nascar will this happen?
484530
yes but he will not win the race
598743
Nascar is by far the most abominable sport (if you can even call it a sport) known to man. A car going in a circle?!?!
910616
http://www.nascar.com for the schedule.  I think it's like 3:30 Eastern.
359205
http://boards.ign.com/nascar/b6043/113449062/p1/
1171296
unfortunately, probably not. i see 3 of them up there, and the 25 in close range.but i don't see all 4 of them up there. \ni hope that jeff can at least be up there..like maybe even top 5, or heck, a win.. \nwe all know that unless someone completely totals his car out jimmie will be there, and strong bets that kyle will be up there.
160854
I was happy that the 2006 racing season started again... the race was so-so... I hate the fact that the rule changes are already starting... do you remember when it was the WINSTON CUP? We never had as many WEEKLY rule changes... I understand that the sport has grown and more safety pros are involved... but I say, LET THEM RACE! Can't wait to hear what everyone is whining about later on speed and cant wait to hear what Mr. Helton has to restrict before next week's race.... ohhh boy... it wasn't broke, why try to fix it?
243685
I think Nascar needs the following improvements:\n\n1) A track that isn't ALL lefts or rights! Mix it up some, fellas!\n2) Land Mines\n3) Concrete pillars that randomly eject up from the track\n4) Speed bumps\n5) No more yellow flags! They're professional drivers - let 'em navigate around car parts!!!!
147990
Adam Petty\nHere's a link from ESPN\nhttp://espn.go.com/auto/nascar/news/2000/0512/528829.html
426814
I DONT KNOW. BUT I HOPE THEY RACE. I WANT TO SEE JR TAKE THE CHECKED FLAG. JEFF GORDON SUCKS.
91109
No - I don't think any true fan of Nascar would be able to accept a #3 Chevrolet with anyone else driving it other than the late Dale Earnhardt.  For all that he had accomplished for the sport of Nascar, they should retire the number and induct him into the Nascar Hall of Fame.  There was only one Intimidator!  May he race (and rest) in peace.
1156147
No.\n\nMatt Kenseth will.\n\nIf not Matt, Jimmie Johnson will.\n\nIf not Jimmie, Kasey Kahne will.\n\nIf not Kasey, well... you get the idea.....\n\nMark Martin won't.
126150
Yes.  He has his old crew chief back.  I think he'll win Daytona, but come in 3rd for the Cup (behind Truex and Biffle).
1074719
THere have been close to the same amount of night races in Nascar for a few years. I think they've only added one in the recent years. The difference?? They have been scheduling them back to back in the past years....so people have noticed more. \n\nPersonally, yeah, it sucks for the short hometown dirt tracks..and noon in Nascar wants to harm that, b/c well, that's where most of hte driver's have started off, and it's where tomorrow's drivers are coming from. It just happens. I don't think it's damaging the business as much as some people are making it out to be. I personally love hitting the small tracks on Friday, and Saturday nights, but having Nascar Saturday night does make some things, like attending a race easier. But, to me, there will always be something about Sunday's that hold Nascar in a special place.
1133080
Yes it can bounce back if they merge again.  Indy Car racing is just as exciting as Nascar, I have been to races from both series Nascar and IRL, they are just as exciting as the other.  Merging also will bring back the sponsors, especially to the crown jewel of racing Indy 500.  The reason the decline has been so great is the lack of races on the schedule, if they merge I still wont expect a race every weekend but at least two a month except for May.  \n\nI say merge the manufacturers will get back into it, and the sponsors will also.  If the F1 series leaves the states, I say add a road race on the road course at the 500.  The popularity of the sport will again rise.
245584
you could always buy a nascar game for your pc or console system. i don't believe there are any websites that have online nascar racing
803327
He is going to get in a lot of trouble.Hopefully he won't be allowed to come back to Nascar next season.
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FORT WORTH, Texas (Ticker) - Kevin Harvick and Scott Riggs had their own version of a Texas tussle although neither driver factored into the outcome of Sunday's NASCAR Nextel Cup Dickies 500. \n\nTempers flared following the race when Harvick's and Riggs' team members were involved in a confrontation that knocked down Harvick's wife and injured a NASCAR official who was attempting to restore order.  \n \nThe drama at Texas Motor Speedway started with three laps remaining when Riggs tried to block Harvick, who repaid the favor by knocking Riggs out of the way and into the wall to set up a green-white-checkered flag finish. \n\nAfterwards, the two teams duked it out in the pit box. Harvick's wife, DeLana, was knocked to the ground by by Riggs' tool cart and NASCAR official John Sacco suffered a badly sprained ankle after also falling to the ground. \n\nA member of Riggs' team shoved Harvick from behind as he and his wife were walking back to the garage area. According to witnesses, the Harvicks and Sacco were knocked to the ground in front of the crash cart, which is a large tool box on wheels that is used in the pit area. \n\n"One of the guys on the No. 10 team came up from behind me and shoved Harvick, pushed him hard enough to knock him and DeLana in front of one of the war wagons (crash cart)," said Richard Childress Racing director of competition Mike Dillon, who was walking with the Harvicks. "A NASCAR (official) got in the way and tried to stop it. DeLana twisted her leg. \n\n"You're going to have heated moments, but when it turns physical it turns into a different story." \n\nA member of another NASCAR team confirmed Dillon's account of the incident. Evernham Motorsports officials, who own Riggs' Dodge Charger, would not identify the crew member. \n\n"I was in the garage with the car, so I didn't see what happened," said Riggs' crew chief, Rodney Childers. "We're working with NASCAR right now to figure out exactly what happened out there. There are always different sides to the story, and we'll work with them to find out what the truth is." \n\nNASCAR spokesman Mike McCarthy said officials are aware of the incident and are completing an investigation, but no further comments would be issued until that investigation is completed. \n\nHarvick admitted afterwards that he knocked Riggs out of the way after being blocked for position. \n\n"He was blocking all over the place, he wound up on the bottom. I got a good run on top, I got in back of him and spun him out," Harvick said. "Those guys decided to take matters in their own hands and trip my wife in front of the pit box and run her over. That was unnecessary, and I'm not happy about that." \n\nNASCAR officials called members of both teams to the transporter to discuss the situation. Penalties and possible suspension could be issued. \n\nAt the time of the on-track incident, Riggs was running third in the race. \n\n"I don't know what happened," said Riggs, who finished 31st. "We weren't as fast as the 20 (Tony Stewart) and the 48 (Jimmie Johnson), but we were on our way to a good finish. (Harvick) was behind us and all of a sudden we were loose and in the wall. \n\n"It's a shame for everyone on this team. They deserved a better finish for all of their hard work."