1. After almost two full years without a win, Carl Edwards returned to the winner’s circle at Sunday’s Subway Fresh Fit 500. Image via Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports

    After almost two full years without a win, Carl Edwards returned to the winner’s circle at Sunday’s Subway Fresh Fit 500.

    Image via Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports





  2. Terrifying. 

    Crash during Daytona Nationwide race sends debris into crowd 

















  6. heavens2betsy:

    I like Brian Vickers, a lot actually, (since his rookie year) but this was not a positive race for him (not even including the fact that he tore his race car to bits). He influenced the outcome of the race. Out of 18 cautions, Brian was involved in 5. Two drivers attempted payback against him. And what might be the worst, he cost his good friend Jimmie Johnson a win in order to get his own attempt at retribution.

    In the words of  Ricky Craven, “Forty-three cars started this race and I think Brian Vickers hit half of them.” Not many people are leaving Martinsville impressed with the 83.









  8. What We Argue About When We Argue About Sports A really smart, interesting post by Andrew Sharp on how we discuss the games we love.

    What We Argue About When We Argue About Sports

    A really smart, interesting post by Andrew Sharp on how we discuss the games we love.





  9. Junior Nation Mourns Wasted Playoff Beard It seems that Dale Jr.’s sick playoff beard may be put to better use as a Donal Logue stand in. With just five races left, and 129 points to make up, the only milk that Earnhardt is likely to be dunking is filled with bitter tears and chunks of Oreo cookie. Better luck next year, brah.

    Junior Nation Mourns Wasted Playoff Beard

    It seems that Dale Jr.’s sick playoff beard may be put to better use as a Donal Logue stand in. With just five races left, and 129 points to make up, the only milk that Earnhardt is likely to be dunking is filled with bitter tears and chunks of Oreo cookie. Better luck next year, brah.





  10. It’s not OK to move me out of the way. If somebody else wants to let people move them out of the way for the win, then that’s OK with me. They can do whatever they like. I can’t allow myself to be run over like that.

    — Carl Edwards