Nascar news

Roush satisfied with NASCAR action on Edwards
The Associated Press - Mar 11, 2010
CHARLOTTE, NC — Team owner Jack Roush said Wednesday he's satisfied with the penalty NASCAR levied against driver Carl Edwards for his intentional accident ... Crunching NASCAR Sprint Cup numbers after the Kobalt Tools 500
ESPN (blog) - Mar 9, 2010
Walking back into work Monday morning after a cozy little three-day weekend, I knew what the main NASCAR topic would be after Atlanta. ... CUP: Weekend Will Be A Drag For Busch
FOXNews - Mar 10, 2010
Kurt Busch will give up turning on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series tracks for this weekend... NASCAR champion Kurt Busch will spend the first off-weekend of ...

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Nascar books

He Crashed Me So I Crashed Him Back: The True Story of the Year the King, Jaws, Earnhardt, and the Rest of NASCAR's Feudin', Fightin' Good Ol' Boys Put Stock Car Racing on the Map

by: Mark Bechtel
Any NASCAR fans out there? If so, you be excited about a new book just released from Hachette Books. He Crashed Me So I Crashed Him Back, by Mark Bechtel, is the true story of the year the King, Jaws, Earnhardt, and the rest of NASCAR's feudin', fightin' Good Ol' Boys put Stock Car Racing on the map. The year is 1979 (the year I was born), and stock car racing is virtually unknown. Being mostly a southern phenomenon, many Americans had never heard of Richard Petty and Darryl Waltrip, and especially not the young Dale Earnhardt.
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Game Plan for Life: Your Personal Playbook for Success

by: Joe Gibbs
Game plan for life by Joe Gibbs. Is an absolute must read! It was given to my husband in November by Interstate Batterys (a vender of our coumpany's). I glanced at it and thought it looked like a great book. My husband rearly reads books, but I told him about it any way (knowing neither of us fallow any sports). He started READING, and interupting me (we work together) 5 or 6 times a day to read parts to me. He finished the book in under 2 weeks, and we gave away 3 copies for christmas. Including our copy to an employee.
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The Weekend Starts on Wednesday: True Stories of Remarkable NASCAR Fans

by: Andrew Giangola
Although I've never had much of an interest in racing, I picked up Andrew Giangola's book because I'd read good things about it. The author hooked me in right from the very first note: "I sleep with the fans" ... perhaps as memorable an opening line as Melville's "Call me Ishmael." This too is a whale of a book.

Giangola turns the sport on its head, shaking out all of its glorious treasures, and making its fans the stars.

Each and every story is riveting, told with tremendous care, insight, humor and charm.
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Growing Up NASCAR: Racing's Most Outrageous Promoter Tells All

by: Humpy Wheeler, Peter Golenbock