Flipped car has NASCAR in a quandary (Los Angeles Times)

9 March 2010, 9:54 pm

Carl Edwards is put on probation for apparently intentionally bumping Brad Keselowski and sending his car airborne in Atlanta race. But beyond that incident, officials want to make sure that cars aren’t prone to lift off the track. The idea seemed simple enough: NASCAR would let its drivers race a bit more aggressively and give the fans a better show.... Read More »

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