Archive for July, 2007
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On behalf of the entire family at 1800blogger and myself, we send out our condolences to the family of Dr. Bruce Kennedy and the pilot Michael Klemm.
We are saddened by the loss of any life, and this accident is no exception.
We also extend our condolences to the families in Sanford Florida, affected by this [...]
Craftsman Truck Series driver arrested on heroin charges
Call me what you will, but I think NASCAR driver Aaron Fike needs to be locked up and the key thrown away. Well that is if, he is taking heroin as police suspected when they arrested him on Saturday. Yes the 8th ranked Craftsman Truck Series, Red Horse Racing driver and the youngest USAC Silver [...]
Who’s your fantasy league driver?
It’s Friday, you are finishing work. If you are a male, in your 30’s making about $70,000 a year, what is the one thing you will do next? Well according to the Fantasy Sports Trade Association you are going to set up your fantasy league teams and players. I’m not just talking about Football or [...]
Moments in Racing that make me proud
I don’t know that anyone would ever question if auto racing is American or not. I’m sure every NASCAR fan will tell you in a heartbeat that it is an example of the core of patriotism in this nation. I agree, and thanks to Mark Zeske I can mention 3 of my most proud moments.
You [...]
The way you don’t want to lose a drag race
Racing in all its forms is a thrilling experience. It gets the fans pumped and obviously the drivers as well. This is especially true when you think about NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) racing. The speed and timing make a half second a massive divergence between winning and losing.
So if I mention that a particular [...]
Be careful what you say about NASCAR
There is a lot you can say about NASCAR. Who is the best driver. Whether the Car of Tomorrow is as good as it’s touted to be, or what exactly is cheating, and what is just grey in the rules. But one thing not to do is question whether NASCAR officials are right.
Tony Stewart learned [...]
