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Chevy left the others at the levy. (NASCAR).
Before too much praise gets heaped on NASCAR for its move to common templates, perhaps we should try to figure out why one car make has assumed such a dominant position in Winston Cup.
The 2003 season is nearly half-over, and Chevrolet drivers already have won eight races and nine pole positions, the latter despite Ryan Newman's clear-cut qualifying superiority in a Dodge. Six Chevrolet teams are among the top 10, and several Chevy drivers who were also-rans last year have made dramatic improvements in the standings since this time last year.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. has jumped from 15th after last year's Pepsi 500 at Daytona to second. Teammate Michael ...