As you may know, ESPN the Magazine’s next issue is the “Body Issue.” The premise is that they have different athletes nude and semi-nude photoshoots. I’d guess that the goal is to “appreciate the human body” but they’ve chosen some wacky models. The most random seem to come from baseball where ESPN has chosen Joba Chamberlain and Nelson Cruz. Both are quite burly fellows and calling them “easy on the eyes” would be quite a compliment. The picture above is a painting of Joba from some random
By Sal Sigala, Jr., FanZone SportsPublished:01 October 2009 1:16 AM EDTPosted in: Headline, NASCAR News, Sprint Cup SeriesComments [0]Print This PostEmail This Post To A FriendDigg it!FacebookEdit Post Death At The Track, Through The Eyes Of A NASCAR FanMargaret Cowherd jumped up as soon as she saw the doctor come out of the emergency room. She asked the doctor with a look of sadness in her eyes, “How is my husband? Is he going to be all right? When can I see him?”The doctor responded,
For Juan Pablo Montoya, 2009 marks the year that he has become, by every measure, a stock car driver. When the Columbian began his fulltime Sprint Cup career in 2007 after barely a hand-full of races ran in the Nationwide and ARCA Series, there were plenty of reasons to be skeptical of Montoya’s likelihood for success. Fast forwarding to the former Indianapolis 500 winner’s third season of NASCAR stock car racing, any lingering questions have been answered—he is a full-fledged, successful
As I was perusing the web the other day, I ran across an interesting blog about sponsorship in NASCAR and how it should be geared more towards women. The blogs from this particular site are the results of an actual college course being offered at Virginia Commonwealth University on the business of NASCAR . The course is taught by Drs. Jon Ackley and Michael Pitts, with posted blogs by students. The author’s main premise was based on what constitutes a “loyal” fan. She cited the statis
30 September, 2009 : – – ESPN the Magazine’s ‘Body Issue’ hits newsstands Oct. 9, and features more than 30 male and female athletes showing off their money makers. So far ESPN has been keeping a lid on who will be in the Body Issue, but USA Today reports Nascar’s Carl Edwards, surfer Claire Bevilacqua, [...]read the entire article
National Speed Sport News Power Rankings, April 26 issue Harrisburg, NC (PRWEB) April 25, 2006 — Fernando Alonso from Formula 1 remained at the top of the National Speed Sport News Power Rankings despite a narrow loss this past weekend. In the weekly… National Speed Sport News Power Rankings Harrisburg, NC (PRWEB) May 15, 2006 — Sebastien Bourdais from Champ Car is at the top of the National Speed Sport News Power Rankings. In the weekly paper’s rankings, Helio Castrone
With podium finish at Road Atlanta Newly announced Team USA driver finished among the top-three for an 11th time in Round 12.American standout Connor De Phillippi continued his pursuit of the BFGoodrich/Skip Barber National presented by Mazda title with another podium finish during the September 24-25 doubleheader at the famed Road Atlanta road course. In addition to adding to his points leads in the Skip Barber National title fight, the 16 year-old up-and-comer was announced as one two
~ Auto Club 500 in February options: Noon or 4:30 (Both PT) ~ San Bernardino County, Calif. (Sept. 23, 2009) – For the first time ever, race fans will have the opportunity to choose what time the green flag for a NASCAR race will wave. Auto Club Speedway is giving that option to race fans across the country to choose either a noon or a 4:30 p.m. (both times PT) start time for the Auto Club 500, the West Coast Premiere of NASCAR on Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010.
~Attend Pepsi 500 and take part in exclusive “Can’t Slow Down” performance~ San Bernardino County, Calif. (Sept. 23, 2009) – Race fans attending the Pepsi 500 at Auto Club Speedway on Oct. 11 th will be part of history on more than one level. Not only will those attending witness the “first” ever Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup race in Southern California, but they will also have the opportunity to be part of the “first” live performance video shoot of roc
INDIANAPOLIS (Sept. 23, 2009) – In racing, a split-second can make all the difference. It might be the difference that determines the outcome in qualifying, or the distance separating two cars at the finish line. In this year’s World of Outlaws (WoO) campaign, the competition has been so close, every night seems to come down to the smallest of margins between winning and losing. During the past three seasons, Tony Stewart Racing’s (TSR) Donny Schatz built a comfortable points lead en route to ca
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