Beside the Rising Tide: Busch-Whackers Part Deux
It’s not a new problem but it’s a perplexing one. How do we promote NASCAR’s AAA system (once Grand National, then Busch, Nationwide for six …
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5 Points to Ponder: Familiar NASCAR Faces Power Up
ONE: Gordon Returns? Just in case you’ve been living under a rock — at least in a NASCAR context — Dale Earnhardt, Jr. sat out …
Couch Potato Tuesday: NASCAR TV Creates Dale Jr. Sub Narrative
Sometimes, you have to sit back and think about things. Today’s critique marks the 600th combined TV critique for Frontstretch between Couch Potato Tuesday (and …
The Underdog House: Tracking NASCAR’s Small Teams from Loudon to Indy
NASCAR has a few tracks that are fairly unique in layout. Among those are both new Hampshire Motor Speedway and Indianapolis Motor Speedway-a flat one-mile …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Indianapolis Edition
A big part of what happened at New Hampshire during the Sprint Cup race on Sunday had to do with location. Yes, location, location, location. …
Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Dealing with Balance Issues and Nausea Amidst Concussion Tests
After missing the New Hampshire 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway due to concussion-like symptoms, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. made his first public comments after announcing he …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Matt Kenseth New Hampshire Win Tainted By Failed Inspection?
Who’s in the headline: The old adage of only having to lead one lap seems to be the way Matt Kenseth does business. It rang true again this weekend …
Smoke Rises Into Championship Contender
After his runner-up finish at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, it’s time to admit it. Tony Stewart is turning into a legitimate championship contender. After completing the …
Up To Speed: Toyota Racing Drivers Returned to Form in Loudon
After winning eight of the first 13 races of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season, observers were asking the same question: Can anyone beat Toyota? Joe …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2016 New Hampshire 301
Who… gets my shoutout of the race? The first excuse for Tony Stewart’s renewed strength was NASCAR manipulation. The next excuse was, “Oh, it was …