Keeping tracks of racing

[Dyno247365]

What's the most efficient way to keep track of a ton of racing series at one time? I mean F1, ChampCar, NASCAR, IRL, WRC, everything. Driver's stats, places in the championship, Races comin up, all the stuff you'd want to know if you're a race fan?

[CassiesMan]

I just look it up on Speed.

[Dyno247365]

I just watched a bunch of SPEED Reports and some F1 videos, pretty good coverage and speculation. Thanks Cman.

[TheStang00]

espn.com is a pretty good resource also.

[KamilMk]

I'd go with Speed, like Cass...

[DinanM3_S2]

I find that sites that track more then one kind of racing tend to do a bad job on all but one form of racing. Speed is incredibly Nascar oriented, as is ESPN. As an open wheel racing fan, I just go to the specific sites like www.formula1.com

[2.2 Straight six]

when i want to keep up with racing results i get Autosport magazine, you must have the same thing. i just follows all the motorsport events with write-up, results etc.

[drunken monkey]

i've pretty much got all of the racing teams' and race events' URLs bookmarked.

[Dyno247365]

Originally Posted by 2.2 Straight six

when i want to keep up with racing results i get Autosport magazine, you must have the same thing. i just follows all the motorsport events with write-up, results etc.

I'll tell you what, I was in Barnes and Noble today looking for a mag just like that, they had a magazine for F1, a magazine for NASCAR, a magazine for MotoGP, and magazine for classic motorsports, a magazine for Grassroots, all these different magazines and I couldn't find a damn one that covered more then one important series. I was looking for a magazine called Racer, an NA magazine that is supposed to cover a lot of series but It must not be popular enough yet.

[2.2 Straight six]

sucks to be you.

Autosport covers everything from WRC to NASCAR.