Handle the PR, write the press releases, make sure the driver, and the car, looks good to the bloodsucking press. That's the gig. Simple enough, sure, until Cole Trickle, NASCAR's latest and greatest with an ego that's too big to drive, too big for the whole world comes to shake things up. And suddenly, nothing and everything all at once, is as it seems.

Cole Trickle gives his thoughts, as to what should be done with NASCAR's yellow line rule going forward. Sequel to Manufactured championship.

A collection of Rowdy Burns one shots.

Retired racer Cole Trickle gives his thought's on the current state of NASCAR

A retelling of the story from the 1990 "Days of Thunder" movie with Tom Cruise, condensed and simplified into a children's bedtime story with a wink and a grin; in perfect time for the Daytona 500 race. I don't own any characters from the movie, and I rarely watch races on TV.

Rowdy Burns knows he's a class A, stubborn jackass of a husband when he returns home to Jennie and the kids after his surgery.

We all know what happened at the end of the movie. Cole won and it seemed that his NASCAR career was now set in stone. But we're all left wondering, what happened the next day? What was Rowdy's reaction to the Daytona 500? Well, here is my theory on what happens the very next day after the end of the movie and Rowdy gives Cole a very important phone call that changes his life.