5-23-22 Supt Paul Peterson

By Lisa Kaye|2022-05-24T10:31:36-05:00May 24th, 2022|Categories: Blogs, Podcast, Talk of the Town|

Daytona checkered, black flags February 21, 2022
Winners and losers from the 64th edition of The Great American Race. CHECKERED FLAGS Austin Cindric The rookie drove like anything but a freshman Cup driver Sunday afternoon and it paid off with a thrilling victory in only the Team Penske driver‘s eighth career start in NASCAR‘s top division. Bubba Wallace He was definitely in […]
NASCAR drivers looking for a fresh start January 26, 2022
The 2022 NASCAR season brings with it an opportunity for several drivers to get things headed in a better direction than a year ago. AUSTIN DILLON The Richard Childress Racing driver was in the playoff hunt down the stretch but eventually lost the final spot to his teammate Tyler Reddick. Dillon was only able to […]
Change of scenery for Cup drivers January 12, 2022
The new NASCAR Cup Series season brings a number of drivers looking for success after a change of organizations. BRAD KESELOWSKI The 2012 Cup Series champion has a new home and one with his name now on the door. The freshly re-branded Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing team will find the former Team Penske pilot behind […]
Busy days ahead: Next Gen, Hall of Fame, Chili Bowl January 5, 2022
The holidays are in the rearview mirror and business is about to pick up in the NASCAR world prior to the start of the 2022 season. ATLANTA TEST The newly reconfigured and repaved Atlanta Motor Speedway is the site of an important Goodyear tire test this week. The 1.5-mile Georgia track has been transformed after […]
New Year's: Short-track resolutions December 29, 2021
It saddens me to say that some of the short-track world is still struggling and 2022 is another critical year. Hundreds of tracks have been hit hard by the pandemic and just opening their doors last season was a welcome relief. However, there‘s still much to be done and fan support is vital. Let‘s accentuate […]

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