Archive for Month: April 2010
How many…uh…cows…you got under that hood?
When you think about saving energy, you probably don’t think about your engine oil. The folks at G-Oil do.
RPM, Roush, Murphey the Mustang and the Pride of Ownership
I was 14 years old the last time I stood in line to get an autograph. It was at the Target store in Brookfield, WI and a chance to have my album cover signed by Boston (the band, not the city). The only reason I went was that a group […]
Storm Dangers at Talladega
Last week at Texas Motor Speedway was not fun because of the rain. But we didn’t have to deal with severe storms and tornadoes. The words that are most worrisome in the forecast are “tornado outbreak”.
Storm Dangers at Talladega
Last week at Texas Motor Speedway was not fun because of the rain. There were short periods of downpour and then just moisture hanging in the air that would not go away. But we didn’t have to deal with severe storms and tornadoes. Having spent 14 years in Nebraska and […]
Track Drying
I’ve gotten a couple questions about why it takes so long for a track to dry and why humid weather should make a difference, so here’s a short explanation. Air is a mix of gas molecules: mostly (78%) nitrogen, about 21% oxygen, the rest misc. gases. The composition is pretty […]
Eight things NASCAR should address: #6 – Get Serious About Green
I’ve gotten a little behind in my blogging. My Mom was diagnosed with cancer in February and passed away last week, which threw me for a bit of a loop in terms of catching up. But here it is, Texas race weekend and seven races into the year. So #6 […]
Eight Issues for NASCAR in 2010: #6 Get Serious About Being Green
I’ve gotten a little behind in my blogging. My Mom was diagnosed with cancer in February and passed away last week, which threw me for a bit of a loop in terms of catching up. But here it is, Texas race weekend and seven races into the year. So #6 […]
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