Elton Sawyer Revels in Power

Note: THIS IS SATIRE


With Nascar having moved on from “Boys Have At It” to something more along the lines of “That’s Enough, Boys”, someone is forced to determine what is good contact and what is bad. That responsibility has fallen at the feet of Nascar’s senior vice president of competition, Elton Sawyer. 

Power personified

“All must kneel before the awesome power of I, a former Busch Series driver turned upper-level executive”, Sawyer boomed out from his Daytona Beach office. “For it is I, Elton Sawyer, who shall determine what is rubbin and what is hooking. The wisdom of Solomon dwells within ME!”

Sawyer recently implemented a suspension of popular driver Chase Elliott for “hooking” Denny Hamlin. 

“With my infinite wisdom I was able to interpret the data as a HOOK!”, Sawyer said whilst standing behind his desk. “Suck knowledge only comes from the other guy to drive the 27 car, and the other other guy to drive the Hooters car. Absolute knowledge is MINE!”

The suspensions come in stark contrast to the “Boys Have At It” hands-off approach put in place by Mike Helton. 

“No mere boy can police himself—one must seek the guidance of I, a two-time Busch Series race winner!” Sawyer explained while pounding his fist on a nearby end table. “The sport must turn to me for leadership, and free Barbasol samples will be had by all!”

Sawyer would later attempt to explain how, while his genius is immortal, he had nothing to do with Ricky Rudd having a win taken away at Sonoma in 1991.




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Nascar Race Picks: Uncle Max vs. The Tarot Deck—Sonoma



What a week!

No, not my Nascar picks, which have remained in a slump.  I’m talking about my first week of work at the new location.  Turns out everyone there is pretty cool—I got a lot of handy hints to make my day a lot easier.  But there’s still lots of work to be done!  I guess that’s why they moved ME over to this other location—they want me to whip it into shape like I did my last one ten years ago.  So I’ll be putting in the extra hours to get things running smoothly until my vacation at the end of the month.

Until then, let’s hope I don’t get lost on my way to work again!


TRUCK SERIES (2 wins)—off


Saturday Late Afternoon XFINITY SERIES (1 win) DoorDash 250: Justin Allgaier—watch him wind up paying a much-higher entry fee.


Sunday CUP SERIES Toyota/SaveMart 350:  The Tarot Deck (1 win) selects the the King of Cups, Aric Almirola.  FAVORITE: Chase Elliott—back to basics. NEXT FAVORITE: AJ Allmendinger—when in doubt on a road course, go with the ‘Dinger.  DARK HORSE: Kevin Harvick—just like Tony Stewart’s last win.


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Spade Racing Opens a Box of 2021-22 Panini Prizm Nascar Cards, Pack 7 of 12


Join us (well, me) as we/I go through a box of 2022 Panini Prizm Nascar Cards.  Because there’s 12 cards per pack, each pack is split in two.



Pack 7 Part 2—Poppy Bank, a Proper Rank, and Nations to Thank


FIRST LOOK: Remember when Hemric ran that Tony Stewart Home Depot paint scheme at Darlington?  And then he just kinda stuck with it for the next couple of years?  That was cool.


TO THE BACK: I feel like Carl Edwards is a tough driver to judge amongst the good-to-greats, but his fantastic final season is worth something.  Much better than a “Victory Tour” for Travis Carter.


SAY WHAT: “I’d like to thank Uzbekistan and Lesotho for once again not sending any drivers to Nascar, so the USA can be the best stock car nation in the world—hey, back off Uruguay!”


RATING: 8 in car cameras out of 10