NASCAR Champion Honored
Brad Keselowski has said that when he was growing up he didn't just want to be a race car driver - he wanted to be a great race car driver. Now he is officially a NASCAR champion race car driver.
Brad Keselowski has said that when he was growing up he didn't just want to be a race car driver - he wanted to be a great race car driver. Now he is officially a NASCAR champion race car driver.
This weekend's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway presents both risk and opportunity. The risk relates to being caught up in the "big one" crash which could possibly eliminate some of the top drivers from being able to contend for the championship title. The opportunity might be for some of the drivers who find themselves further back in the point standings going into the race being able to make up some significant ground and get back into title contention if any of the points leaders suffer poor finishes. In qualifying for Sunday's race, Kasey Kahne set fast time to start on the pole with a speed of 191.455 mph and points leader Brad Keselowski qualified in the 22nd position.
It's tight on the top of the leader board in the Nascar Sprint Cup Series "Race For The Chase". The second of 10 races that will crown this year's champion is in New Hampshire this weekend.
The big race this week is in Las Vegas for the Nascar Sprint Cup Series.
Kurt Busch and his little brother Kyle grew up racing each other as kids and both drove for their father's race team. That was the last time they were teammates. Until this year.
The Nascar Sprint Cup Series will crown a new champion this weekend. Carl Edwards has a slim 3 point lead going into the final race at Homestead.
I love NASCAR even though they banned my favorite driver Jeremy Mayfield for life. Jerks!