Time to Hand Out Our OPeR Awards
by Steve Wronkowicz
I am co-host of the syndicated radio show: ON PIT ROW. Over ten years on the air and three on the net; see what can happen when I don't let the facts get in the way of my opinions.
December 12, 2008 9:09 am UTC 3 Comments
As has been our tradition ON PIT ROW; the end of the year is time to pass out our own, sometimes offbeat, NASCAR awards.
Most people who cover NASCAR on at least a semi regular basis tend to give their opinions as to who deserves the accolades for their participation in the past season. While Charlie and I do the usual Best Driver, Best Crew Chief type awards we like to venture a little further into the stories of 2008.
The offbeat tends to become normal in a thirty-six week points season in NASCAR world. From totally undrivable tires at Indianapolis to Carl Edwards’ video game wall move at Kansas, there is plenty to remember in this season gone by.
Please give us your award winners for the following catagories and we may use your answers on this Tuesdays show.
- Best and Worst Driver
- Best and Worst Crew Chief
- Best and Worst Owner
- Best and Worst Team
- Best and Worst Post Race Interview
- Worst attempt at “Adjusting the Rules”
- Best and Worst Junior High School-like Drama
- Best and Worst Radio/TV Personality
- Best and Worst NASCAR Network
- Best Guest to Appear ON PIT ROW
Don’t be afraid to go a little “off center” with your answers. Leave us a comment and we may use it on this weeks show or give us a call with your winners on Tuesday from 5-7pm ET, toll free at 877-502-8255.
photo credit: Icon Sports Media
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* Best and Worst Driver
Best and Worst Crew Chief – Knaus, Eury Jr.
Best and Worst Owner – Hendrick, (Tie) Mother Teresa and Robby Gordon
Best and Worst Team – Hendrick, Ganassi
Best and Worst Post Race Interview – There’s no “Best,” they are all The Worst and punctuated with far to many sponsor plugs.
Worst attempt at “Adjusting the Rules” – “Magnetized” gas pedal
Best and Worst Junior High School-like Drama – Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards thing at Bristol, NASCAR placing both on probation for it.
Best and Worst Radio/TV Personality – Dr. Jerry Punch, (is The Idiot eligible for worst?), Darrel Waltrip.
Best and Worst NASCAR Network – Fox, ESPN
Best Guest to Appear ON PIT ROW – (putting down the slice of Humble Pie) FT’s curmudgeon and all-round nice guy Marc. A distant second Phil Parsons
Oops, Best and Worst Driver – Kyle Busch, Gilliland.
Best and Worst Driver – Carl Edwards, Michael McDowell
Best and Worst Crew Chief – Bob Osbourne, Tony Eury Jr.
Best and Worst Owner – Joe Gibbs, Teresa Earnhardt
Best and Worst Team – Roush Racing, Penske Racing
Best and Worst Post Race Interview – Tony Stewart, Jimmie Johnson
Worst attempt at “Adjusting the Rules” – All of them
Best and Worst Junior High School-like Drama – Harvick/Edwards at LMS, Dale Jr. fans at Richmond towards Kyle Busch
Best and Worst Radio/TV Personality – Larry McReynolds, Rusty Wallace
Best and Worst NASCAR Network – FOX/TNT, ESPN
Best Guest to Appear ON PIT ROW – That guy from North Carolina, has a thing called “The Catfish Show”