Two-time champion NASCAR champion Tony Stewart went off on NASCAR officials on his Sirius show, likening the sport to wrestling.

Stewart dominated Saturday night's race, but eventually lost to Jeff Gordon. Stewart said he was avoid ing bashing NASCAR after officials threw four cautions for debris on the track.

"It's like playing God," he said on his Sirius program, which airs from 6-8 pm ET, on NASCAR Radio (ch 128). "They can almost dictate the race instead of the drivers doing it. It's happened too many times this year.

"I guess NASCAR thinks, 'Hey, wrestling worked, and it was, for the most part staged, so I guess it's going to work in racing too.' I can't understand how long the fans are going to let NASCAR treat them like they're stupid before the fans finally turn on NASCAR.

"I don't know that they've run a fair race all year."

Listen to the audio (MP3) of Tony Stewart criticizing NASCAR.
 
NASCAR called Stewart's comments "very, very disappointing."

[Los Angeles Times]

Sirius Satellite Radio will be providing all-out coverage of the 2007 NFL Draft live, April 28th - 29th, from the NFL Draft Headquarters at Radio City Music Hall in NYC.

Sirius NFL Radio (ch 124) will feature the live gavel-to-gavel coverage of all 32 teams' selections, with analysis by NFL experts like Randy Cross, Gil Brandt, Pat Kirwan, Tim Ryan, Jim Miller, Adam Schein and Bryan McGovern. Listeners will also hear interviews with top draft picks and players around the country and team reactions from coaches and general managers.

Check out the full itinerary for the 2007 NFL Draft after the jump...

NASCAR driver Kyle Petty will host a special two-hour program live from the Sirius booth at the 2007 New York International Auto Show, on Sirius NASCAR Radio (ch 128).

Petty and co-host Jack Arute will broadcast from Sirius' Crystal Palace Booth on Saturday, April 7th at 1pm - 3pm ET. After the show, there will be a two-hour autograph session with Kyle Petty at the Sirius display.

The 2007 New York International Auto Show runs from April 6th - 15th at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City.