Brian Berg Jr.
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I have been a NASCAR fan for over 10 years and typically attend 3 to 4 Cup races a year.
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Greg Biffle is Supporting The American Red Cross at Kentucky Speedway
The No. 16 Ford Fusion and Greg Biffle is supporting the American Red Cross in its emergency call for blood and platelet donors with special graphics on the car this weekend at Kentucky Speedway. The car will sport the #MyTownGives hashtag and a reminder to “give blood” on the quarter panel as part of the [...]
TweetPreview of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Race at Kentucky Speedway
Last week NASCAR was at the Road Course at Sonoma, CA. What typically is a hard fought race, similar to a short track, ended up being a relatively calm race. In fact it was the quickest race ever at Sonoma with hardly any bumping, banging and the spinning that goes with that. Clint Bowyer won, [...]
TweetMichael Waltrip Salutes the University of Kentucky Wildcats
Michael Waltrip is back in the No. 55 Aaron’s Dream Machine which he has been sharing driving duties with Mark Martin and Brian Vickers. This Sunday he will be driving the No. 55 with special graphics saluting the University of Kentucky Wildcats at the Kentucky Speedway. Last week Brian Vickers was back in the car [...]
TweetKevin Harvick Better Start Worrying
Kevin Harvick has had a pretty good season so far. He has 8 top ten finishes in 16 races and only one race worse than 20th. He is currently 6th in the NASCAR Sprint Cup standings 3 points ahead of seventh place, our most recent winner Clint Bowyer. He is 42 points from tenth place, [...]
Tweet59 Year Old Bill Prietzel Will Live His Dream of Racing in NASCAR at Road America
R3 Motorsports has named 59-year-old Bill Prietzel driver of the No. 23 Chevy in the NASCAR Nationwide Series Sargento 200 at Road America, Saturday June 23rd. The No. 23 has been piloted by Robert Richardson Jr. this season and is currently 30th in the owner standings. Lynch Superstore in Burlington, WI is sponsoring Bill this [...]
TweetIt is Time for Jeff Gordon to Reclaim Sonoma as his Track
Last week at Michigan International Speedway, Jeff Gordon‘s teammate Dale Earnhardt Jr. broke his four year winless streak. Jeff Gordon had his second best finish of the season of sixth, moving him up to 20th in the standings. If Jeff is to have any chance of getting into the NASCAR Chase for the Sprint Cup [...]
TweetNASCAR Fans it is Going to be One Exciting Summer
The Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup is for the top ten drivers after the first 26 races of the season, plus two wild card spots reserved for the two drivers that are not in the top ten but in the top 20 who have the most race wins. Right now it looks like in [...]
TweetDale Earnhardt Jr. wins the Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway
It has finally happened; Dale Earnhardt Jr. has gotten the monkey off his back. He has won his first race in four years at the same track where he got his last NASCAR win. Winning the race on Father’s Day. Dale Earnhardt Jr. has been very good this season, perhaps the best season of his [...]
TweetPreview of the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Michigan International Speedway
NASCAR Sprint Cup racing was at Pocono Raceway last week and we saw wicked fast speeds on the newly paved track. This included a new track qualifying record. This week we are looking for a repeat. This week NASCAR is at Michigan International Speedway for The Quicken Loans 400. The Michigan International Speedway (MIS) is [...]
TweetIn NASCAR, Every Weekend Has A Day For Fathers And Sons
Since the early years of NASCAR, racing sons and grandsons have celebrated Father’s Day virtually every weekend. It’s a family sport where the love of racing (and talent) have been passed from generation to generation. Richard Petty became the first son to win a NASCAR premier series race in which his father also ran. His [...]
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