Let's face it, your all here to learn about what's new with us and things that we hold dear. Well, NASCAR is one of those things. So I'm going to make you sit through my brief summary of last week's race. Bristol, Tennessee, also known as thunder valley. Think about 43 cars, on the fastest half mile oval on the planet, with 780 horse power a piece, with nowhere for the sound to go. Thunder valley.
It is one of the best tracks to watch a race at, due to the fact that there's 43 cars on a very short track going upwards of 130 mph. There's bound to be "accidents". But i can't say i'm completely thrilled about the outcome. Kyle Busch was the winner, and you could say I'm not a huge fan. As if the guy needed another ego boost. At 19, he was the youngest driver ever to win a pole (1st starting position) in NASCAR Nextel Cup history. At 20, he was
the youngest driver to ever win a Nextel Cup race, and the youngest driver to ever win the rookie of the year award. Now he'll forever be known as the first driver in history to win a race with the new COT (Car of Tomorrow). So I may not like him a whole lot, but the kid can drive. 
Matt Kenseth limped to an 11th place finish after causing this wreck sending Dale Jarrett (44) into the wall, just missing several other wrecks, and dealing with a terrible car all day. Not to bad considering he started 38th. Well, that'll be it for now, hope you all enjoyed it. Stay tuned.....
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