Country music star Mark Collie, who appears in the Taylor Sheridan drama series "Landman" with actor Billy Bob Thornton, ...

In 2001, driving for Chip Ganassi Racing, he won Dodge’s first race on their NASCAR return at Michigan, and later that year, ...

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Racing people believed L.W. Wright was going to try to qualify, after his black flag at Talladega, for the following week's NASCAR race at the Nashville Fairgrounds. But there is no record of Wright ...

Coo Coo and Sterling Marlin wanted the dang thing back. "Some of his boys loaded it (the car) up and took it," Sterling Marlin said in an interview from his Columbia, Tennessee, home. Then ...

He was there with the car that he'd kind of purchased from Coo Coo Marlin and his son, Sterling. He was there to try to qualify for the Winston 500 at Talladega, the ninth of 30 NASCAR Winston Cup ...

He was there with the car that he'd kind of purchased from Coo Coo Marlin and his son, Sterling. He was there to try to qualify for the Winston 500 at Talladega, the ninth of 30 NASCAR Winston Cup ...

He said his name was L.W. Wright, and he may be the greatest sports imposter ever. Here is his story.

L.W. Wright, a con man, convinced Coo Coo Marlin and his son Sterling to sell him a race car and act as his pit crew chief for the 1982 Winston 500 at Talladega. Wright falsely claimed to have a ...

The con man parked his Cadillac in front of Coo Coo's garage. He was going by the name L.W. Wright in those days, and he strode to that first meeting with the confidence of a cat burglar, a wad of ...

The interaction happened during the last week of April 1982 on the Coo Coo Marlin family farm in Columbia, Tennessee, about an hour south of Nashville, off Interstate 65. The farm had been in Coo ...