A Sprint Cup Series off-weekend is a hard thing to deal with. It’s pretty sad how hard it is for me to figure out things to do to fill up the time. I’m sure the drivers and teams adore them but I find them to be intolerable and cruel. Ok, ok, it’s not THAT serious but still, I miss NASCAR when it’s gone.
The good news was that it wasn’t really gone, gone. There was still a Truck race on Friday and a Nationwide Series race on Saturday. I didn’t see the Truck race although I heard that some dude named Kyle Busch won it. I did catch the majority of the Nationwide race but I fell asleep during the last 20 laps or so. I woke up to that guy KyBu talking again and I was going to scream because I thought he’d won but he hadn’t, so I was happy. Thank you, Kevin Harvick, for making sure my weekend wasn’t ruined.
Here’s something you should know: I’m NOT working for Z-Line Designs. I can’t/won’t go into details, but I wanted to explain why I haven’t said anything about them since I announced I was going to work for them.
Driver of the #32 Dollar General Toyota, Reed Sorenson, watches scoring in the garage area during practice Friday while he prepares for the Nashville 300. (Credit: Jason Smith/Getty Images for NASCAR)
Justin Allgaier, driver of the #12 Verizon Wireless Dodge walks in the garage area during practice for the NASCAR Nationwide Series Nashville 300. (Credit: Jason Smith/Getty Images for NASCAR)
Carl Edwards battles Scott Wimmer for position during Saturday’s NASCAR Nationwide Series Nashville 300 at Nashville Superspeedway. (Credit: John Sommers II/Getty Images for NASCAR)
Trevor Bayne signs autographs for fans during qualifying Saturday at Nashville Superspeedway. (Credit: Jason Smith/Getty Images for NASCAR)
