Kasey Kahne has more knee surgery, won't miss races at Daytona |
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| Hendrick Motorsports driver Kasey Kahne had surgery Friday for a torn meniscus in his left knee but should be ready to practice next Friday at Daytona International Speedway, the team announced Friday night. The arthroscopic surgery was a partial medial meniscus removal performed at an outpatient facility in Charlotte.... Read entire article |
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Carolyn Brewster: Re-homing is the responsible way to get rid of your NASCAR collection |
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| Making the choice to re home your NASCAR collectibles is certainly a tough decision.
Maybe the cute and adorable shelf of die-cast cars grew much bigger than you anticipated. Now there is just not enough space in your tiny apartment to give your collection the proper room it both needs and deserves. Maybe your collection has become aggressive and territorial. You get nervous and stressed out when young children are near ? fearful that someone or something will get hurt.... Read entire article |
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RAB Racing suspends John Wes Townley after arrest on DUI charges in Georgia |
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| John Wes Townley, who is hoping to revive his NASCAR career this year by racing a truck for RAB Racing, was arrested on DUI charges Feb. 7 in Georgia, according to the Athens Banner-Herald. A team spokesman said the team was still gathering facts and had no comment. A NASCAR spokesman also declined comment. According to the newspaper account, the 22-year-old Townley was arrested for DUI following an accident involving a 2012 BMW in Oconee County.... Read entire article |
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With first win out of the way, Regan Smith at home at Furniture Row Racing |
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| Regan Smith moved to Denver, Colorado, last May just around the time he helped move Furniture Row Racing into the limelight. It was then that Smith won the first Cup race for the team as well as himself as he captured the victory in the Showtime Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway.... Read entire article |
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After first Cup win, Furniture Row owner Barney Visser says it?s time ?to get something done? |
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| Get past the innumerable questions about the issues that surround fielding a team based in Colorado ? questions that have been asked for more than half a decade now ? and you find out what drives NASCAR Sprint Cup team owner Barney Visser.
The guy just really enjoys racing.
?I can?t imagine not doing it now,? Visser, founder of Furniture Row Racing, said. ?I really can?t.?
He is, he admitted, hooked.... Read entire article |
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NI Top 25: Kyle Busch must rebound from personal setbacks to become championship contender |
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| Kyle Busch was so out of control last season that his on-track performance in 2012 almost takes a backseat to other issues he needs to resolve.
Nevertheless, team owner Joe Gibbs has never wavered in giving Busch his full support ? although sponsor M&M?s pulled its sponsorship of Busch for the final two races of 2011 ? and hopes to move on from a promising season that ended horribly.... Read entire article |
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Landon Cassill to drive for owners who purchased Red Bull equipment, points |
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| Landon Cassill will drive in the Daytona 500 for a group of former TRG Motorsports investors who have purchased equipment from Red Bull Racing as well as have the points that organization earned for a locked-in spot in the field, the driver confirmed Thursday. The 22-year-old Cassill, who has 48 career Cup starts with a best of 12th at Michigan while driving for Phoenix Racing last year, said he has a contract to drive the No. 83 car for the entire season.... Read entire article |
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