Kyle Petty Sees what Danica Is Really Upto.

Well Danica Patrick has finally announced that she is coming to Nascar and will be driving for JR Motorsports for a select number of races for 2010.

And while many may say this is a good thing for the sport, Kyle Petty has a few words about Ms.Patrick joining Nascar.

I for one am not happy that she is coming to Nascar.

Brad Keselowski will have two diffrent crew chiefs in 2010

Penske Racing has announced that Jay Guy and Paul Wolfe will head Brad Keselowski Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series teams Respectfully, for the 2010 season.

Roy McCauley who has lead Penske's No. 12 Sprint Cup team for the least four years, will be remain with the team, however he will no be in a leadership role within the organization.

Jay Guy, who is 36, had been the Crew Chief for Reagan Smith who drove the No 78 Chevy Impala SS for Furniture Row Racing in the Cup Series. Besides being a crew chief in the Cup Series Guy has also been a crew chief in the Nationwide and Truck Series.

"I am really excited to join Penske Racing and I'm looking forward to the opportunities that lie ahead with the No. 12 team, Over the years, the No. 12 team has had a lot of success, including winning the 2008 Daytona 500, and we certainly want to build on that tradition of winning. Brad is one of the most talented drivers in NASCAR and we will work together to develop his skills and make this team the best it can be." -- Jay Guy

Paul Wolfe, who is a former competitor on the track, will be the Crew Chief of Brad's No. 22 Dodge in the Nationwide Series. The 32 year old Wolfe had raced in the Nationwide Series and has also completed his fourth year as Crew Chief in the Series by leading the No. 11 of CJM Racing to 21st place finish in the Nationwide Series Standings.

"The chance to work with Penske Racing and a driver as skilled as Brad is a tremendous opportunity, With the team that we will have in place, we know that 2010 will be a special season for the No. 22 and we will work hard to make sure we are ready to meet the challenge." --Paul Wolfe

Brad Keselowski will be making his first full time Nascar Sprint Cup season, as well as competing in his Third full time, Fifth career season in the Nationwide Series.

"Both Jay and Paul have a lot of experience throughout all levels of motorsports competition and they each seem to get the most out of the teams and drivers that they work with, I'm really looking forward to working with Jay next season in my first full season of Cup Series competition. We are also excited to race for the Nationwide Series title with Paul and the No. 22 team in 2010." --Brad Keselowski

Finally Someone has a clear head on the Matter

Finally after all these weeks and months where writers have written how it looks like Danica Patrick will be driving in Nascar next season and how good it will be for her and the sport, i have found one writer who, even though he leaves it open that there could be a chance that she will come over; also writes about how she shouldn't.

The writer's name is Joe Menzer who writes for Nascar.Com.

Now i am a fan of Mr. Menzer, and it has nothing to do with the fact that he has written an article saying that Danica shouldn't be racing in the IRL and The Nascar Nationwide Series at the same time.

But i do think that she shouldn't be driving in two different series at the same time.

The Goose's Race Awards: A Day Before Thanksgiving Feast

well the Nascar season if finally over, so as i sit here with a bag of Walnuts, YES The Goose likes Walnuts. I will give you the Drivers who won the Most Goose Awards for the 2009 season and any other records that were set. And yes i'm well aware that i only started The Goose's Race Awards near the end of the Nascar Season.

Well To Start you off, here is the Most Goose's Race Awards for The Nascar Nationwide Series.


The Fast Hand Action Award: Tie between four driver

The Slow Hand Action Award: None

The Black Sheep Award: Tie between three drivers

The Lucky Break Award: Tie between Two drivers

The Unlucky Break Award: Mike Bliss (2)

The Aggressive Move Award: Tie between two drivers

The Problem Maker Award: Denny Hamlin (1)

The Keith Romaine Good Race Award: Tie between three drivers
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The Record For The Most Goose Race Awards For One Race: Brad Keselowski (4)

The Record For The Most Unlucky Break Awards For The Season: Mike Bliss (2)

The Record For The Most Goose Race Awards For One Season: Brad Keselowski (4)


Now here are the Most Goose Race Awards for the Nascar Sprint Cup Series.

The Fast Hand Action Award: Tie between six drivers

The Slow Hand Action Award: Brad Keselowski

The Black Sheep Award: Dale Earnhardt Jr (2)

The Lucky Break Award: Jeff Gordon (2)

The Unlucky Break Award: John Andretti (2)

The Aggressive Move Award: Juan Pablo Montoya

The Problem Maker Award: Tie between two drivers

The Keith Romaine Good Race Award: tie between six drivers

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The Record for the most Goose Race Awards for one race: Juan Pablo Montoya (4)

The Record for the most Goose Race Awards for one season: Juan Pablo Montoya (4)

The Record for the most Lucky Break Awards in one season: Jeff Gordon (2)

The Record for the most Unlucky Break Awards in one season: John Andretti (2)

The Record for the most Black Sheep Awards in one season: Dale Earnhardt Jr (2)

From The Goose, Congrats to Jimmie Johnson

As everyone knows by now Jimmie Johnson has won his Fourth Sprint Cup Championship, but that isn't the biggest thing. The biggest thing is that he won his four championships consecutively.

Now I'm not a big Jimmie Johnson fan, and don't like the fact that he won another championship. But i do give credit when credit is do.

So Congrats Jimmie, Chad, and the whole Lowe's Home Improvement Chevy Impala SS on winning your fourth Championship.

The Goose's Race Awards: The Last Sprint Race for 2009

Here are The Goose Race Awards for the Final Sprint Cup Race of 2009

The Fast Hand Action Award: Juan Pablo Montoya (For not hitting anything when he spun during practice on Friday); Mark Martin (For not spinning on lap 148)

The Slow Hand Action Award: None

The Black Sheep Award: Marcos Ambrose (For having a right rear tire go flat while leading, then having a battery die, and after that scraping the wall); Dale Earnhardt Jr (I totally forgot why)

The Lucky Break Award: Juan Pablo Montoya (for not wrecking his car in Friday Practice); Jeff Gordon (for getting a caution when he needed it); Reed Sorenson (for getting the lucky dog award)

The Unlucky Break Award: Marcos Ambrose (Because he had a right rear go flat while leading); John Andretti (for having his tire blow up and wrecking the right front fender); Juan Pablo Montoya (For getting a flat tire after he made contact with Tony Stewart); Elliott Sadler (For getting caught up in a chain reaction crash on pit road); Reed Sorenson (For getting caught up in the same accident as Elliott); Robby Gordon (Got Loose and spun)

The Aggressive Move Award: Juan Pablo Montoya (For spinning Tony Stewart)

The Problem Maker Award: Erik Darnell (For trying to get to the garage during pit stops and causing a chain reaction crash)

The Keith Romaine Good Race Award: Denny Hamlin, Bill Elliott, Clint Bowyer, Jeff Burton, Kevin Harvick



Next Wednesday will be the announcing of the Most Goose Race Awards winners for the season along with any other records.

The Goose's Race Awards: The Last for the season for the Nationwide Series And First Time A Driver Has Won Four Awards

Here are the Goose Race Awards for the final Nationwide Series race of 2009. Next Year hopefully will be better and with more Awards. The Good Race Award has been renamed, for today and tomorrows races as well as for The Goose's Most Awards which will be sometime next week, The Keith Romaine Good Race Award in honor of Brookhaven Town (Brookhaven NY) Councilman Keith Romaine who died on November 14th, he was the councilman for my area. I did not know Mr. Romaine personally but from the way people have described him, he sounded like a man whose qualities, it takes to drive a good race.

Now with no farther a due, The Goose Race Awards.


The Fast Hand Action Award: Brad Keselowski (For not hitting Jason Leffler, when Leffler got lose in front of him)

The Slow Hand Action Award: None

The Black Sheep Award: Brad Keselowski (For getting loose and spinning and then on lap 35 getting spun by Denny Hamlin); Mike Bliss (For getting a one lap penalty for having a tire getting out of his pit box, and at the time losing 5th in points by one point)

The Lucky Break Award: Brad Keselowski (For Nascar allowing his team to get an extra set of tires after his two spins)

The Unlucky Break Award: Brad Keselowski (For getting loose and then for getting spun by Denny); Carl Edwards (For having his front balance get damage); Jeff Burton (For losing a 4.6 lead due to a caution caused by Justin Marks); Mike Bliss (because a tire rolled out of his pit box after he made a pit stop)

The Aggressive Move Award: Denny Hamlin (For spinning Brad Keselowski)

The Problem Maker Award: Denny Hamlin

The Keith Romaine Good Race Award: Erik Darnell (Before he scraped the wall; Carl Edwards 9For coming back from 38th after he damaged his car); Scott Speed