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I love entering contests. I always have and more than likely always will.
With the age of social networking, it is much easier to enter contests, particularly through the current most popular social networking application, Twitter. With a 140 characters or less tweet (message), a public relations representative, publicist or agent for a celebrity can ask a simple question for their followers to reply with the answers. Within a matter of minutes, followers know if they’ve won the current contest promotion.
I will admit, I have participated in a few of these contests, particularly ones pertaining to Kasey Kahne. I will also admit that on at least two occasions I have I been one of the lucky ones to win the particular contest. The most recent one was just the other day, Tuesday to be exact. Read the rest of this entry »
The 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup champion, Jimmie Johnson, and his wife, Chandra, are expecting their first child, according to the Associated Press. Read the rest of this entry »
Welcome to the new and improved Pit Report Online!
The site was originally started by Penni when she worked for her local newspaper and wrote a NASCAR column.
We have now turned the site into something more than just a weekly column. The Pit Report Online will be the home of several writers with real journalism experience, posting NASCAR news, reviews, columns and interviews. Read the rest of this entry »
It looks as if the “Busch” series may have come to an abrupt end Sunday at Martinsville Speedway as Jimmie Johnson won his first race of the season. Neither Busch brother was a factor for the win. Kyle could have been if he hadn’t been the cause of an early race caution after getting into Scott Speed sending them both spinning. And Kurt just wasn’t there all day. He did managed to finish on the lead lap in 18th.
As for the rest of the race, well, it looked as if Denny Hamlin was going to win. He took the lead early on lap 156 and pretty much never looked back. That was until Jimmie Johnson decided he wanted the lead and the win. Read the rest of this entry »
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