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Greg Biffle gambled on tire strategy to claim his second Nationwide series victory of the year in the Bashas’ Supermarkets 200 at Phoenix International Raceway.

Excuse me while I rub my eyes…
I still don’t believe it. And I used all the Visine in the house.
More later…
After a few hours of reflection… yes it was a wild finish that will set tongues wagging for the coming week. Was Busch, or was he not in the lead as loop data claims when [...]

Nashville 1 - NASCAR Phenom 0 - Brad Keselowski All The Marbles (and a Guitar!) for the first time.
NASCAR teenage sensation Joey Logano lamented losing the chance of a strong result in his second ever Nationwide Series race following an incident that took him out of contention after leading from pole in the early [...]

Rumors first started swirling around Roush-Fenway Racing a few weeks ago on the status of Greg Biffle. Various permutations of them had the driver of the #16 going in more directions than California’s Santa Ana Freeway has exits.
That issue seems close to a settled deal with Biffle saying he’s on the verge of resigning with [...]

Let me kill something before it starts.
Because you know the media and fan frenzy this week will be the Cup event at Dover was BORING and only 6 cars finishing on the lead lap will be used as “evidence.”
Roll the tape: (Or DVR if you live in the modern world)
2007 Dodge Dealers 400 Sept. 23. [...]

Talk about a million-dollar smile.
Kasey Kahne did not have the requisite victory in 2007 or ’08 needed to qualify for the annual Nascar Sprint All-Star race on Saturday night at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. And he came up short in the Sprint Showdown race for nonqualifiers earlier in the night, failing to finish high enough to [...]

Well the expected happened, at least expected from this corner of the blogoracingsphere, Carl Edwards has signed what he calls a multi-year contact with Roush-Fenway Racing.
Jack in the Hat’s other unsigned driver Greg Biffle says he’s happy, wants to win and what the hell there’s no greener grass to be found and expects to resign [...]