NASCAR: Track Gods to Showroom Stars
As a kid growing up in Maine, my favorite pastimes involved cars. My affinity for toy cars surely kept Matchbox and Hot Wheels in business, and my ability to identify vehicles based on just a passing glimpse was no doubt an example of unrecognized genius.
Leading NASCAR Jacket Website Re-launched as SpeedwayJacketsPlus.com
SpeedwayJacketPlus.com debuts under pressure from NASCAR attorneys and licensees. Today, it was announced that NASCARJacketsPlus.com, a leading online retailer of licensed NASCAR and character jackets, shirts, and other merchandise has been re-launched as www.SpeedwayJacketsPlus.com.
Industrial Nanotech's Greentech Automotive Coating Continues to Improve Auto Performance for NASCAR Race Teams and Consumers
Industrial Nanotech, Inc. (Pink Sheets:INTK), an emerging global leader in nanotechnology, announced today that a fourth NASCAR race team has purchased the Company's patented nanotechnology based coating, NanoBoost?, for use on race cars to control heat transfer and improve performance.
NASCAR Fans Love Baseball : Diverse and Surprising Leisure Preferences Revealed in Study of Single NASCAR Enthusiasts by Meetmeattheraces.com
Surprise! Single NASCAR fans prefer Baseball to some other motor-sports including Indy Car, and Motorcycle races.
From Nascar "Pony" Car Fame - The Lincoln - Mercury Cougar
You may well have thought that the Mercury Cougar auto that the origins of the Mercury Cougar auto were nothing more than a whale sized version of simple Ford Thunderbird car Yet many are surprised that the history and development of this classic American sportscar rather was that of the NASCAR legendary Mercury ?Pony Car? , which kicked nothing but but ?Butt? on the Trans-Am Automobile racing circuit
Top Sports Leagues, Program Network Find Fault With Tech Companies' 'White Spaces' Proposal: NFL, MLB, NASCAR, NBA, NCAA, NHL, the PGA TOUR, ESP
The National Football League, Major League Baseball, the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the PGA Tour, and ESPN today challenged tech companies' "white spaces" proposals, including a "beacon" plan supported by Google, and asked the Federal Communications Commission to remain focused on protecting wireless microphones from interference from new devices operating in the "white spaces." In their joint filing, the leagues and ESPN - as members of the Sports Technology Alliance - assert that the FCC must require the technology companies that want to sell wireless white spaces devices to prove that their devices won't int...
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