Nascar

Championship contender Clint Bowyer kept his hopes for a Sprint Cup title alive with a big win in Charlotte on Saturday night.

Yet another week of upsets afflicted the college football world, as three top five teams fell on Saturday.

In possibly one of the most exciting finishes of the year, Matt Kenseth escaped Talladega with a win and a slight gain in the Chase for the Sprint Cup.

The world's finest drivers took the track in New Hampshire, but it was Denny Hamlin who came out on top and took the 23-pound trophy in the end.

If you have ever been to a NASCAR race, you know just how expensive the whole experience can get.

In a slightly disappointing day for my boy Jeff Gordon, a positive light shined down upon us as Brad Keselowski took the lead from Jimmie Johnson and eventually took the checkered flag in Chicago at Chicagoland Speedway.

First off, we all know I'm a sports fanatic. Sports rule. Let's recap all the craziness that unfolded this weekend, including three huge college football upsets.

My plan for the evening was to watch SMU/Baylor and switch back and forth between the Nascar race and a little Sunday night college football. Unforunately, the football game was basically decided in the first ten minutes of the game. So thankfully, I had Nascar racing from under the lights in Atlanta, Georgia, to enjoy with a few of my ice-cold tasty friends on a Labor Day weekend.

It was a typical night in Bristol, Tennessee, bumping and grinding, and even a helmet chunking incident between Tony Stewart and Matt Kenseth.

Usually, when NASCAR rolls into Michigan International Speedway, you can expect plenty of wide open green flag racing

I didn't have anything else to do today, so I sat at home at watched some good ol' NASCAR with my son.

Denny Hamlin was on mission Sunday in New Hampshire as he dominated a majority of the LENOX Industrial Tools 301, but a late pit mishap would cost him a chance at the win.