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By jwalte04, Section Other Sports
I hate NASCAR. Hate it. I can see cars driving anywhere and at any time. The last thing I want to do is watch 500 miles of it on a track that goes nowhere. Yes, I have heard it all, "It's the environment and the people surrounding the race", and "THEY ARE JUST SO FAST, IT'S AWESOME". I get it. Not to knock these...drivers? I certainly can't call them athletes, though what they do is very dangerous. But I just feel that it takes no athletic skill to drive a car at high speeds. Maybe I just haven't done it, but I feel that it has more to do with mental awareness and attentiveness. (6 comments, 484 words in story) Full Story By ClassicRocker06, Section Other Sports
By Billy Fellin
NASCAR isn't just a sport for people who consider y'all a word worthy of Webster's Dictionary. Believe it or not, NASCAR is a sport and other people outside the South do like NASCAR. I was born in Connecticut and am a huge NASCAR fan. So here's why people outside the South can, and do, like NASCAR. (2 comments, 740 words in story) Full Story By BostonMac, Section Other Sports
By Ryan McGowan On Sunday afternoon, I rediscovered my Southern roots.
OK, I lied. I was born in Rhode Island and grew up in Massachusetts. I fit in south of the Mason-Dixon line about as easily as Charlton Heston at a vegan convention. But for one day, I was Southern. (2 comments, 1162 words in story) Full Story By alexferguson60, Section Other Sports
Since Dale Earnhardt died racing at the Daytona 500 in 2001, the pressure cooker on Dale Earnhardt Jr went up by about a million times. This is a story about truly living in your father's shadow... (1 comment, 891 words in story) Full Story All trademarks and copyrights are owned by their respective leagues and associations. The Rest © Sportscolumn.com / Cow Hollow Media, LLC. Please read our Terms of Service. Sportscolumn.com is powered by Scoop.
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