Nascar CTS
Latest Nascar Sprint Cup, Nationwide, Craftsman Truck News
by webmaster on Oct.18, 2008, under Nascar CTS, Nationwide Series
Here are the latest news articles from around the web covering the Nascar Sprint Cup Series, the Nationwide Series and the Craftsman Truck Series.
Sprint Cup Series News
NASCAR concerned with flying cars, vows action
Those with tire problems point finger at Goodyear
NASCAR places Edwards on three-race probation
Airborne concerns return after Keselowski accident
Grading NASCAR's open-wheelers, Speed talks Pussycat Dolls, more - SI.com
Crunching NASCAR Sprint Cup numbers after the Kobalt Tools 500 - ESPN (blog)
CUP: Weekend Will Be A Drag For Busch - FOXNews
Patrick sets NASCAR aside - Globe and Mail
CUP: Aaron?s To Sponsor Michael Waltrip?s Return - FOXNews
CUP: Bowyer Confident Of Gains - FOXNews
Speedway Motorsports Reports Results for Fourth Quarter and Year Ended … - MarketWatch (press release)
Youth movement in NASCAR is over - Augusta Chronicle
NASCAR Holdings, Inc. - istockAnalyst.com (press release)
NASCAR newsmaker: Steve Addington - Augusta Chronicle
Nascar Buys Cascar
by webmaster on Sep.13, 2006, under Nascar CTS
Nascar has purchased the Association for Stock Car Racing, CASCAR, and is relaunching it next year as the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series.
The NASCAR Canadian Tire Series involves a multiyear sponsorship from Canadian Tire and will kick off in May 2007. The 10- to 12-race schedule will run from May to October.
The series will use drivers and teams from the former CASCAR Series. NASCAR said the official schedule, points fund and tracks would be announced at a later date.
Tony Novotny founded the CASCAR Series, the first major stock car sanctioning body in Canada, in 1981. He has run the organization with his wife, Linda, for 25 years.
Nascar has lots of fans in Canada, in fact the article says almost six million fans, which means 1 in every 4 Canadians is a Nascar fan. so this makes perfect sense, plus, they are planning on a Busch series race in Canada next year and I can see lots of opportunities for crossover with the truck series, Busch and even Nextel. Hey, those outside the top 43 gotta drive somewhere.
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