Jimmie Johnson was the mane man at Dover. Wearing an afro clown wig – tufts of green, red, yellow and blue could be spotted from the stands – Johnson had to admit it was hard to take him seriously while he played the role of race [...]
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No. 55 Aaron’s Dream Machine driver Mark Martin remembers his first race at Dover International Speedway in the Mason-Dixon 500 on May 16, 1982. The 23-year-old rookie driver from Batesville, Ark. started seventh in the 32-car field and finished fifth just four laps behind winner Bobby [...]
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A major player in the IndyCar ranks is considering a jump to NASCAR’s top level…Oh, you thought that sad experiment ceased for the most part in 2008 when Dario Franchitti, Patrick Carpentier, Jacques Villeneuve, et al. tried and [...]
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Last season, this race was fourth on the schedule, as Johnny Sauter passed Kyle Busch with less than two laps remaining to win his third career Truck Series title. Busch was attempting to win at Martinsville for the first time, but Sauter chased down Busch just [...]
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Tyler Tanner makes his 2012 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series debut at legendary Martinsville (Va.) Speedway in the Kroger 250 on March 31. Tanner will drive the No. 65 MB Motorsports Ford F-150 sponsored by EF-65 Hand Cleaner. “This is an exciting time for me and [...]
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For any driver entering into the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driving for one of the biggest teams in NASCAR, Richard Childress Racing, the pressure is certainly there to perform. However, for Ty Dillon, the pressure goes beyond that. But as you take a closer look [...]
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