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Archive for July 26th, 2008
Busch claims sixth Nationwide win
Posted by on July 26th, 2008Tire debacle aside, Martin confident at Indy
Posted by on July 26th, 2008Mark Martin is often called a pessimist. But not even a tire problem could dampen his mood at the Brickyard, Lee Spencer says.
LIVE: Logano looks for 2nd career N’wide win
Posted by on July 26th, 2008Braun keeps Busch at bay, claims N’wide pole
Posted by on July 26th, 2008LIVE: Logano looks for 2nd career N’wide win
Hendrick Motorsports leads Indy practice again
Posted by on July 26th, 2008LIVE: Cup teams on track for final Indy practice
Posted by on July 26th, 2008LIVE: Cup teams back on track at Indianapolis
Posted by on July 26th, 2008Allstate 400 at the Brickyard lineup
Posted by on July 26th, 2008Johnson wins Brickyard pole
Posted by on July 26th, 2008Two-time defending NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson won the pole for Saturday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, giving him the top starting spot in a race that has consistently vexed him.
Johnson ran a lap at 181.763 mph in his Chevrolet to beat Mark Martin, who guaranteed in June that he’d win Sunday’s race. Martin’s lap was 181.393 in a Chevy.
Ryan Newman qualified third and was followed by Kasey Kahne and four-time Brickyard winner Jeff Gordon.
LIVE: Cup drivers fight for pole at the Brickyard
Posted by on July 26th, 2008
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