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News, Notes and Quotes from the Media Tour - Days 1-4;
NASCAR Town Meeting Transcript

ESPN:
Inevitably, drivers end up getting along by David Newton

Bristol Herald Couier::
Keselowski doesn’t mind the extra attention Edwards is giving him and
Justin Allgaier races to Nationwide Series win at Bristol by Allen Gregory;
Grounds around BMS emptier than normal by Michael Owens;
Two becomes three in the case of the half-mile hotbox by Jim Sacco;
Fan: ‘It’s still Bristol Motor Speedway, and there’s no place like that’ and
Christmas in March for Santa Pal families at BMS by Roger Brown;
Scary moments in old-timers’ race as legends return to high banks of Bristol by Nate Hubbard

Bump Drafts:
A Confident Kid, A “Confidence Man” & Shrub Struggles by Jim McCoy

FoxSports:
Edwards, Keselowski smiling after meeting by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Kurt Busch - Yes, Kurt Busch - Offering Example On Maturity For Keselowski by Jay Pennell

Insider Racing News:
Explaining The New Spoiler and It's Use At Talladega by Kim Roberson

Motor Racing Network:
Johnson Eyeing First Bristol Win by Pete Pistone

Nevada Appeal:
Changes coming to NASCAR autos by Roger Diez

Southern Pines Oilot:
What’s Up With NASCAR’s Crazy Schedule? by Andy Cagle

SPEED:
Crazy Days At Bristol and
Zipadelli Toasts Sliced Bread and
Allgaier Breaks Through At Bristol and
Two Drivers Hurt In Bristol Exhibition by Mike Hembree

Speedway Media:
Allgaier wins the Scotts Turf Builder 300 - by Larry Taylor;
Edwards vs. Keselowski: 'We laughed. We cried. It's good.' - by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Bristol Motor Speedway Promises to Deliver as Rivalries Heat Up - by Angela Campbell

Sports Illustrated:
Kissing the wing goodbye, Bristol race predictions by Lars Anderson

Yahoo Sports:
Storylines: Will Keselowski bring the noise? by Jay Hart

ESPN.com:
Drivers, owners say past is past by David Newton;
NASCAR says goodbye to the wing by Ryan McGee

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Edwards-Harvick feud takes center stage at Bristol by Jeremy Dunn

AutoSport:
Johnson: Keselowski has upset rivals by Diego Mejia

Bleacher Report:
News, Notes and Pictures from Bristol Motor Speedway by David Yeazell

Bristol Herald Courier:
‘Concrete Carl’ vs. ‘Battling Brad’ and
Logano earns first Sprint Cup pole and
Wilson Eager to Author Another Bristol Dream by Allen Gregory

CBS Sports:
When rubber meets concrete at Bristol, everyone's on edge by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Rex White easily passed test to become a racing champ by Tom Higgins;
Will SAFER racing mean better racing at Bristol Motor Speedway? and
Logano's picture perfect lap wins Bristol pole by Jim Utter

FoxSports:
Let's go racin' boys by Darrell Waltrip;
The Hot Pass: Rivals take aim at Edwards by Lee Spencer

Insider Racing News:
Will Sponsors Control Carl Edwards Better Than NASCAR? by Brenda Benedict

Johnson City Press:
Couple celebrate anniversary during Family Race Night by Madison Mathews

Las Vegas Sun:
NASCAR drivers have memories like elephants and
This Week's Stockcar Toon by Mike Smith

LTPicks:
Bristol Fantasy Report

Michigan Live:
NASCAR Trading Paint: Food City 500 picks

MikeMulhern.net:
Hot Blood in Dixie: Roger Penske weighs in on the Brad Keselowski-Carl Edwards controversy and
The meeting, Carl and Brad...and Jack Roush's Take and
Rivals don't seem to be very pleased with this whole Brad Keselowski-Carl Edwards thing: "too scary"

Motorsports FanHouse:
Bristol Motor Speedway Debuts its New 'Boys, Have At It' Walls by Bob Zeller

NASCAR.com:
Menard, Speed enjoying their time in the top 12 by Joe Menzer

NASCAR Examiner:
NASCAR meets with Keselowski and Edwards at Bristol: Says be careful to respect the line by Greg Engle

NASCAR Media:
Bristol Weekend Preview page

NASCAR Examiner:
Keselowski said what? by Greg Engle

NASCAR This Week:
Around and around they go ands
Smoke gets in your craw and
NASCAR notebook: Is it Kyle, or is it Steve?

Racin' Today:
Stewart Is On A Media Room Tear and
Ah, Bristol – What A Place by Rick Minter;
Is Bad Brad Becoming A Garage-Area Outsider? by Jim Pedley;
Cup Notes: A Softening Ticket? by Jeff Hood

Tennessee Racer:
Kahne and Stewart owned teams dominate first night of WoO action at Bulls Gap by Richard Allen

Racing Geek:
Food City 500 Preview by Jordan Bianchi

Roanoke Times:
Edwards, Harvick feud heating up by Dustin Long

SceneDaily:
Feuding Carl Edwards, Kevin Harvick could be the next two drivers to ‘have at it’ by Jeff Owens

Speedway Media:
Yall Seen Junior? Spring/Bristol by Shell Sparrow;
Bristol Motor Speedway - Qualifying for the Food City 500 by Larry Taylor

Uniwatch:
Pretty Much the Opposite of the ‘Look at Me!’ Approach by Paul Lukas

ESPN.com:
Passion still burns for Bobby Labonte by Marty Smith;
Crunching numbers for Bristol by Matt Wills

Atlanta Journal Constitution:
NASCAR notebook by Rick Minter

Athlon Sports:
Hello Old Friend: Wing flies out of favor with NASCAR, spoiler to return by Tom Bowles

AutoWeek:
NASCAR notebook: Teams test new spoilers by Al Pearce

Bleacher Report:
Women in Motorsports: Shop Talk With Racing's Leading Females (Part One) by Rob Tiongson

Bristol Herald Courier:
NASCAR needs a shot ... of whiskey and
McMurray back to business as usual after Daytona victory and
The art (and lack) of promotion in NASCAR by Allen Gregory

Caledonian Record:
Strap In! Interesting Twist To NASCAR's All-Star Race in May by Biggy Bigelow

Captain Thunder:
Harvick says Edwards is "Fake as Hell" by John Nevins

Charlotte Observer:
Kyle Busch has feel or Bristol by Jim Utter

Daly Planet:
NASCAR on SPEED vs. March Madness by John Daly

Ford Racing:
Menard Awareness Building Points

FoxSports:
NASCAR, teams seek balance with new spoiler by Larry McReynolds;
Fitting intro songs for NASCAR drivers by Rea White Top feuds in NASCAR history and
NASCAR feuds we want to see

Frontstretch:
Is NASCAR Cracking Up? by Kurt Smith;
Marcos Ambrose Driver Diary: Mountain Climbing, Off Weekends, and Time to Regroup by Marcos Ambrose;
Driven to the Past: The Day Earl Almost Got Run Over... by John Potts;
Bettin' the Horsepower: Busch Bros. Are Favorites, But Logano May Be Best Bet by Mike Lovecchio;
Back to the Baseline for Specialty Racing by Bryan Davis Keith

Georgia Racing History:
Hersey Tragedy Serves As A Reminder by Brandon Reed

Insider Racing News:
Darrell Waltrip Tips NASCAR's Hand on Twitter by Rebecca Gladden

Johnson City Press:
Kahne ready to take track at Bulls Gap by Jeff Birchfield

Kingsport Times News:
Junior Johnson's son following in dad's footsteps by Jeff Bobo;
NASCAR feuds nothing new at Bristol Motor Speedway by Dave Ongie

Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Edwards-Keselowski feud still boiling by Jeff Wolf

MikeMulhern.net:
Bristol, and the NASCAR haulers are rolling in....but filling 160,000 seats, now that's going to take a good marketing campaign

Motor Racing Network:
Driver Handicaps: Bristol by Jeff Wackerlin

Motorsports Talk:
On media reaction to the Brad K/Carl E incident at Atlanta by Charles Krall

Naples Daily News:
Germain team revs up for big weekend at Bristol by Tom Rife

NASCAR.com:
One man's influence felt throughout the garage by Ty Norris;
Bristol a place for rivalries and feuds to escalate;
Track Smack: Bristol perfect for payback, should BK care to pursue

NASCAR: Beyond the Track:
Forget Edwards-Keselowski … new battles will be started at Bristol by Matt Myftiu

NASCAR This Week:
Bobby Johns was an early Bristol winner and
Fan tips and
Since when did fewer wrecks become such a bad thing? and
Paying respects by Monte Dutton

Race Journal Online:
Where, Oh, Where to Put the Spoiler? by Carol Einarsson

Race Talk Radio:
Thank God for Bristol: And Now for Something Completely Different by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Love Not On Drivers’ Itineraries At Bristol by Jim Pedley

Racing Geek:
Answering Questions on RCR, Kenseth, Why Bristol is Big for Kyle and much more by Jordan Bianchi

SceneDaily:
Chief concern: Kyle Busch needs Steve Addington back for Bristol by Kris Johnson

Speedway Media:
I've discovered I am as indestructible as Earnhardt by Ron Thornton;
Colin Braun Makes Bristol Nationwide Debut by Mary Jo Buchanan

Sporting News:
Top 5 and 5 to watch: Bristol by Bill Marx;
Sorenson begins road back Saturday at Bristol by Lee Montgomery

TennesseeRacer:
Heavy NASCAR presence is likely for Bulls Gap WoO races: Kahne to race both nights by Richard Allen

USA Today:
Even after crash, Keselowski won't change his approach and
More from USA TODAY's Q&A with Brad Keselowski by Nate Ryan;
Team notes: NASCAR aces dive into short track slate at Bristol

Yahoo Sports:
What To Watch For: Food City 500

York Dispatch:
Wrestling, racing go together at Bristol by Ellen Siska

ESPN.com:
Driver X: Know your NASCAR history;
Payback less an issue than flying cars and
Hamlin latest hotshot to falter early by David Newton;
[NASCAR] March Madhouse: North and West regions by Ryan McGee

Performance Racing Network [PRN]:
A New Directive by Doug Rice;
Back to the Future by Brett McMillan

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: March 18, 1984 – Benny Parsons Wins His 21st – and Final – NASCAR Race

Atlanta NASCAR Examiner:
Race of the week- 1997 Food City 500 (Remember when Gordon bumped Rusty) by Jeremy Dunn

Augusta Chronicle:
Bristol changes turn up the heat and
NASCAR newsmaker: Junior Johnson by Don Coble

All Left Turns:
Pit crews perform with little sleep by Patrick Reynolds

Bleacher Report:
Bristol Could Deliver a Knockout Punch to Teams In and Out Of The Top-35 by Kelly Crandall;
Bristol's Beating and Banging Brings Back Memories for Baker Curb Racing by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Lance McGrew: Ready For March Madness at Bristol by Sandra MacWatters;
Brad Keselowski and Carl Edwards went to Atlanta and a Racing Incident Broke Out by Sal Sigala Jr.

Bristol Herald Courier:
Ambrose brings his own style to Bristol and
Patrick has style, not substance by Allen Gregory

Bump Drafts:
Can These Drivers “Reset” After Break? by Jim McCoy

CBS Sports:
Spoiler alert: End of wing era among topics as Cup series resumes by Pete Pistone

Charlotte Observer:
Attitudes, atmosphere have changed, Travis Carter says by Steve Waid;
Bristol can bring out the worst and best of NASCAR drivers by Jim Utter

Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil:
NASCAR Scene: From spoiler test to Bristol unrest by Marsha Hoffman

Dallas Morning News:
Jeff Gordon is a good fit for Bristol track by Carlos Mendez

Delaware News Journal:
Barriers may get Bristol bumping by Mike Finney

Element of Speed:
Always Bet on Busch by Summer Dreyer

FoxSports:
Can Busch keep momentum going at Bristol? by Jeff Hammond;
Keselowski following path forged by legends by Jeff Owens

Frontstretch:
Side By Side: Old Bristol vs New Bristol by Jeff Meyer and Kurt Smith;
Talladega Spoiler Test Bodes Well For Return Date In April by Vito Pugliese;
Fanning The Flames: Cleaning Out The Inbox And Bracing For Bristol by Matt Taliaferro;
Dialing It In: Truex Adjusting To Life At Waltrip Racing by Jay Pennell;
Fantasy Insider: Escaping Disaster At Thunder Valley by Tom Bowles

Insider Racing News:
Upcoming Talladega Race Could Be Wild and Crazy by Doug Demmons

Johnson City Press:
Harvick on top of Sprint Cup heading to Bristol by Jeff Birchfield

Kingsport Times:
'Mad' Max Papis gets ready for Bristol with stop in Hickory by Jeff Bobo

Laidback Racing:
Tailgatin': What You Need to Know About Bristol by Jo Ann Hlavac

LTPicks:
Bristol Driver Rankings

Motor Racing Network:
Harvick Chasing History by Pete Pistone

NASCAR.com:
NASCAR Nation shows passion in Social Media by Dave Kobuszewski

NASCAR Insiders:
Pit Crew Coaches: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly by T.C.

NASCAR-ista:
Bristol Driver Intro Songs - Best, Worst and Huh? by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
A few little things here 'n' there and
NASCAR Notebook: Bristol is a Childress kind of track by Monte Dutton

Philadelphia Daily News:
Jeff Gordon says rivalries, trash-talking attract NASCAR fans by Bill Fleischman

Race Talk Radio:
Old Bristol or New Bristol: Fantasy Insight Bristol 1 by Dennis Michelsen

Racin' Today:
Dale Jarrett Talks Feuds, Paybacks and Coverage and
Marlin Gives Ownership A Whirl by Larry Woody

RacingWithRich:
If Johnson keeps winning, will you stop watching? -The results by Richard Allen

Roanoke Times:
Sprint Cup no longer winging it following Bristol race by Dustin Long

San Diego Union Tribute:
Scorn for Edwards should be borne by NASCAR by Bill Center

SPEEDtv:
The Old Bristol? by Jimmy Spencer;
Bristol Bound by Ryan Newman;
NASCAR To Meet With Edwards, Keselowski by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Spectator vs. Spotter: Bristol Edition by Rebecca Spence;
Johnson remains our hottest driver, but not for long by Ron Thornton

Sporting News:
At Bristol it's no-holds barred by Jeff Owens

Sports Illustrated:
Why Dale Earnhardt, Jr. matters, kudos for Kenseth, more mail by Tom Bowles

Stock Car Science:
The ABCs of Flying Cars: Aerodynamics, Brad and Carl by Diandra Leslie-Pelecky

Stock Car Gazette:
Bristol - Statistically Speaking by Mike Wells

TennesseeRacer:
Bayne settling in as Nationwide Series heads to his home track by Richard Allen

Trading Paint:
The Only Wings in NASCAR should be hot or chicken by Jerry Bonkowski

Toronto Star:
Is Tagliani injecting a little NASCAR into IndyCar? by Norris McDonald

USA Today:
New NASCAR spoilers could be solution to liftoffs by Nate Ryan;
Speeds top 200 in test of new NASCAR spoiler at Talladega by Gary Graves

ESPN.com:
Roush Fenway Racing making noise by Terry Blount;
So long wing, we hardly knew ye by David Newton

Alabama Live:
'Holy speed!' Topping 200 mph at Talladega by Doug Demmons

Around the Track:
History Around The Track: March 17, 1957-1963-1968: The Great Holman-Moody Team Wins Three Times On This Date – With Three Different Drivers

Bleacher Report:
Drivers Spoil Talladega Test Session: NASCAR Certain To Make Rule Change by David Yeazell

Bump Drafts:
Bench Racing Down Memory Lane by Patrick Reynold

CBS Sports:
Poll Position: Keselowski-Edwards crash not best way to attract fans in NASCAR by Brian De Los Santos and Pete Pistone

Competition Plus:
Cup Drivers Spend off-week with NHRA by Phil de Montmollin

Daytona Beach News Journal:
Respect The NASCAR Elders by Godwin Kelly

FoxSports:
Short-track chaos coming in NASCAR by Larry McReynolds;
Qualifying overhaul offers interest boost by Lee Spencer

Frontstretch:
Did You Notice? ... Talladega Testing Confusion, Four NASCAR #1s, And Mayfield Pops Up? by Tom Bowles;
Mirror Driving: NASCAR Senior Tour?, Faltering Gibbs, And Swapping Dates by the Frontstretch Staff;
Top Ten Reasons Kurt Busch Struggled In His NASCAR Debut by Jeff Meyer;
Ryan Truex Driver Diary: Gearing Up For NASCAR 2010 as told to Bryan Davis Keith;
Weekly Power Rankings: Top 15 NASCAR Tracks compiled by Mike Neff

Herald Bulletin:
Edwards decision correct by Ken de la Bastide

Insider Racing News:
Time For Bristol, Bring It On by Chuck Abrams

Johnson City Press:
[Rusty] Wallace keeps busy these days and
Logano has shown vast improvement in second year by Jeff Birchfield

Laidback Racing:
Cup Corner – Bristol Fantasy Forecast by Ron Engel

LTPicks:
Bristol PreRace report;
Atlanta PostRace report

MikeMulhern.net:
Talladega testing: pretty darned fast, with the new package

Motorsports FanHouse:
Jeff Gordon Talks Expectations: New Spoilers and New Son by Holly Cain

NASCAR.com:
A 160,000-seat testament to the strength of NASCAR by David Caraviello;
Interesting start to season sure to continue at Bristol by Joe Menzer

NASCAR Examiner:
NASCAR turns 200 mile per hour plus laps at Talladega by Greg Engle

NASCAR Insiders:
Ask The Insiders Wednesday #66 by T.C.

NASCAR-ista:
A Few Bristol Predictions by Michelle Dawn

NASCAR This Week:
Feud of the Week: Juan Pablo Montoya vs. Brad Keselowski and
O Bristol, my Irish eyes are smilin' and
Speed in the right groove by Monte Dutton

Race Journal Online:
Bristol Fun Facts: No Unapproved Entertaining! by Carol Einarsson

Racin' Today:
Enough Of The Gripes Of Wrath, Already and
Keep Eye On The Tiger by Larry Woody

Roanoke Times:
NASCAR notebook: New spoiler put to test by Dustin Long

SceneDaily:
Test your NASCAR knowledge by taking NASCAR Illustrated's Trivia Quiz

SPEED:
Carl Edwards taking out Brad Keselowski at Atlanta Motor Speedway was inevitable by Steve Byrnes;
Ambrose Takes Bite Out Of Bristol by Tom Jensen

Speedway Media:
Jeff Gordon Announces 'It's a Boy' at Talladega Test - by Mary Jo Buchanan;
Tempers Have Always Run Hot at Short Tracks - by Clayton Caldwell;
The Road to Richmond - Sprint Cup takes a week off - by Larry Taylor;
The Problem With 'Letting Them Race' - by Ron Fleshman

Sporting News:
My List Of American Sports Nirvana Centers by Jim Pedley

Stock Car Gazette:
TV Times - Will Keselowski have any friends at Bristol? by Lou Modestino

TheTwoCents:
TwoCents and Five Questions with Brian Vickers by Farrah Kaye

Vegas Insider
Bristol Preview by Micah Roberts