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The Verizon Pit Reporters (09/07/10)

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The Verizon Pit Reporters

The Verizon Pit Reporters is a unique forum that brings together the nation's top motorsports media for an hour-long roundtable discussion on the racing issues of the day.

The show is now in its 11th year on The Performance Racing Network.

Brett McMillan, veteran motorsports broadcaster, PRN pit reporter is the host of The Verizon Pit Reporters.

If it happened during last week's race, or is a hot topic for this week's race...you'll hear it discussed in and intelligent and thought provoking manner on the on The Verizon Pit Reporters.

Along with McMillan, scheduled panelist include; Monte Dutton, The Gaston Gazette; Jim Utter, Charlotte Observer; Ralph Sheheen, Marty Snider and Jim Noble of TNT ; Rick Allen, John Roberts and Wendy Venturini of SPEED; Bob Pockrass, Jeff Owens and Kenny Bruce of NASCAR Scene Daily;  Bruce Martin of SI.cm,  David Newton and Ryan McGee of ESPN.com; Tom Jensen of SPEED.com, Nate Ryan of USA Today, Lee Spencer of FOX Sports.com, Joe Menzer of NASCAR.com, Jeff Gluck of SB Nation and Dustin Long of Landmark Newspapers.

The Verizon Pit Reporters airs on 200 PRN stations across the nation and can also be heard on NASCAR.com .

 

Blogs

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

No More Cars

It’s a foregone conclusion that the Chase will be different next year.  How?  That we don’t know yet.  Why?  Because Jimmie Johnson has won four in a row.

While I don’t mind the rumors of some kind of “elimination” as the Chase goes along…I do mind the idea of increasing the size of the field.

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Thursday, September 2, 2010

Applause

When folks disagree with NASCAR’s rulings or decisions…they’re quick to criticize.  So, often, the things NASCAR does right get lost in the ether.

Labor Day weekend, we see two of those things in action.        

First, double-file restarts.  This has the best single change NASCAR has made in my memory for promoting better, more exciting racing.  Cautions have always bred cautions…now, they breed side-by-side action between drivers battling for position…not just to get back on the lead lap.

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