First of all, I'd like to apologize to any and all of my faithful readers here on the ol' LJ. I've been so busy with school and work everyday all day that I haven't been able to update in nearly 3 weeks. I'm on it now, however. Now, let's get to business ( Read more... )

As a reporter, there are many traditions you may hold onto that aren't "around" anymore. Such as The World 600, Firecracker 400, and Southern 500. While these races are still around, either by a different date, or different name, you hold onto them. For me, Indianapolis will always hold the Brickyard 400. Technically it's the Allstate 400 at The ( Read more... )

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Robby Gordon took the track early Friday afternoon for qualifying. After drawing #8 in the order, it looked as though Gordon would struggle on a hot, slick surface like that at New Hampshire. And sure enough, the lap for Robby was only good enough for 34th place. His lap time was 29.895 seconds, and Gordon said the car was too free ( Read more... )

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Yesterday was the beginning of testing for NEXTEL Cup teams as they get ready for the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard. To me it will always be just the Brickyard. All this selling out for a dollar is ludicrous. Robby Gordon Motorsports' entry was fast in the morning session with a time of 51.198 at 175.788 mph. Robby's lap was fast enough for 13th ( Read more... )

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