Recent content by Greg

Bristol is great and has been great for a long time. I would think it is on the short list of must see races for most fans.

I may be wrong but I think that was Awesome Bill's only short track win.

Sasquatch has lived so quietly and peacefully amongst us. They have taken the "leave no footprint behind" message to heart. You just never hear about them leaving any pollution behind or doing things like starting a forest fire. It has to be a determined effort to coexist under the radar. They...

I think this is the same car with an asphalt set-up winning at Hickory.

I agree it looks like it is set up for dirt, but I think he won in the same car on the asphalt at Hickory. I saw David Pearson race several times but never on dirt. They say he was great on dirt too, I dont think he had a weakness.

#29 Buddy Howard won four track championships at GPS 1977-1980. The narrow front street tires were used for transport on the open trailor. #17 Jerry Hughes Camaro. He probably would have won the GPS 1976 championship but he got took out during a caution during the last points paying race of the...

I was just goofong around with that post.

They could set up an alternative route or shortcut to the front straight for odd-numbered laps. Then, they would run the entire circut on the even numbered laps. The real science would occur with each driver having to track their even and odd numbered laps. Drivers would be required to choose...

Dire Wolves would contribute so much to society as demonstrated on The 'Game of Thrones'.

She is part of the KC team! The 12th man. The straw that stir's the drink!

No, Taylor Swift?

I loved sitting in he old turn 4 covered grandstand. The ricocheting sounds or echo under the metal was crazy. But you could really watch the cars rotate from old turn three into four and appreciate whoever had the best line or set up.

Somebody needs to address the elephant in the room: The late race starts at 3 p.m. creates enough of an atmospheric difference to change the entire chemistry of the races, and it has a domino effect. I reckon I would be leading the thing if the races started at the conventional times.

Jacky Ickx (the one on the left) ^

The hills were steeper and the miles were longer when we was young.