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hard to believe the economics of the sport has the defending championship team leaving. Times They Are a-Changin'

new goal: is there time to get to the top 5? quality starters going quickly as I climb from the basement.

agreed. I like my dirt the way it is now.

mine too. Series Winners Steve Kosiski, Omaha, Neb. (50) Joe Kosiski, Omaha, Neb. (45) Ray Guss Jr., Milan, Ill. (29) Steve Boley, Oxford, Iowa (22) Gary Webb, Blue Grass, Iowa (15) Bob Hill, Story City, Iowa (13) Dale Fischlein, Independence, Iowa (8) Brian Birkhofer, Muscatine, Iowa (8) Ed...

once upon a time i used to hope I could stay ahead of johali. guess this seasons goal will have to be staying ahead of dpkimmel2001

just say no to participation trophies. you play the game to win. oh wait. the game has changed.

trying to set a record. most wins in the season and finish last in the point standings. will likely prompt the rules committee to institute a chase format to determine a "true" champion!!!:D getting my azz kicked and still having fun!

This. and I can readily admit I have made a few choices that quite possibly endangered my employment. but every time I read a story about high profile/high paid people destroying an opportunity that most of the rest of us would die for, it just screams stupidity or addict. and no, youth is not...

hero to zeroooo in one week!!! last weeks winner to this week's last place. Brad Keselowski AJ Allmendinger Paul Menard Brendan Gaughan looked like a decent finish until 7-time lost it all on his own. I would add a restrictor plate rant here, but I believe I've exceeded my quota. I may want...

NO!!!!!

Welcome to NASCAR, the big league of motor sports. We provide welfare racing four times a year to entice our non-regular audience to tune in for all the action (we promise at least one multi-car crash that will claim several victims that no amount of skill can help them escape!) and excitement...

Plate racing!!! Yippeee!!! restricted horsepower, foot to the floor all the way around, can't pass by yourself or get away from the slowest car in the field, just waiting for the "big one" and hoping not to be a part of it!!! yeah, that's my kind of racing!!!:rolleyes: (please note intended...

Dale Earnhardt: "Second place is just the first place loser. " :D

I can't wait for this damn snow to go away here in Wisconsin so I can get to a race track.

prophet?

a random thought... i'm not sure I would ever choose to restart on the outside of kyle, regardless of the preferred lane.

and video has never done justice to the speed at the track

short track racing will always be the answer to the question.

Old school: give'em hell Philip Morris edit: thank you for the link!!!

Mark Martin comments: just my opinion, but his class did not allow him to race the way others decided was acceptable. anyone choosing to hold that against one of the best of all time needs to take a step back and evaluate the human being. I know in my prior career could have taken short cuts...