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Archive for March 12th, 2008
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Posted by on March 12th, 2008Stewart defends harsh words against Goodyear
Posted by on March 12th, 2008
‘Every year we’ve blown tires. How many years have they been doing this?’
Roush Fenway won’t appeal penalty
Posted by on March 12th, 2008Roush Fenway Racing announced today that it will not appeal the penalties imposed by NASCAR following its post-race inspection of the No. 99 car at Las Vegas.
NASCARStewart: Goodyear should listen to drivers
Posted by on March 12th, 2008Tony Stewart defended his harsh criticism of the tires Goodyear brought to Atlanta last weekend and said that it was time to speak out after years of closed door meetings failed to produce a solution.
“You finally get to the point where, if you get frustrated enough, now it’s gone from doing things in a nice, calm manner to I want to make sure I get somebody’s attention about this,” Stewart said Wednesday.
NASCARStewart says Goodyear should take driver feedback to heart
Posted by on March 12th, 2008Tony Stewart defended his harsh criticism of the tires Goodyear brought to Atlanta last weekend and said that it was time to speak out after years of closed door meetings failed to produce a solution.
“You finally get to the point where, if you get frustrated enough, now it’s gone from doing things in a nice, calm manner to I want to make sure I get somebody’s attention about this,” Stewart said Wednesday.
NASCARJarrett says Goodyear should listen to Stewart
Posted by on March 12th, 2008Tony Stewart isn’t the only driver that thinks Goodyear needs to be doing a better job buidling racing tires for NASCAR’s Sprint Cup Series.
During a NASCAR hosted teleconference yesterday, Jarrett agreed with Stewart’s complaints about the tire problems drivers expereienced Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
“I have no problem with …
NASCARMemorable moments from Jarrett’s career
Posted by on March 12th, 2008Memorable moments from Dale Jarrett’s career in NASCAR.
NASCARJohnson off to unusually slow start in Sprint Cup
Posted by on March 12th, 2008Jimmie Johnson is off to a terrible start - for Jimmie Johnson, that is.
The two-time reigning NASCAR Sprint Cup champion simply isn’t used to being ordinary.
He heads to Bristol this week a mediocre 13th in the standings after the first four races of the season and is already 198 points behind the series leader, former Hendrick Motorsports teammate Kyle Busch.
NASCARRookies face tough qualifying without good race at Bristol
Posted by on March 12th, 2008The latest crop of NASCAR Sprint Cup rookies is collectively in need of a big day heading into Sunday’s race at Bristol.
None of the four drivers in the competition for Raybestos Rookie of the Year is currently in the top 35 in owners points, with just one more race to get there or face another hurdle.
Under current NASCAR rules, cars in the top 35 are guaranteed a starting spot each week, while everyone else has to attempt to qualify on time for the few remaining starting positions.
NASCARDale Jarrett urges Goodyear to listen to Stewart
Posted by on March 12th, 2008Dale Jarrett on Tuesday called on Goodyear to listen carefully to Tony Stewart’s complaints about the tires the company has produced this season.
Although some drivers believe Stewart went overboard in his criticism of Goodyear following Sunday’s race in Atlanta, Jarrett said the manufacturer needs to start constructing a better tire for Sprint Cup racing.
“I have no problem with what Tony Stewart said.
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