Secret fines, driver rage, a phony F1 finish, Sprint Cup driver changes, and to top it all off, Jack Roush crashing another plane and defying death again, thank goodness.
Wow. Where do we start? Let's begin with NASCAR's double-secret fines to drivers who fail to follow the company line.
All sports fine participants for criticizing officiating, but others do it publicly. By keeping it private (which never works for staying private), it leads people to wonder what else NASCAR isn't...
Jamie McMurray wins Brickyard after Juan Pablo Montoya falters Jamie McMurray has become just the third driver to win the Daytona 500 and the Brickyard 400 in the same season, capitalizing Sunday when teammate Juan Pablo Montoya suffered a second consecutive heartbreak at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Sources: Jamie McMurray, Earnhardt-Ganassi Racing working on new deal Jamie McMurray and Earnhardt-Ganassi Racing officials are in the process of negotiating a new deal for the Sprint Cup driver, sources for both sides said following Sunday's victory at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
NASCAR CEO Brian France hints at changes to 2011 slate CEO Brian France said before Sunday's race at Indianapolis that stock car's top series is in the "final throes" of completing next year's Cup slate and that it will have a considerably different look.