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Published: 07/22/10

Gateway Incident Adds to Carl Edwards' Dark Side

By  Geoffrey Miller - AOL News
Gateway Incident Adds to Carl Edwards' Dark Side

Carl Edwards certainly has been full of what marketing-types like to call "crossover appeal." He's been the star of AFLAC's main Olympic commercial. He's glanced the cover of Men's Health magazine while becoming a spokesman for healthy fast food chain Subway. And, of course, he's become a favorite of the "SportsCenter" highlight reels with his trademark backflip after a win. But Edwards, ever the effervescent spokesman and intelligent thinker when asked questions in news conferences, has obviously shown to have a much darker side on-track at times -- with none more evident than what he ...

Published: 12/18/07

Best YouTube Moments of 2007

By  Tommy Christopher - Politics Daily
Best YouTube Moments of 2007

It's December now, and I thought to myself, "Wouldn't it be cool to think back over the past year about what the best things were, and then put them on a list?" It's a radical concept, but let's see if it catches on. "But what about things that happen before New Year's Day, but after you do your list?", you might ask. Those things never happened. Today, I want to take a look at the year in YouTube. I've got some clips loaded here, and I'll guide you through them after the jump. They're not all explicitly political, but YouTube represents the democratization of media, for better or for ...

Published: 12/10/07

NASCAR FanHouse Top 25 Year-in-Review:Elliott Sader, No. 19 Gillette-Evernham Dodge

By  Geoffrey Miller - AOL News
NASCAR FanHouse Top 25 Year-in-Review:Elliott Sader, No. 19 Gillette-Evernham Dodge

Welcome to the 2007 NASCAR FanHouse Year in Review. Follow along each day until the end of 2007 as we look back on the top 25 drivers of the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series for the 2007 season.Driver: Elliott Sadler -- Emporia, VirginaTeam: No. 19 Dodge Dealers Dodge, Gillette-Evernham MotorsportsPoints: 25th (-3583)2006: 22ndKey Stats: 2 Top-10s, 4 DNF'sBack in 2008?: Yes, same teamElliott Sadler's 2007 campaign was a direct showing of the struggle that car owner Ray Evernham's teams had all year. Sadler's year started well in 2007 after posting a sixth-place finish in the crazy finish of the ...

Published: 04/9/07

Ray Lewis Turns to Champ Car After NASCAR Didn't "Help"

By  Geoffrey Miller - AOL News
Ray Lewis Turns to Champ Car After NASCAR Didn't

When Rick Hendrick started his racing team, NASCAR wasn't there to nudge and give anything he needed to be successful. The same goes for Jack Roush, Ray Evernham, Robert Yates, and fill-in-the-blank-here-with-a-NASCAR-owner.So what, Ray Lewis, made you feel so entitled that you can blame your failure to produce a racing team on NASCAR?Lewis, a linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens, told FOX Sports Radio all about his terrible misfortunes. "Well, whatever policy they have, we hit a lot of walls. Because it takes huge sponsorships, it takes huge commitment, from so many different people in the ...

Published: 03/30/07

Say What? Martinsville Friday Quotes

By  Geoffrey Miller - AOL News
Say What? Martinsville Friday Quotes

Some sayings, thoughts, and quotables from Denny Hamilin's pole-winning Friday at Martinsville Speedway.Matt Kenseth wouldn't take the blame for Dale Jarrett's spin last week at Bristol, and apparently, they haven't talked. The 17 better watch out for the Big Brown Truck Sunday because 500 laps is a long time to go without seeing every driver on the track. "If I would have run into the back of him, I would have called him right away and talked to him about it, but I tried to pass him five or six times, and that time I had three or four feet underneath him and that was my spot, so I didn't feel ...

Published: 03/19/07

Bristol Motor Speedway 1982: Where Were They Then?

By  tallglassofmilk - AOL News
Bristol Motor Speedway 1982: Where Were They Then?

When Darrell Waltrip took the checkered flag in the Busch 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway in 1982, a sold-out crowd of 30,000 watched him do it. That August race began a consecutive streak sellout of Nextel Cup events that now stands at 50 strong with the upcoming Food City 500 and its 160,000 capacity crowd.Only three drivers that competed in that 1982 race still race today. Mark Martin, who is not expected to race in this year's Food City 500, was 23 years old and competing in his first full year as a driver/owner. Kyle Petty, who was 22, and Ricky Rudd, who was 25, will be the only drivers in ...

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