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Joey Logano will visit the fans at Greater Philadelphia Expo Center on the weekend of Jan. 23-25

 

Middleton, Connecticut NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Joey Logano will visit the PPB Motorsports show in Philly. (Credit: AP photo)

Middleton, Connecticut NASCAR Sprint Cup driver, Joey Logano will visit the PPB Motorsports Show held at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA on Jan. 23-25.  (Credit: AP photo)

By Lou Modestino

Middletown, Connecticut’s Joey Logano,the man who could very well become the next NASCAR Sprint Cup champion, will visit with fans at the huge Pioneer Pole Buildings Motorsports 2015 Presented by Sunoco Race Fuels Distributed by Insinger Performance Race Car and Trade Show which is set to take place at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center, Oaks, PA January 23-25. Continue reading →

New Hampshire’s Andy Seuss and Connectucut’s Doug Coby among those honored at NASCAR’s annual tour awards banquet

NASCAR Mexico champion Abraham Calderon opened the NASCAR Touring Awards Banquet with his speech. (Credit: NASCAR Mexico photo)

NASCAR Mexico champion Abraham Calderon summed it up best at the NASCAR Touring Awards Banquet with his speech. (Credit: NASCAR Mexico photo)

By Lou Modestino

The culmination and coronation of a season-long – and career-defining – road to NASCAR glory came Saturday night for seven drivers. Continue reading →

ESPN’s NASCAR TV ratings broadcast up slightly over last year

Kevin Harvick won his first NASCAR Sprint Car Championship by taking the final race at the Homestead-Miami Speedway, (Credit: AP/BleacherReport photo)

Kevin Harvick won his first NASCAR Sprint Car Championship by taking the final race at the Homestead-Miami Speedway, (Credit: AP/BleacherReport photo)

By Lou Modestino

ESPN’s live telecast of the Ford Ecoboost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday, Nov. 16, the final race in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup, had a rise in viewership for the second straight year, leading to an increase in overall viewership during the 10 races of the Chase. The Miami event averaged 5,223,000 viewers, up from 5,119,000 for last year’s race and 4,769,000 for the race in 2012, according to Nielsen Media. Continue reading →