Victory Burnouts Now On Display - Could There Be An "Old-Timers" Nascar Race In The Works?

Major League Baseball has its Home Run Derby and the NBA its slam dunk / three-point contests. Such contests have spiced up the respective all-star weekends of those sports, giving NASCAR incentive for putting on its first Pennzoil Victory Challenge, a burnout contest highlighting the tire-smoking abilities-a ritual normally reserved for victory celebrations-of five chosen drivers at this month's All-Star Challenge at Lowe's Motor Speedway. The celebratory burnouts will feature current drivers demonstrating three parts of a post-race triumph: smoking tires after a drag-like start, a pair of 360-degree donut spins, and a precision sprint to Victory Lane through strategically placed traffic cones.

The competition will be timed with the drivers subject to penalties. H.A. "Humpy Wheeler, president and general manager of Lowe's Motor Speedway and one of NASCAR's top promoters, has been hyping the competition with thoughts of Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch displaying the same pomp and flair ... more.

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