NASCAR teams up with OCC

Little E to help out Paulie Sr and JrHelping to promote sponsor Sunoco (the official fuel of NASCAR), Tony Stewart, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Kasey Kahne, and Jimmie Johnson are helping Orange Country Choppers each design a $50,000 motorcycle.  Each driver will have their picture taken with their exclusive custom bike to put on trading cards. 

Get all four cards and enter a contest to win a custom OCC bike of your own!

 

 

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Tony Stewart on fire (and we’re not talking about winning)

Tony is NOT happyMan, the guy in the #20 car is pissed!  Tony Stewart, during his weekly radio interview on Sirius Satellite Radio on Tuesday, compared NASCAR to professional wrestling and claimed yellow caution flags were brought out to shape races (listen to them here).  “It’s like playing God….they can almost dictate the race instead of the drivers doing it.  It’s happened too many times this year.”  Yikes.

Tony usually gets away with his biting comments, but not this time.  When the team arrived to Talladega Friday for the Aarons 499, NASCAR officials wanted a word first, not even letting the team unload the car until the big heads got a chance to speak.  A very contrite Stewart emerged from the meeting with a considerably different tone.  “The thought of (NASCAR) not being on the up-and-up was something I was frustrated about.  But after having the meeting, I feel more confident it’s not that way, and I wish I would have went to NASCAR in the first place.”  Ya think?

NASCAR was satisfied with just chewing some butt.  Tony’s been slapped with a $10,000 fine plus being placed on probation until December 31st.

Pick up Tony Stewart Gear from NASCAR Store here!

 

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Kyle Busch takes Bristol

NASCAR and the Car of TomorrowKyle Busch wins the Food City 500 and the first race featuring the Car of Tomorrow, the new version NASCAR has invested seven years of research to make the stock car more safe.  The biggest changes:  moving the steering wheel three inches to the right to move the driver further away from crash impact, and the wing spoiler instead of the blade to give the car better aerodynamics.  Most drivers weren’t in favor of the new car, including Tony Stewart saying it’s “like driving station wagons”.

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