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Archive for May 22nd, 2008
Coca-Cola 600 starting lineup
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008Still hot: Busch claims Coke 600 pole
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008Allmendinger tries to apologize to Sadler
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008The day after Lowe’s Motor Speedway president Humpy Wheeler announced he was retiring, the frostiness continued with his boss, Speedway Motorsports CEO Bruton Smith.
Wheeler acknowledged Thursday while it was his decision step down after 33 years at the track, he wanted to stay on in a part-time role. Smith desired a clean break, and the 69-year-old Wheeler will leave after Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600.
“Next year is the (track’s) 50th anniversary,” Wheeler said.
Still hot: Kyle Busch claims pole for Coke 600
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008LIVE: Sprint Cup’s best battle for pole at Lowe’s
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008Hamlin paces Happy Hour Nationwide practice
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008Speedway Motorsports buys Kentucky Speedway
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008Kentucky Speedway moved a step closer to landing a coveted Sprint Cup Series race when Speedway Motorsports Inc. on Thursday added the track to its growing portfolio of tracks.
Just how SMI owner Bruton Smith gets that race date remains unclear, but he said he wants a Cup race in Kentucky in 2009.
Smith has battled for years with NASCAR over the awarding of Cup races, and Kentucky already has unsuccessfully sued to get its own date.
Win bolsters Kahne’s confidence
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008Kasey Kahne has every right to be upset with his team’s performance, but his All-Star win proves he’s not giving up, says Rea White.
Ragan leads Roush 1-2 in Sprint Cup practice
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008SMI agrees to purchase Kentucky Speedway
Posted by on May 22nd, 2008Bruton Smith expanded his motorsports empire once again.
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