Racing Prints
Wednesday, December 16th, 2009Racing Prints
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 1966 CHEVY CORVETTE AD POSTER PRINT 65 67 SUNOCO RACING  US $9.99
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 Alfa Romeo F1 Racing Car Top Speed Art Print New Poster US $23.90
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 Audi Auto Union Monaco F1 Old Racing Car Fine Art Print US $34.00
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 1990s Scott Brayton auto racing print deceased US $19.99
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 2 New Seabiscuit Prints Sea Biscuit Horse Racing Poster US $7.50
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 360 HORSEPOWER BLOCK PRINT RACING JACKET PATCH NOS MINT US $6.00
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 365 HORSEPOWER BLOCK PRINT RACING JACKET PATCH NOS MINT US $6.00
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 BARDAHL CHECKERED RACING FLAG BOLD PRINT PATCH NOS EXC US $6.00
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 Car Mini Blue Racing Race Art Print Canvas US $13.76
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 Sport Formula 1 Alonso F1 Racing 5 Art Print Canvas US $13.76
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 James Crow Afternoon Surprise Horse Racing LTD ED Print US $39.95
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 FOX RACING V 2 PRINTS MOTOCROSS HELMET BLACK XS US $129.99
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 FOX RACING V 2 PRINTS MOTOCROSS HELMET BLACK XXL NEW US $129.99
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 FOX RACING V 1 PRINTS MOTOCROSS HELMET BLACK RED SMALL US $115.99
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 Tony Leonard SECRETARIAT at DERBY print horse racing US $34.99
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 Tony Leonard SEATTLE SLEW print horse racing equine art US $34.99
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 SECRETARIAT PORTRAIT horse racing print Leonard US $29.99
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 Barbaro Kentucky Derby equine print horse racing art US $29.99
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 Tony Leonard Cigar print horse racing Jerry Bailey US $19.99
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 Tony Leonard JOHN HENRY print horse racing equine art US $39.99
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 1894 Vanity Fair Print Lithograph Racing Old Warren US $29.95
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 Monaco Car Racing PosterGreat Print6 Aout 1937 US $4.00
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 FOX RACING Camo Print Mini Skirt Sz 3 NEW w tag US $5.00
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 FOX Racing Motocross V2 PILOT Youth Print Helmet New YL US $79.99
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 1968 69 PORSCHE 911 RACING AD POSTER PRINT 66 67 70 71 US $7.99
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 15 PINK OSTRICH PRINT BARREL RACING SADDLE US $550.00
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 Car Mini Red Racing Race Art Print Canvas US $13.76
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 Racing John Smith Prestone Top Fuel Dragster Print US $1.11
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 PORSCHE RACING PRINT FRAMED Vintage RARE HOT NEW 16X16 US $16.99
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 RARE INDY 500 ART OF RACING IRL CHAMP AWARD PROMO PRINT US $24.95
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 1969 70 TRIUMPH RACING GT 6 GT6 AD POSTER PRINT 68 71 US $9.99
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 Framed Print Racing Sundown by Tim Cox US $79.95
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 Classic race racing car picture art print Ford GT40 US $22.94
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 Racing car picture print Lotus49 Formula 1 Jim Clark US $22.94
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 Classic Racing Motorcycle art print Ducati 900ss TT US $22.94
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 BMW 30 CSL Racing Out of Print Car Poster LQQK US $12.95
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 Nascar Redneck Portrait Racing Cap Etching Print US $.99
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 The Biglin Brothers Racing print by Thomas Eakins 1872 US $10.00
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 2 Indy Car Racing Print by Ron Burton US $175.00
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 Johnny Gray Checker Schucks Kragen Racing Print US $1.11
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Why won't NASCAR even put a condensed version of the rulebook out?
In print for the racing public? Just the tech stuff about the cars. I understand the full version is about 1000 pages long and they are checked out to each team. Why the secert stuff?
Because that would require writing it in ink. When something is written in ink you can't change the rules very easily. With a rule book that fans could see then NASCAR would be attacked for going outside the rule book. NASCAR likes changing the rules as they go.
Example. A few years back Dale Jr sped down pit road and was put a lap down for speeding down pit road. The rule was that if you get caught speeding down pit road then the punishment would be come down pit road again at the correct speed and then go to the end of the longest line.
Well because it was Dale Earnhardt Jr NASCAR put Dale Jr a lap down for speeding down pit road. That was back when fans and other drivers were accusing NASCAR of playing favoritism to Dale Jr. Well NASCAR rewrote the rules on spot just for Dale Jr so they could save themselves from public scrutiny.
Another example is back when Janet Jackson had a boob get loose during the Super bowl and networks were scared of getting fined by the FCC for indecent material. NASCAR then went on this keep-it-clean era and were told to watch what they said in interviews. So .... NASCAR again wrote a new rule that You couldn't say s**t in an interview and fined Dale Jr and docked him points. Then Jimmie Johnson said d*mn on TV and nothing was ever said.
They also changed it a few times for winners of the Daytona 500 and Talladega. There was suppose to be no going below the line period. Then they allowed some people to pass and go for the win and then some of the other people that did the same thing NASCAR penalized them for it.
By giving a set of rules to the public then the public would know for sure what the rules were. By not posting the rules for the public to see NASCAR can bend them when they want to.