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COMMENTARY: Busch, Tryson continue to race hard
Kurt Busch and Pat Tryson had every reason to coast through the NASCAR Sprint Cup seasona s final 10 races in a long farewell before the crew chief bolts to a new team next year.
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Kurt Busch says crew chief's pit call was crucial
Kurt Busch will have a new crew chief next season and, with his title hopes over, some have questioned why not make the change now.
Winners and Losers: Dickies 500
You all know the phrase, "Everything's bigger in Texas." Well, this weekend there could not be anything truer than that.
Kyle Busch crew chief thrown into fire right away
It didn't take Dave Rogers long to face a huge decision as crew chief for the volatile Kyle Busch.
Kurt Busch: Championship dream over, but we have plenty on the line
I predicted right here in my blog last week that if Jimmie Johnson was able to survive last Sundaya s race at Talladega, he was a shoo-in to win the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup Championship.
The Big One came late at Talladega on Sunday and Kurt Busch and Mark Martin got the worst of it.
Busch shares with mate Keselowski
Kurt Busch says that everyone needs to stop seeking new formats and appreciate the run that Jimmie Johnson and his team have put together this year.
Kurt Busch just did a massive spin at the entrance to pit road, skidding through the trioval grass and bringing out the caution.
Behind closed doors at NASCAR ...
Tuesday morning, I got the chance to watch NASCAR inspect Denny Hamln's winning car from Martinsivlle at NASCAR's R&D Center in Concord, N.C. After a race, NASCAR does an inspection at the track but saves a more thorough inspection for its R&D Center on Tuesday mornings.
Foxworthy riffs about NASCAR, family
It doesn't matter if you're a redneck or not, you know Jeff Foxworthy -- from the Blue Collar Comedy shtick with Bill Engvall, Ron White and Larry the Cable Guy, or the ABC sitcom The Jeff Foxworthy Show , or any other glorious absence of sophistication associated with the Georgia native.
Did You Notice? ... Busch Brothers Burn Crew Chiefs Out, Officiating Mistakes, And NASCAR On WWE?
The Frontstretch: Did You Notice? ... Busch Brothers Burn Crew Chiefs Out, Officiating Mistakes, And NASCAR On WWE? by Thomas Bowles -- Wednesday October 28, 2009 Did You Notice? ... Both Busch brothers caused their crew chiefs to burn out at the same time? It's ironic that NASCAR's moodiest siblings are transitioning to new head wrenches after a ...
Hamlin holds off Johnson for Martinsville victory
Bottom line So where did your favorite driver finish? Check out the final results .
Hamlin holds off Johnson for Martinsville victory
GREEN FLAG Lap 499: Denny Hamlin leads. Lap 496: Kurt Busch, Casey Mears pit for fresh tires.
Kurt Busch to host golf tournament to be held at DragonRidge Country Club
The Kurt Busch Foundation and Golden Gaming Inc. is holding the Golden Gaming Golf Tournament hosted by Kurt Busch at the DragonRidge Country Club in MacDonald Highlands Dec.
Metallica visits old, but focuses on the new
Fans may cling to Metallica's influential '80s and early '90s work, but its "World Magnetic" tour at Time Warner Cable Arena Sunday focused greatly on its most recent Rick Rubin-produced return-to-form, "Death Magnetic." That was evident even before the veteran group took the stage as eight huge metal coffins fashioned after "Magnetic's" innovative ...
Ripa and husband to appear on `All My Children'
Kelly Ripa and her husband, Mark Consuelos, will return to ABC's "All My Children" for the daytime soap opera's 40th anniversary.
Predictable race gets a smashing jumpstart
Postseason racing came to Auto Club Speedway on Sunday. It looked a lot like regular season racing.
All Left Turns Live at the Pepsi 500
Notes, observations and other nonsense from All Left Turns writers Joe Donatelli and Chris M.'s trip to the Pepsi 500 at Auto Club Speedway on Sunday: - During the second verse of the National Anthem, we both thought, "That's weird.
Championship hopes of Kurt Busch, Greg Biffle take a blow in California
Penske Racing's Kurt Busch is 121 points out of the NASCAR Sprint Cup lead after finishing eighth in Sunday's Pepsi 500 at Auto Club Speedway in California.
Messy: Kahne rekindles phantom-debris issue
It was just a little more than two years ago when two-time series champion Tony Stewart accused NASCAR officials of "playing God" by manipulating races through phantom debris cautions.
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