How about some in car action?

From a Car of Tomorrow test at Nashville Super Speedway courtesy of KHamlin Racing.

Dr. Stewart and Mr. Tony

If its one thing you have to know about Tony Stewart is that he is not one to mess with when hes having a bad day. Just look at him during the altercation with the USAC official last Thursday night. Boy, was he pissed:



But the amazing thing is that even with the debacle on Sunday, Tony was in good spirits. I was expecting, and I'm sure a lot of other people were expecting, for Tony verbally tear someone a new one as soon as the race ended on Sunday, but instead he had this to say:

"Just a tough day," Stewart said in a statment via his PR person. "There are really no other words to describe it."

Maybe, Tony was just choosing his words carefully to avoid the possible firestorm he would receive from the press and NASCAR had he gone off about how crappy the tires were on Sunday.

Who knows. Hopefully, Tony can keep his cool like this more often.

Stewart Mum on Tires [Tampa Tribune]

About this whole Danica-Milka mess

I'm sure you've seen it all over the place now and I'm pretty sure your sick of it too. Why I do feel for Danica about being blocked by the rolling chicane that is Milka Duno. You think maybe would have thought this out before confronting her or maybe just do it like they do it in elementary school and be a nark and tell on her to the teacher aka Brian Barnhart. Just really sad to people do immature stuff like this, hopefully one day we'll be rid of these two and back to some simple racing.

Oh and if was to pick one of them in a fight, I would take Milka winning in three rounds of greuling mud wrestling. Yes i'n perverted, but can you really blame me?

Finish to the Coke Zero 400

Here is the wacky finish to last nights race, for tohse of you that haven't seen it or want to see it again:

Temper, Temper

Kyle Busch and Juan Montoya had meeting of the fenders towards the end of Sunday's race in New Hampshire. Before the final caution came out the two were racing each other hard and after they both took the caution Busch rubbed into Montoya's car, Montoya didn't appreciate that and turned Busch unfortunately it didn't work out well for Montoya, as he was tagged by Busch's spinning car and spun out also. NASCAR didn't really care for Montoya's actions and penalized him two laps dropping him from 25th to 32nd in the final results.

"He hit me under caution, he hit me under green and I retaliated," Montoya said. "Did I go too far in retaliating? Yeah. I think they are giving me a penalty and it's OK for what I did. The only thing I told them was that they are always saying be very careful not to do anything under caution. The only reason I did that was that I was just defending myself."

Busch claims that he did nothing to upset Montoya.

"I got a run on him earlier and I got on the outside and he kind of kept coming up a little bit," said Busch. "I didn't turn down into him and just barely touched his quarter-panel. Then I got by him in three and four and he run me up the racetrack in the left rear. Then we came to that caution flag and he thought he beat me to the caution flag and I was just trying to get around the 40 (Dario Franchitti) car, who was in front of us there and touched him on the door and he just turned left and spun me down the front straightaway. I don't know what his beef is, but obviously NASCAR should probably fix it."

Well here is the video of the incident. You be the judge:

Sunday also featured another incident between Kasey Kahne and Aric Amirola as the two took turns punting each other.

Montoya penalised for Busch incident [Autosport.com]

Flashback: 1994 Slick 50 300

Great battle between Dale Earnhardt and Ricky Rudd in the final 8 laps of the 1994 race at New Hampshire. TNN's Mike Joy, Buddy Baker and Kenny Wallace are there for the call:

This guy really loves his Dexys Midnight Runners

But seriously would to try to film someone while driving a car on the Interstate?

Hideki Noda has a huge crash in Le Mans

This isn't the way I wanted 24 hours of Le Mans weekend to start, within the final minutes of 1st round qualifying Hideki Noda crashed his Lola Mazda sending into a wicked barrel roll. Thankfully, Noda walked away unharmed.

Damn that "Carpet Eater"

Ah, good times on NASCAR Raceday as Jimmy Spencer screws up Patrick Carpentier's last name pronouncing it "Carpet Eater". The boys on "This Week in NASCAR" had a field day with that.



Too funny.

Is NASCAR trying appeal to "Carpet Eaters?" Wait, what??? (Awful Announcing)

Stay classy, Chad Knaus

Listen closely around the 1:10 mark for the f bomb drop by Chad Knaus

The closest will get to a Delta Force intro for this year's Indy 500

Courtesy of racermac1988. Enjoy:

Sprint Car racing is fliptastic!

Just ask Jason Johnson from last night's World of Outlaw event in Charlotte.

It's maaaagggiicccc

Flashback: 1996 Winston Select

This is weekly little feature I'll do every week choosing a race from the past for you to watch. This week its the 1996 edition of the Sprint All-Star Race, then known as the Winston Select. Watch as Michael Waltrip weaves his way through both the qualifying race and the feature race to win his first Sprint Cup event, even though he didn't officially win a race until 2001. This here is the intro to TNN's coverage of the event:

I betcha he ate it later.

Remember when the intros for Indy 500 were awesome

Especially ones using the theme from Delta Force: