FOX in the Fast Lane: Goody’s Fast Relief 500 (Martinsville)
NASCAR races to Virginia for the Goody’s Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville, Mark Martin marks a milestone and Greg Biffle stays parked at Roush Fenway.
FOX News Radio’s Marghiee “Trackside” Teshineh has the latest edition of “FOX in the Fast Lane”…
KURT BUSCH SAYS SINCE MARTINSVILLE SPEEDWAY STARTED HOLDING NASCAR RACES IN THE LATE 1940’s, THE REASONS A DRIVER DOESN’T MAKE IT ACROSS THE FINISH LINE HAVE CHANGED…
(WHEN THE TRACK WAS BUILT, IT INITIALLY CHALLENGED THE CARS TO SURVIVE FOR FIVE HUNDRED LAPS. NOW IT’S MORE ABOUT THE DRIVERS STAYING FOCUSED AND WHAT THEY CAN DO TO BEAT THE NEXT GUY.)
AND WHAT DOES KASEY KAHNE THINK ABOUT THIS HALF MILE TRACK?
(I LIKE MARTINSVILLE, I THINK EVERYBODY DOES, IT’S DIFFERENT. SO IT’S NICE TO GO TO THOSE TYPES OF TRACKS ONCE IN AWHILE AND SWITCH IT UP.)
A BIG WEEKEND FOR MARK MARTIN AT MARTINSVILLE, AS HE BECOMES ONLY THE EIGHTH DRIVER IN NASCAR SPRINT CUP SERIES HISTORY TO START EIGHT HUNDRED RACES.
AND GREG BIFFLE SAYS HE’S NOT LOOKING TO JUMP SHIP THANKS TO A COMBINATION OF THE ECONOMY, CURRENT DRIVER LINEUPS AND THE IMPROVEMENT AT ROUSH FENWAY RACING — HE’S CLOSE TO SIGNING AN EXTENSION WITH ROUSH FENWAY RACING TO CONTINUE DRIVING THE NUMBER SIXTEEN FORD.
FOX IN THE FAST LANE, I’M MARGHIEE TESHINEH, FOX NEWS RADIO.
