Martin Truex, Jr. Soars to Chase-Opening Victory at Chicagoland Speedway
Early on in Sunday’s Chase-opening race at Chicagoland Speedway Martin Truex, Jr., was trapped a lap down after suffering a flat tire. In the waning …
Cup Series
Martin Truex, Jr. Pulls Out 3rd Win of 2016 at Chicagoland
In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 400, it was only appropriate for the race winner, Martin Truex, Jr., to pounce like a ninja to grab the …
Ty Dillon Subbing For Regan Smith at Chicagoland
With Regan Smith at home in North Carolina, anticipating the birth of his second child, NASCAR XFINITY Series regular Ty Dillon has been tapped to sub. …
Chevrolet Primed to Take the Fight to Toyota in Chicago
With 13 wins in the opening 26 races of the season, Toyota’s Joe Gibbs Racing and Furniture Row Racing enter the 2016 Chase for the …
2016 Frontstretch Cup: Staff Predictions for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 400
Welcome to our ninth year of staff predictions! Each week, our experts attempt to tell you who the winner of each Cup race will be. …
Kyle Larson Sweeps Saturday Practices at Chicagoland
Kyle Larson rode a strong No. 42 Chevrolet to the top of the board in each of Saturday’s two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series practices at Chicagoland …
Tech Talk: Chris Heroy Talks Fuel Mileage, Pit Stalls & Getting Better
Richard Petty Motorsports has made some recent changes in its organization. While the No. 43 team was changed on top of the pit box, the …
Jimmie Johnson Leads Opening Cup Practice at Chicagoland
Entering the Chase as an underdog – or at least as much of one as he’s ever been – six-time Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson …
NASCAR Cancels Sprint Cup Qualifying, Field Set By Chase Standings
As it turns out, scoring the most wins in the regular season can lead to more perks than just bonus points in the first round …
4 Burning Questions: Should We Expect the Unexpected at Chicagoland?
Should We Expect the Unexpected at Chicagoland Speedway? Wow, here we go again. The week-to-week dance called the regular season is finished, and now we’ll …