Month: June 2008

Spain’s Dani Pedrosa won today’s Gran Premi Cinzano de Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain much to the delight of his countrymen. He fared much better than fellow Spaniard, Jorge Lorenzo who suffered a concussion in a crash during Friday practice. Lorenzo sat out the GP on Sunday and was …

Scott Dixon continued to pummel the IndyCar Series field with the speedy red Target Chip Ganassi No. 9 Dallara/Honda, winning the Bombardier Learjet 550 on Saturday (June 7th) evening for his thirteenth career victory.

The 10th annual Corvettes at Roscoe Village Cruise-In will be Sunday at Roscoe Village.

Target Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon claimed his twelfth career pole at Texas Motor Speedway on Friday evening with a four-lap average of 214.878 miles per hour ahead of tomorrow evening’s Bombardier Learjet 500.

Target Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon continued to set the pace for the IndyCar Series field by posting top time in Thursday evening practice at windy Texas Speedway.

The Dover race came and went. If some good cars hadn’t been taken out early it may have been more exciting, but once again Kyle Busch was the class of the field. In the old days the other manufacturers would be screaming that Toyota has an unfair advantage. It appears …

The Davy Crockett Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America hosted its 14th annual car show on Saturday and Sunday at the future home of Mountain Mazda on the East Andrew Johnson Highway.

It’s not been the greatest year in the world for Tony Stewart.  It would be one thing if Smoke was struggling behind the wheel; but his driving isn’t the issue.  Stewart has had a string of bad luck that makes you wonder if Kyle Busch has a Stewart voodoo doll …

Satisfaction Comes with Milestone Victory for Team Owner

Top Ten reasons why it would be a Good Thing if David
Coulthard took up NASCAR racing once his F-1 career concludes.