Brian Berg Jr.
brianbergjr
I have been a NASCAR fan for over 10 years and typically attend 3 to 4 Cup races a year.
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There is Something Different about NASCAR This Year
For some reason the NASCAR season so far has had lots of green flag racing, lots of green flag pit stops. It has been missing lots of wrecks, carnage and yellow flags. For some, the type of racing we are seeing is boring and uneventful. This would appear to be a problem but is it? [...]
Jeff Gordon Needs to Get Back to His Winning Ways at Darlington Raceway
To say that Jeff Gordon is not having the year he intended in NASCAR Sprint Cup racing is a major understatement. With only two finishes in the top ten so far this year and six finishes worse than 20th. He is 23rd in points and unless Jeff Gordon wins a bunch of races he will [...]
Darlington Raceway Made Stock Car Racing A Modern Sport
NASCAR’s Sprint Cup Series history began in Charlotte, N.C. on June 19, 1949 with Jim Roper’s victory in a 150-mile race over the 3/4-mile dirt Charlotte Speedway. The foundations of the modern sport, however, were poured the following year with the opening of Darlington Raceway in South Carolina. The track’s 63rd running of the Bojangles’ [...]
Tony Stewart Has Fun with Interview after Talladega Race
Tony Stewart did not have a good day racing in the Aaron’s 499 at Talladega Superspeedway last week. That is putting it mildly. He seemed to have run out of fuel a few times when he should not have. He avoided most of the wrecks. His issues during the race put him four laps down [...]
Talladega: Brad Keselowski Wins Again Where it all Started
The Aaron’s 499 at Talladega Superspeedway is always a really exciting restrictor plate race. This one was exciting but relative to past Talladega races it was tame. Although the race started about 45 minutes late due to rain earlier in the morning and track drying activities, it finished only five minutes late. Continuing the trend [...]
It is Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Time to Shine at Talladega
Last week we were at the 3/4 mile Richmond International Raceway where there was some close racing and controversy. Although Dale Earnhardt Jr. did not win the race, he did finish second and moved to second in the Sprint Cup Standings within five points of the leader. This week we move on to bigger and hopefully much [...]
How Can You Use NASCAR Driver Ratings to Pick Your Winner?
If you follow NASCAR, read about NASCR, watch video about NASCAR at some point in time someone will talk about this drivers track rating or that drivers track rating and who might be better. Sounds like some great piece of information, knowing in advance how a driver performs on any one particular track relative to [...]
“Dash 4 Cash” Bonus Program Returns To NASCAR Nationwide Series In 2012
For the fourth consecutive year, NASCAR and Nationwide Insurance have combined to bring the popular – and exciting – “Dash 4 Cash” bonus program back for NASCAR Nationwide Series drivers and fans alike. Introduced in 2009, “Dash 4 Cash” (Twitter hash tag: #Dash4Cash) is a one-of-a-kind element that rewards the highest-finishing eligible driver in four [...]
“Pin It Forward” Campaign To Kick Off 2012 NASCAR Day Celebration
NASCAR Day, an annual celebration of NASCAR’s fans, charities and spirit, will have extra incentive for fans to share their passion for the sport and make a difference in the lives of children this year. The ninth celebration of NASCAR Day on Friday, May 18th will encourage fans to join The NASCAR Foundation’s initiative [...]
Richmond International Raceway has Prospered Through Seven Decades
Staging NASCAR Sprint Cup races through portions of seven decades, Richmond International Raceway is proof that changing with the times equals prosperity. Since its first series race in 1953, won by NASCAR Hall of Famer Lee Petty in a Dodge, the track has had five different configurations as well as a pair of racing surfaces [...]
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