Danica Patrick now has a sponsor for her career-ending races; will she find a ride?
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Two weeks after his abrupt retirement as a full-time driver in NASCAR, Carl Edwards on Wednesday would not rule out a potential U.S. Senate campaign in his home state of Missouri next year. Terry Smith, a political science professor at Columbia College, speculated in a Wednesday piece for KBIA’s Talking Politics that Edwards will challenge Sen. Claire McCaskill, a Democrat whose second term expires in 2018. Edwards didn’t exactly rule it out when reached by Sports Betting News.
When NASCAR decided not to fine Austin Dillon for running Cole Custer into a wall last week in Phoenix, other drivers were left wondering how the sport decides who gets fined and who gets away with rambunctious behavior. ”Give me my money back,” Danica Patrick said Friday at Fontana. Patrick is among several drivers who have been fined for on-track shenanigans seemingly less egregious than the scrape between Dillon and Custer.
Motor racing’s governing body, the FIA, has impounded the brake ducts from Racing Point’s cars and ordered Mercedes to supply corresponding components from its 2019 car after deeming a protest from rivals Renault admissible.
