Beyond the Cockpit: Matt Kenseth On Qualifying And Coming Up Through The Ranks
Matt Kenseth is 11 years removed from his Winston Cup Championship. A decade from that impressive achievement, he led the series in wins in 2013 …
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Five Points To Ponder: Keselowski Rivalries, Titans, And Short Track Success
ONE: WE’RE OFF TO A GOOD START Six races down, 30 to go and it’s fair to say we’re off to an excellent start in 2014. Three of the …
Racing To The Point: Sliced Bread Ready To Be Served
There’s been a question mark hanging over Joey Logano’s head since the then-18-year-old filled Tony Stewart’s seat at Joe Gibbs Racing at the start of …
Who’s Hot / Who’s Not In Sprint Cup: Martinsville-Texas Edition
There’s a reason that Martinsville Speedway, the only residual NASCAR charter member, has been a fixture on the Sprint Cup schedule for the last 64 years: the …
Voices From The Cheap Seats: BSNews! A New NASCAR CEO On The Rise?
BSNews, a wholly disowned subsidiary of Frontstretch.com, has learned that the CEOof NASCAR, Brian France, will step down as the head of the sanctioning body following the …
Couch Potato Tuesday: ESPN’s Race It Didn’t Cover
Hello, race fans. Welcome back to Couch Potato Tuesday, where race telecast opinion is the primary objective. The Sprint Cup and Camping World Truck series …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2014 STP 500 at Martinsville
Key Moment – The caution flew with 40 laps to go. Teams came to pit road with Clint Bowyer in the lead, but Jimmie Johnson …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2014 STP 500 at Martinsville
During a week when the sport was mourning a loss in its Royal Family, the family race team shone through. Richard Petty Motorsports honored their boss’s wife Lynda, who passed away last week, in the best way a racer can: by putting together a great performance on track. Marcos Ambrose led 22 laps en route to a top-five run Sunday, his best result ever at Martinsville. Meanwhile, driving an STP-sponsored car that harkened back to the days of Richard Petty behind the wheel, Aric Almirola drove from a 20th-place start to finish eighth. Somewhere, the Queen, “Mrs. Lynda,” is smiling.
NASCAR’s Career-Death Experience: A Road To (Almost) Recovery
In the wake of Kurt Busch’s Martinsville victory, filled with more irony than Alanis Morissette could ever sing about, it’s important to remember his comeback, …
Petty and Martinsville: A Continued Success Story
The last several years have not been the best for the Ford Motor Company on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series shortest circuits. A manufacturer that …