Racing Pioneer Wendell Scott
Posted by Tony McClean on Oct 30, 2006, 21:47
You may already have heard of the name of Wendell Scott if you're a fan of comedian-actor Richard Pryor. Back in 1977, Pryor starred in "Greased Lightning", a movie depicting the life of Mr. Scott.
NASCAR Diversity Internship Program Enters 7th Year
Posted by Off The BASN Sports Wire on Jun 21, 2006, 21:49
The program, which began June 12, gives 23 college students the opportunity to complete a 10-week, paid summer internship within the NASCAR industry. The 2006 program runs through August 12.
Racial Profiling Not Limited To Black Drivers
Posted by Joe Booker on Mar 20, 2006, 21:46
Can Black Racers Get A Fair Shake At Sponsorships And Rides?
Posted by Gregory Moore on Mar 9, 2006, 21:47
Will there ever be a serious, conserted effort to back African Americans who are in motor sports as drivers and owners? BASN's Gregory Moore ponders the question and also asks if it is time for athletes to be put on their butts by media employees they sometimes attack.
Bill Lester Set To Make 100th Career NASCAR Craftsman Trucks Series Start
Posted by Off The BASN Sports Wire on Nov 3, 2005, 21:59
Posted by Tony McClean on Oct 30, 2006, 21:47
You may already have heard of the name of Wendell Scott if you're a fan of comedian-actor Richard Pryor. Back in 1977, Pryor starred in "Greased Lightning", a movie depicting the life of Mr. Scott.NASCAR Diversity Internship Program Enters 7th Year
Posted by Off The BASN Sports Wire on Jun 21, 2006, 21:49
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Racial Profiling Not Limited To Black Drivers
Posted by Joe Booker on Mar 20, 2006, 21:46
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Are black athletes that get into trouble profiled more than non black athletes that get into trouble? Do we have racial profiling in athletics? Racial profiling is not limited to black drivers. Ask black athletes who get into trouble if they are profiled more than non blacks that get into trouble.
Can Black Racers Get A Fair Shake At Sponsorships And Rides?
Posted by Gregory Moore on Mar 9, 2006, 21:47
Will there ever be a serious, conserted effort to back African Americans who are in motor sports as drivers and owners? BASN's Gregory Moore ponders the question and also asks if it is time for athletes to be put on their butts by media employees they sometimes attack. Bill Lester Set To Make 100th Career NASCAR Craftsman Trucks Series Start
Posted by Off The BASN Sports Wire on Nov 3, 2005, 21:59
Unlike many drivers, racing has not always been his full-time job. Lester attended the University of California, Berkeley and earned a degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
