Filed under: Tony Stewart , NASCAR Videos , Joe Gibbs Racing FanHouse’s Geoffrey Miller is on location & blogging away at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for Sunday’s 15th Running of the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard. Friday morning, word got out that NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Tony Stewart was in some kind of altercation at O’Reilly Raceway Park in Indianapolis during a Midget race involving a race team that he owns. Stewart was alleged to have gotten extremely heated at USAC race officials after his car, driven by Tracey Hines, was forced to a go a lap down after officials had deemed the team had taken too long to repair the car prior to the green flag coming out. The result of Stewart’s anger has now been made available online thanks to an Indianapolis television station, WTHR-13, who received the homemade video from a fan who was in the grandstands that night. The video, which is only 0:46 seconds long, clearly shows an irate Ste...
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TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) — Tony Stewart snapped his 43-race winless streak on Sunday at Talladega Superspeedway, getting the victory when NASCAR ruled Regan Smith drove below the yellow out-of-bounds line to get by Stewart on the final lap. ... more
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Rookie driver Regan Smith crossed the start/finish line in first place at the end of Sunday’s Amp Energy Drink 500 at Talladega Superspeedway , but it was Tony Stewart who was celebrating his first 2008 Sprint Cup series win in victory lane. NASCAR awarded Stewart the win after the powers-that-be decided that Smith’s move under Stewart as the field came through the tri-oval for the final time was i... more
Tony Stewart was the first driver convicted of dipping below NASCAR’s out-of-bounds line, learning a valuable lesson in 2001 at Daytona that he’s carried with him the last seven years.... more
Last season Jeff Gordon had the best regular season in Nascar history and still lost the championship to Jimmie even tho he averaged a top 5 finish in the Chase. Think about that for a minute.... more
Jimmie Johnson went one way on the final lap of Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway and Carl Edwards went another. The result was a swap of the race lead and the championship.
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Filed under: Phoenix , Jimmie Johnson , Jeff Gordon , Hendrick Motorsports , Nextel Cup , Car of Tomorrow , Chase for the Nextel Cup Last week at Texas Motor Speedway, we heard plenty about how Jeff Gordon didn’t have a good-handling car in the Saturday practice sessions leading up to the Dickie’s 500. And if Jeff Gordon wants any chance at re-capturing that Nextel Cup point lead and his fifth series championship, the No. 24 team is indeed going to have to make amends on h... more
Filed under: Phoenix , Jimmie Johnson , Carl Edwards , Jeff Gordon , Martin Truex Jr. , Roush Fenway Racing , Chase for the Nextel Cup Carl Edwards has quietly allowed the brouhaha with fellow Roush driver Matt Kenseth to slowly disappear in the media in good fashion. Quietly enough, in fact, that he won the pole at Phoenix and no really seemed to care -- nor bring the topic up. After all, there are two races left in the "Hendrick Motorsports Trophy Deciding Circus" and three former... more
Filed under: Cowboys , Jeff Gordon , NASCAR Gossip NASCAR champion Jeff Gordon’s wife, Ingrid Vandebosch, is still holding her own in Our Book of Scrap’s Hottest Sports WAG title competition . After handily crushing her two recent challengers Christy Cooley (60/40), and Patricia Mikula (75/25), Ingrid now holds an impressive 8-0 record with 7 KO’s. Hotter than an NFL cheerleader? Check. Hotter than a Playboy Cyber Girl? Check. Hotter than a 25-yea... more
Filed under: Phoenix , Jimmie Johnson , Jeff Gordon , Hendrick Motorsports , Nextel Cup , Car of Tomorrow , Chase for the Nextel Cup (This will be the first part of a two-part series airing here on the Fanhouse. It will break down the final two races of the season for the two drivers, Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson, who still have a manageable shot of winning the 2007 Chase for the Nextel Cup. Watch for the next one just before Homestead next week.) Heading to Phoenix Interna... more
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