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The Final Lap #185 – Champion’s Week / Kurt Busch

December 6, 2011 7 comments

SHOW #185 – We recap Champion’s Week from Las Vegas, discuss Kurt Busch leaving Penske Racing, and give you all the current NASCAR news. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Paul Northrop.
(About 54 mins)

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The Final Lap #183 – Edwards Vs. Stewart

November 16, 2011 6 comments

SHOW #183 – Guests: Marcos Ambrose and Trevor Bayne. Plus we review Phoenix, preview the final race of the season at Homestead-Miami Speedway, and the battle between Carl Edwards and Tony Stewart. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Paul Northrop
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Audio Interview: Marcos Ambrose

November 14, 2011 3 comments

Kerry talks with everybody’s favorite Australian NASCAR driver, Marcos Ambrose before the race at Phoenix. We find out his thoughts on the new re-pave, why he’s figured out ovals, and his top 3 career moments.   Have a listen mate!

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Marcos Ambrose Wins Nationwide Series Race at Montreal

August 20, 2011 Comments off

Marcos Ambrose wins his second NASCAR race in less than a week. Coming off his first Cup Series win at Watkins Glen on Monday, he turns around and put his #9 Nationwide Series car in Victory Lane at Montreal.

1 Marcos Ambrose
2 Alex Tagliani
3 Michael McDowell
4 Steve Wallace
5 J.R. Fitzpatrick
6 Scott Speed
7 Carl Edwards
8 Justin Allgaier
9 Jason Leffler
10 Elliott Sadler

Column: One for the Road Warriors

August 20, 2011 Comments off

Guest Column By Cathy Elliott

Anyone who was on the fence about the appeal of road course racing leading up to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series event at Watkins Glen International on August 15 must now have surely cold-shouldered the “road courses are boring” side in favor of the side simply known as “wow.”

Early on, the outlook was cloudy as the race, scheduled to be run on Sunday afternoon, was postponed until Monday morning due to wet weather.

In NASCAR, rain dampens more than the ground; it dampens the general spirit of things. Speedways rely heavily on volunteers and temporary workers to keep event weekends running smoothly, but many of those helpers must return to their “real” jobs on Monday. Fans have the same issue; some of them simply can’t stick around for a Monday race. And the teams lose a critical work day which would normally be spent getting ready for the next stop on the schedule.

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