The 48 Team And The Art Of Going In Circles
The time Rev' Jim has to be on line is still very rare, but we can't let this NASCAR season end without a word or two. At the time of this writing, it looks like Jimmie Johnson and the 48 team once again have the Cup Championship sewn up. Unless, of course, the driver or the team make a serious mistake during Sunday's season closer at Homestead. That, as most racing fans know, is not likely to happen. "How," one might ask, "Can one driver be so dominant over the others that he wins the championship four consecutive seasons?"Now, to be fair, the one who might ask that question would be one who is not familiar with NASCAR racing. In fact, the one who asked

Light 'em up!
I seriously doubt that Jeff Gordon reads this blog, but something sure lit a fire in him. At Richmond, last Sunday, he and Denny Hamlin gave us a great of red hot wheel to wheel racing. He wasn't boring at all. That's the Jeff Gordon we want to see.At the beginning of the season, listening to Gordon gave us the perception that he was ready to grab the bull by the horns and start racing to win again. But that fire we saw quickly dwindled, and suffocated under a blanket of, for the 24 team, mediocrity.For the majority of teams in the Sprint Cup Series, Gordon's performance would be great, but this is the 24 team we are talking about. This is the team of one of the bes

Revvin' and Rantin'
As you may have noticed, I have been unable to post anything lately, due to lack of internet access. T'herefore, we will try to take care of several different subjects, including some photos from the 2009 Good Times Auto Show in Old Colorado City, while we have the opportunity.As the NASCAR Sprint Cup