Churchill Downs, Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, The Rose Bowl, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Soldier Field and Martinsville Speedway are all among the most historic sports arenas in existence in the United States.
PIKE: NASCAR’s North Carolina Connection
For much of the country, NASCAR is a small segment of life and isn’t central to people’s day-to-day lives, but for native North Carolinians it’s a little bit different.
PIKE: The Plight of New Hampshire
The loss of a Cup date for New Hampshire is the result of a multitude of factors.
PIKE: A Retrospect Of 2016’s Great Racing Moments
As we come to the end of another racing year, I’ve done some thinking, and as I look back on 2016, there are three races that stood out to me … all of which I saw in person.
PIKE: A Letter To Anthony Wayne, Part V – In Defense of A Man
This is the conclusion of my “Letter to Anthony Wayne”. Read part four here, if you want to catch up. Thanks for reading! I hope to see you at Homestead-Miami, because I’ll be there too! – James The celebrations from the 2011 championship carried on into December of that year. Of course I bought all kinds of gear, but this time, I …
PIKE: A Letter To Anthony Wayne, Part IV – The Watershed
This is part four of my five-part “Letter to Anthony Wayne”. Read part three here and come back tomorrow for the fifth and final installment! – James Are we even gonna be competitive this year? Are we ever gonna win another race? I would be lying if I said I wasn’t thinking those thoughts heading into the 2009 500. No one had gone …
PIKE: A Letter To Anthony Wayne, Part III – Blind Faith
This is part three of my five-part “Letter to Anthony Wayne”. Read part two here and come back tomorrow for part four! – James How do you follow up a magical season like 2005 and continue the act that you started? The answer: you don’t. Wins at Martinsville and Daytona were cool, but at this point what stands out is not what happened …
PIKE: A Letter To Anthony Wayne, Part II – Leave The Ears On The Dog
In part two of a special five-part series, our James Pike looks back on his memories of the second stage of Tony Stewart’s colorful career, including his 2005 win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and subsequent series championship.
PIKE: A Letter To Anthony Wayne, Part I — The Beginning
In part one of a special five-part series, our James Pike looks back on his memories of the early years of Tony Stewart’s colorful career, and the roller-coaster of emotions along the way.
PIKE: Byron’s Heartbreak Embodies The Flaws Of The Elimination Chase
What a bitter, bitter way for William Byron to end what will likely be his only full-time campaign in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
PIKE: For Tony Stewart, It’s An Indiana Thing
To be fair, and honest, Indianapolis (and quite frankly, Tony Stewart, to some extent) doesn’t care about Daytona. Why would you need Daytona when you have 100+ years of history from America’s original proving grounds at your doorstep?
Pike Post: Coming Home
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Column and photo by Race Chaser Online Correspondent James Pike — The K&N Pro Series East will head to historic Bowman Gray Stadium tonight for the fifth running of the NASCAR Hall of Fame 150. Ask drivers up and down the grid, and they will tell you something similar regarding the experience of racing at the oldest …
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