Why do they do it?

To know the answer of that one would require a trip up the mountain to visit with the all-knowing; it’s too cold and too tough a hike, so I’ll just guess that he doesn’t know, either.

In the heat of battle racers loan each other stuff, directly allowing someone to compete with them for money, points, and glory. The most recent example came this past weekend when the hauler of Lucas Oil series rookie contender Bobby Pierce broke down near Hagerstown, leaving him without a MORE

As an avid believer in the uses and positives of using social media outlets to promote and build our sport, I must admit that I am guilty of the very thing that happened in the story I am about to tell you.

I went so far as to write a couple of previous columns about social media and sung praises of those that I thought had done a good job using social media to their advantage. I have even included a section about the use of social media in some of the race promotion seminars that I participate MORE

Tyler Reddick is just a little nervous, counting the days until he travels to Rockingham, N.C. to make his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series debut this weekend. It is another step in the promising career of the 17-year-old native of Corning, Calif. who for the past four seasons has become a fixture in Dirt Late Model racing.

Reddick’s dirt experience has been an interesting opportunity to watch a young man grow up right before our eyes. Reddick has matured from a shy, mop-haired kid to a steady MORE