Brian Keselowski Released From Hospital; No. 92 Team to Skip Fontana
BRISTOL., Tenn. – Brian Keselowski was released from the hospital late yesterday afternoon after a successful procedure to remove his gall bladder.
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What a Difference a Year Makes: Eric McClure Right at Home With Tri-Star
Thus far, a move to Tri-Star Motorsports has proven to be just what the doctor ordered for Eric McClure, who was looking for a new place to develop as a driver.
Beyond the Cockpit: Chris Fontaine Racing to Make a Name & Ends Meet
Chris Fontaine spoke to Frontstretch at Darlington about his team, his development and just how the No. 84 operation handles itself amongst NASCAR’s best.
Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 Best Up & Coming Drivers
The NASCAR Cup Series took the weekend off, so the Power Rankings this week is going to take a look at the drivers who wheel their vehicles in other series.
5 Points to Ponder: Underdog Encores for Brian & Kenny? & Why Bristol Holds the Key to 2011
Bristol needs to deliver as it has before. Close racing, bent-up sheetmetal and a feud that will simmer until Fontana are all “must haves” on Sunday.
Win the Lotto? Own a NASCAR Team: Passion Turned Partnership for Joe Denette, Jason White
Joe Denette, a recent Mega Millions lottery winner, opted to use his winnings to start a Truck Series race team and paired with native Virginian Jason White.
5 Points to Ponder SPECIAL EDITION: 2011 Too Tough to Tame 200 at Darlington
Darlington Raceway, who now is several years off a repave, is starting to show her old face again.
5 Points to Ponder: Keselowski Crawling, Rising Ratings & Judging Martin’s Win Total
Brad Keselowski is now in a marquee ride and no longer has the rookie stripe to point to as justification for struggling in the Cup ranks.
Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 After the 2011 Kobalt Tools 400 at Las Vegas
It was Carl Edwards who was able to celebrate after Tony Stewart let victory slip from his grasp in Las Vegas.
2 Roads Diverge: Hendrick, Childress Seeing Offseason Moves Go Opposite Directions
While the Hendrick shuffle is already bearing fruit, the new four-car Richard Childress Racing is running much like the four-car RCR of old: mediocre.