ernhrtfanalwys3.blogspot.com - 5/9/2008
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It's been so nice here in New Jersey, the last thing on my mind was blogging. And I still don't feel like blogging, so I'll just ask you some questions and hopefully I'll get at least one response. 1. Now that Darlington has been re-paved, do you think there will be side by side racing this weekend or will it be the same 'ol same 'ol? 2. Speeds in the straightaways are approaching 200 mph on ...
Rookies Are Earning Their Darlington Stripes
4ever3canadianeh.blogspot.com 5/9/2008 — With the Darlington race this weekend there have been quite a few rookies earning their 'stripes' early in practice. Those who have earned their stripe include; JJ Yeley, Patrick Carpentier, and Sam Hornish. "I was lost," Carpentier said. "I've ...
Newman's View on the Shrub Incident
doyounascar.com 5/9/2008 — Ryan Newman has some strong opinions concerning his teammate's little brother, Kyle Busch, after his accident involving Dale Earnhardt Jr. last weekend at Richmond. Also, Tony Stewart comments on his desires to win the Indianapolis 500.
Childress: Busch no "Intimidator" yet
sports.yahoo.com 5/9/2008 — Car owner Richard Childress watched Dale Earnhardt win a lot of races and wreck his share of competitors through the years.
And while Kyle Busch has gained a reputation for hard driving Earnhardt-style, Childress says the 23-year-old is no “Intimidator.”
“I don’t think there’s a comparison,” Childress said Friday. “Maybe some of what happens in their careers could be, but as far as ...
Fast Laps and Dancin’ with the Lady in Black
fastlap.onpitrow.com 5/9/2008 —
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Kyle Busch And Dale Earnhardt Comparisons
autoracing.suite101.com 5/8/2008 — Ever since Kyle Busch inadvertently wrecked Dale Earnhardt, Jr at Richmond, countless comparisons between Busch and the late Dale Earnhardt have surfaced.
It is funny how the media relentlessly searches for the next Dale Earnhardt.
