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Every February, I break out the old not-so-accurate crystal ball, attempting my annual preseason projections. Once again, I was off the mark in 2009....
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Best driver- Jimmie Johnson Is there any doubt, really? Mark Martin was the feel good story of 2009 with five wins in his return to full-time Sprint...
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NASCAR fans were eyewitnesses to history at Homestead when Jimmie Johnson clinched his fourth consecutive championship. The unprecedented triumph is...
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What better way to end the season than featuring perhaps the most significant race in NASCAR history. Every NASCAR...
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For a brief moment on lap three, I thought Dale Earnhardt Jr had miraculously jumped from like fifth to first. The clamorous cheers from the...
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Many fans remember the 2007 season as the ‘year of Hendrick Motorsports’. Jimmie Johnson won ten...
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The final three races of the 2009 Sprint Cup season will be testing grounds for most drivers and teams, as they prepare for 2010. Kyle Busch begins a...
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To be frank, NASCAR needed a particular sequence of events to occur at Talladega in order to liven things up, generate more fan interest as the 2009...
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Jimmie Johnson did not win the TUMS Fast Relief 500 on Sunday, but he became a smaller dot in Mark Martin’s windshield as far as the...
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For parents, it can be a bittersweet feeling while sharing in one child’s joy while the other is obviously...
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