Hello race fans! Once again I am a little behind on my blogging as I took a little time off. But, I didn't miss out on any of the racing the last two weeks. Congratulations goes to Tony Stewart on his win at Kansas and of course Jimmy Johnson on his win in California.


As I stated in my last blog, I am very concerned about the domination Jimmy has had in the series right now. Don't get me wrong, they certainly have done their homework, but as I stated previously I don't think it's good that every week it's the same driver starting up front, leading practice and winning the race. We need some other driver's to step up to the plate and give him some competition. Now, Juan Pablo Montoya certainly has been doing that as is Mark Martin, but it's the same three drivers week after week. No wonder ratings and attendance are down. Who wants to tune in or go to a race that we know the same person is winning all the time. I don't want to sound like a whiner, but let's get real here, it's the truth! I still would like to see somebody like Mark or Juan win the title or even the one I predicted to win it, Tony Stewart. I think my man, Denny Hamlin, threw his chances out the window at California with that "rookie mistake" he made while leading the race. Better luck this weekend Denny! Now, that's the last time I will mention that subject!

Now for this weekend's race at Charlotte. I will be there with Lynch Tours so if you're at the race track, look us up! I am looking forward to a great time there as my husband and nephew will be attending with me. We will be attending qualifying on Thursday night, doing some shop tours on Friday morning before the Nationwide race and then, to top off our great weekend, on Saturday night we will be toasting the winner of the Sprint Cup race in the Speedway Club! Last year we toasted with Jeff Burton! This is definitely one of my favorite trips!

So having said that, best of luck to all the drivers this weekend. This is their home track and I'm sure this is one they would all love to win. So, drivers, crew members, track workers and fans, be safe out there and have a good one!

See you at the races!