March 22, 2008
- How much do you know about the National Stock Car Racing Commission? Until recently, most fans might not have even known there was an independent board that handles hearing procedures for appealing NASCAR penalties. See the full story at NASCAR.com.(3-22-2008)
- DW’s Pipes To ‘Idle’ During Sprint Cup Off-Week: NASCAR on Fox lead analyst Darrell Waltrip, who lost his voice during last week’s race at Bristol, was diagnosed with severely inflamed vocal cords on Wednesday of this week. This prompted a visit to Dr. Katherine Garrett (aka the “Voice Doctor To The Stars”) at the Vanderbilt Voice Clinic where she treated DW with a steroid. Dr. Garrett, who has treated Charlie Daniels and other Nashville singing stars, has DW under strict orders to severely limit his speaking. He is expected to return to the booth March 30 in Martinsville. “It took eight years, but I finally figured out a way to get more air time,” quipped DW’s pre-race colleague and former crew chief Jeff Hammond.(Fox PR)(3-22-2008)
- Key Motorsports returns to NNS at Richmond test: For the first time in nearly 10 years, Key Motorsports is returning to Nationwide Series action. Team owner Curtis W. Key, Sr. and his race team will unveil one of its four Chevy race cars during the Series’ scheduled open test session at Richmond International Raceway Monday and Tuesday, March 24 and 25. The game plan is to enter the scheduled NNS event at RIR on Friday, May 2 – one of a handful of races Key plans to race in the series in 2008. Veteran driver Jeff Green has been hired by Key to drive the car. Managing the Nationwide Series project for Key will be highly experienced Tommy Morgan, the Director of Competition at Key Motorsports.(Key Motorsports PR)(3-22-2008)
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