In the diverse world of athletics there are many individuals who openly muse whether NASCAR is even a sport. Never mind the G-Forces of a car traveling close to 200 MPH that shake a man's arms like a jackhammer on overdrive. Who cares about the intense heat in a vehicle that produces enough driver perspiration to probably fill gallon sized milk jugs? How about hand eye coordination and cat like reflexes? I bet John Salley, John Elway and John Cena will vouch that not just any "New Jack" can drive these babies at Warp Speed. Along with William Shatner (aka Capt. Kirk) and other famous personalities participating in the reality TV show, Fast Cars & Superstars: The Gillette Young Guns Celebrity Race, it is painfully obvious that it's much harder to "drive in circles" than critics of the sport give it credit for.

There I said it. It is a sport, but who cares about that argument? It's the current drama and soap opera theatrics most of us are interested in. In a shocking move befitting of the humorous clich