There’s something about the roar of the engines that makes Greg Biffle itch to climb inside a race car. Incapable of sitting inside his motorhome as cars zoom around the track without him, Biffle entered 31 of 35 Busch Series events this year.
Unless NASCAR tells him he can no longer do it, the Sprint Cup star has no plans to scale back.
“Don’t tell anybody, but if we never got any money or points and they didn’t pay me, I’d still race the Busch Series,” he said.
Robert “Red” Byron, the first driver to win a NASCAR points championship, is among a diverse group to be inducted into the International Motorsports Hall of Fame.
The six-person Class of 2008, announced on Thursday, also includes Art Arfons, Bill “Grumpy” Jenkins, Frank Kurtis, Everett “Cotton” Owens and Ralph Seagraves. They will be enshrined on April 24.
Hard to believe, but there are only 72 days before the 50th running of the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway on Feb. 17.
It’s going to be extremely interesting to see how the Car of Tomorrow handles the high banks of Daytona. Another interesting angle to consider is how …
The International Motorsports Hall of Fame announced its 2008 class. Who will be first into NASCAR’s HOF? Jeff Hammond knows.
Chad Knaus led the 48 team to their second title, but he isn’t the only pick for top crew chief honors, the NASCAR on FOX team says.
Mayfield puts a skog in his new machine, while Johnny Sauter takes his weaponhood to the Nationwide series. Plus, rumors of a poach by Penske Racing…
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