Jimmie Johnson Takes Opening Indianapolis Practice
At a speed of 184.185 mph, Jimmie Johnson won opening practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in his No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. Circulating the 2.5-mile …
Cup Series
Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Improving, Visits Hendrick Race Shop
Dale Earnhardt, Jr., is out for the next two races at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, watching along with fans as Jeff Gordon drives his No. 88 …
Jeff Gordon Confident to Face Indianapolis Challenges
One of the biggest stories of the 2016 NASCAR season will hit the track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway driving the No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. …
How a Text Brought Jeff Gordon Out of Retirement
Two weeks ago, Jeff Gordon was enjoying the life of a retired driver. With FOX Sports done airing Sprint Cup and XFINITY Series races for the …
4 Burning Questions: Will Team Penske Finally Win the Brickyard?
Will Team Penske’s Brickyard 400 winless drought continue? Hard to believe a team with 16 wins and 17 poles in the Indianapolis 500 has failed …
Double Take: 22 Hendrick Drivers Played Part in Getting to 1,000 Top 5s
You may have heard that Hendrick Motorsports is just one top 5 away from 1,000 in the Sprint Cup. Just take a moment and let …
2016 Frontstretch Podcast – Episode 15: Brickyard Blues, Junior’s Health and the Return of a Legend
On this week’s podcast, Matt Stallknecht is joined by weekly guest Aaron Bearden to discuss a number of topics before this weekend’s Brickyard 400, including… An …
Friday Faceoff: Is NASCAR at Indianapolis Motor Speedway In Trouble?
The 100th edition of the Indianapolis 500 sold out, but the Brickyard 400 this Sunday might get 20 percent of the fan base. How low …
2-Headed Monster: Should Cars That Fail Inspection Keep the Win?
Did you hear? The race-winning car of Matt Kenseth failed post-race inspection following New Hampshire on Sunday. Kenseth’s car was found to have failed laser …
Happiness Is… Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Sitting Out
What to do, what to do? One of the things that Bill France decried when shepherding the sport of NASCAR was that the fans should …