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Denny Hamlin, pegged as a future NASCAR superstar, won the rain delayed Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Raceway. The race had originally been scheduled for a day earlier but was pushed back due to rain. The win was Hamlin’s first of the season and broke a 50 race winless streak. His last victory had come in 2008 at Martinsville Raceway.

After the race, an emotional Hamlin dedicated the victory to his grandmother who passed away late last week at the age of 91:

She understands the competition of the sport and she understands how much she means to me. Like today, she’s pretty proud. We definitely had some angels with us today.”

The unique triangle shaped track at Pocono has bedeviled many drivers, but Hamlin has always done well on it. He swept both races here as a rookie in 2006 and after the race his boss J.D. Gibbs made note of that fact:

I told him earlier, we’re going to lobby for a few extra races at Pocono”

Hamlin moved up to fifth in the NASCAR championship points standings after the victory. Tony Stewart increased his points lead over second place Jimmie Johnson to 197 points with a top ten finish.

Clint Bowyer finished third and expressed pleasure with the solid performance in his postrace comments:

“Things haven’t been going our way all year long so it feels good to have something swing our way.

Former Indy Car driver Sam Hornish, Jr. took fourth. Kasey Kahne rounded out the top five.

NASCAR heads to Watkins Glen, NY to race on the road course there for the next race. Current points leader Tony Stewart is considered not only the best road course driver among current NASCAR competitors, but arguably the best of all time. The following week NASCAR travels to the Michigan International Speedway for the CarFax 400.

Ross Everett is a freelance writer and respected authority on World Cup betting. His writing has appeared on a variety of sports sites including sportsbooks and sportsbook directory sites. He lives in Northern Nevada with three Jack Russell Terriers and a kangaroo. He is currently working on an autobiography of former interior secretary James Watt.

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If you’re a fan of NASCAR and you’re tired of carrying plain, boring personal bank checks then you might want to think about spicing up your checkbook with your favorite sport. While you might have anxiety over the money you spend, you can at least have something great to look at while you’re writing out the checks themselves!

Formally known as the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, NASCAR is one of the most watched sports in the country. NASCAR has loyal fans that will actually travel hundreds of miles, and sometimes even thousands, just to see their favorite drivers win a race. The only other sport in the United States to get more viewers than NASCAR is professional football. At extremely popular races, just about 100,000 fans can show up in turnout.

Many NASCAR drivers are as famous as other sports heroes. Dale Earnhardt, for example, is now an honored sports idol, more than ever since he met his unfortunate demise on the racetrack. Richard Petty and Kyle Petty, Carl Edwards, and Jeff Gordon are household names as well.

Stock car racing got its start during Prohibition when drivers would bootleg alcohol. The drivers would restructure their cars to make them faster so that they could better outrun the police when they were being chased.

Today, the racing is done on tracks instead of on country roads. Some of the most famed NASCAR tracks are positioned in Bristol, Atlanta, Daytona Beach, Indianapolis, and Talledega.

NASCAR has become so prevalent that it has taken on other styles of pop-culture too. The extremely popular Disney movie “Cars” is rooted in NASCAR. An additional movie based on NASCAR is the comical film “Talladega Nights” featuring Will Ferrell. Additionally, country music comedian Cledus T. Judd recorded a parody of Toby’s Keith “I Love This Bar” and changed the words to “I Love NASCAR.”

Several different check series available for you to consider. The trendy “NASCAR Collections” series contains four check images. You can experience a day at the races in Darlington, Daytona, Talladega, and Watkins Glen when you look at these checks. You can also purchase a coordinating checkbook cover and address labels with these checks, too.

Earnhardt fans can also buy limited Dale Earnhardt Sr. checks. These checks show an image of the renowned driver. In addition, Dale Earnhardt Jr. also has his own checks.

The NASCAR Racetracks check series show images of some of the sport’s most famous racetracks including Daytona, Talladega, California Speedway and Michigan International.

Many of the checks also have coordinating accessories as well.

If you get your checks online from a secure website you can save up to 50% off of what you might have spent at your local bank branch. Besides that, you will have more variety to pick from. It can be annoying to go to your bank, only to find out that their stock is limited and that it will take weeks for your checks to come. By purchasing the online, though, you’ll simply have to wait around 5 days.

Before your purchase NASCAR checks, visit Nascar-Checks.com to find coupons and to save up to 50% off your next purchase of NASCAR personal checks.

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