe’s Motor Speedway for the NASCAR All-Star Race … Jeff Burton will race chassis No. 243 from the Richard Childress Racing NASCAR Cup Series stable. Built new for the 2008 season, this is the same car Burton drove to a sixth-place finish at Texas Motor Speedway earlier this year. |5/14/2008|
Busch Whacker
- Kyle Busch got his
Darlington stripe in the
Dodge Challenger 500.
Not only did he get the
stripe, he beat it into
his car. .
Story -
by Mike Finnegan
Tony Stewart Dominates
Diamond Hill Plywood 200
at Darlington
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Tony Stewart dominated
the Diamond Hill Plywood
200 at Darlington
leading over 85 laps. No
one knew how the new
track surface was going
to be at race time and
the track, too tough to
tame, did not
disappoint.
Story -
by Ed Coombs
Hornaday
wins at Kansas
- Ron Hornaday held off
Kevin Harvick Inc.,
teammate Jack Sprague to
win the Truck Series
O'Reilly Auto Parts 250
at Kansas Speedway.
Story -
by Pamela
