Posts Tagged ‘catch fence’

Franchitti wins second 500 in the second hottest 500 in History

Franchitti wins second 500 in the second hottest 500 in History

Every year when May comes around I get excited to go cover my favorite race of the year, the Indianapolis 500. Nothing can compare to the history and tradition of the 500. Off to the races!


850 miles of carnage in one day at Talladega!

850 miles of carnage in one day at Talladega!

Ever since the beginning of the year when NASCAR officials made the now famous quote, “Boys have at it” in regards to relaxed rules with bump drafting and drivers self policing the garage everyone has been waiting for the drivers to get on track at the biggest and baddest track on the circuit. Talladega. The [...]


Danicas debut dominates Daytona destruction

Danicas debut dominates Daytona destruction

Just a few months ago the NASCAR season ended in Miami, fast forward three months and about 250 miles north on I-95 and it was time for the 2010 season to kick off with high speed action in Daytona Beach.


Jimmie Johnson wins historic fourth straight Championship

Jimmie Johnson wins historic fourth straight Championship

As with the previous four years of covering NASCAR the final race of the 2009 season would once again be all about Jimmie Johnson. This time he was closing in on a historic (and unprecedented) fourth straight championship.


Scary Fans and Scary Crashes dominate Hallow-Dega

Scary Fans and Scary Crashes dominate Hallow-Dega

With how busy I have been covering NASCAR during this years Chase for the Cup I gotta admit I was starting to get bored with the repetition of covering several races. I haven’t shot an NFL game in well over a month and really miss shooting it, however a weekend in Talladega was more than [...]


NASCAR Kansas (where the only excitement is in post race press conference)

NASCAR Kansas (where the only excitement is in post race press conference)

With the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in their playoffs, also known as the Chase, it is now time for me to shoot less football and now focus on lots and lots of NASCAR. My first of seven playoff races I will be covering was at the 1.5 mile Kansas Speedway. While it is not one [...]


NASCAR Sonoma

NASCAR Sonoma

It has been three years since I made the trip to the rolling hills of the wine country to cover NASCAR as they raced around the winding turns of Infineon Raceway. NASCAR has 38 races a year and only two of them occur on tracks with left and right turns. This is the first road [...]


Kyle Busch celebrates Birthday in Richmond Victory Lane

Kyle Busch celebrates Birthday in Richmond Victory Lane

After 5 days of attempting to get over screwing up and missing the Carl Edwards crash in Talladega it was time to put it behind me as I made the trip up to Richmond, Virginia for a nice weekend of NASCAR on the 3/4 mile short track of Richmond International Raceway.


Carl Edwards is cleared for Liftoff

Carl Edwards is cleared for Liftoff

Every once in awhile a crash occurs that has the sports world talking for days. Carl Edwards experienced one of those crashes when he went airborne on the last lap of the Aarons 499 at the Talladega Superspeedway. With its location in the tri-oval plus occuring on the last lap it would be one of [...]


Thunder in the Arizona Desert…NASCAR Style

Thunder in the Arizona Desert...NASCAR Style

If the Phoenix International Raceway wasn’t 30 miles from my house I doubt I would come to this race. While it is a fun track to drive on its not quite as fun as a fan. So instead of hanging out waiting for some action I decided to really put in 100% effort and try [...]