NASCAR: Did Danica Dump the Eurys?
by Charlie Turner
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September 22, 2012 8:28 am UTC No Comments
What do you make of Tony Eury Jr being released as Danica Patrick’s NASCAR Nationwide Series crew chief and being bought out of JR Motorsports?
Bob Pockrass has what is probably the definitive story on the changes at JRM. Here is a quote from Pockrass’ article at SportingNews.com
“It has been difficult to see these changes and it was not easy at all to sever the working relationship with Pops (Eury Sr.) or Tony Jr., but we’re a company that wants to improve over what we’ve been doing and we’re making some changes to see if we can make that happen,” Earnhardt said.
We talked about this On Pit Row this week. Here’s the highlight with video.
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NASCAR Photos @ChicagolndSpdwy: Sunday from the Geico 400
by Charlie Turner
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September 18, 2012 9:54 am UTC No CommentsExclusive NASCAR pictures from Sunday at Chicagoland Speedway. It was a perfect day for racing and round one of the Sprint Cup Series playoffs.
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NASCAR: Danica Patrick vs Louise Smith: 64 Greatest Driver Bracket
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March 13, 2012 2:36 pm UTC No Comments
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NASCAR! Danica Patrick and Tissot Watches are Giving it Away
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February 27, 2012 1:28 pm UTC 1 CommentHey NASCAR Nation what would happen if Danica Patrick won the 2012 Daytona 500?
I can think of a number of things. But one, for sure result would be that the value of Danica Patrick memorabilia would go through the roof.
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I Guess Danica Patrick is a 10 After All
by Charlie Turner
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November 5, 2011 11:29 am UTC No CommentsDanica Patrick is a helluva driver. She’s also a marketing person’s dream. Funny too. Now she’s officially a ten. No more argument.
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NASCAR Sharkfin Soup from Thunder Valley
by Charlie Turner
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March 22, 2011 9:29 pm UTC No Comments
The consensus of NASCAR opinion about Bristol Motor Speedway was that things – meaning the racing – could go one of two ways; Assorted coin flips included:
- Old School Bristol or crap
- Good Bristol – which is the same as Old School Bristol – or crap.
- Exciting, wreck-filled, 21 caution Bristol, or crap.
What we got was one hell of a good Sprint Cup race and terrific, sometimes three-wide racing. Kyle Busch won everything in sight, and has owned Thunder Valley since this time last year at Bristol, so I’m thinking The Shrub likes The New Bristol just fine.
The haters are losing the argument.
Fins Stoutly Standing
Kyle Busch has won the last five NASCAR touring series races held at Bristol. The Jeff Byrd 500 was had some epic moments with Kyle, Carl Edwards and Jimmie Johnson.
Carl Edwards had the second best weekend, and not by much.
Paul Menard is in the top ten in NASCAR Sprint Cup points – 5th in the race and 5th in the standings, best of the RCR cars – and it does not look like a fluke.
Kurt Busch leads the Cup standings with another consistent, competitive finish.
Bristol Motor Speedway; the track races great. Get over it.
Fins Down
Jeff Burton. Ugly start
Clint Bowyer finished 35th at BMS. But he was better than Burton
Denny Hamlin. This was not the faster start that he predicted after coming up short in 2010.
Danica Patrick. Come on. You don’t have any business doing a Kurt Busch on the track. Getting laughed at won’t help your credibility.
Bristol attendance.
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