5 Points to Ponder: Record Speeds, “That” Last Win & a Rejuvenated Racetrack
If there would be two words to describe Michigan this coming weekend, after the recent repave, then those words would be super fast.
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Tech Talk: Darian Grubb Unravels Michigan Mystery of High Speeds, New Pavement
Racing is always a challenge, but this race at Michigan may be the toughest of the season, as Darian Grubb explains in this week’s edition of Tech Talk.
Information Impossible: NASCAR’s Twitterlicious Weekend
Is this affiliation going well and what needs to be altered, added or dropped entirely if the NASCAR community is going to continue to be atwitter on race day?
From Runner-Up to Running Ragged: What’s Wrong With Carl Edwards?
The most recent victim of the dreaded “second-place hangover” is none other than the Subway pitchman himself: Carl Edwards.
Couch Potato Tuesday: A Tale of 2 TNTs in 2012 NASCAR Debut
Hello, race fans. Welcome back to Couch Potato Tuesday, where race telecast criticism is the name of the game.
Fan’s View: Joey Logano Finally Figuring Out How to Win
Joey Logano is still so damn young! But you know, that final maneuver on Mark Martin Sunday afternoon (June 10) was no rookie deal.
Numbers Game: 2012 Pocono 400
9 – Joey Logano’s victory on Sunday made it nine times a JGR car has won at the 2.5-mile triangle, matching Atlanta and Richmond for most wins at a track.
Matt McLaughlin’s Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2012 Pocono Spring Race Recap
A new track surface, a new race distance and the youngest and oldest Cup drivers competing hammer and tongs for a win.
Bowles-Eye View: Speeding Into Conflict – Drivers, NASCAR at Odds Over Pit-Road Penalties
The pit-road police were out in full force at Pocono, dishing out a whopping 22 penalties over the course of just 160 circuits.
Bowles-Eye View: The 1 NASCAR “Bump” Pocono Couldn’t Smooth Over
With just one top-five finish since last August and only four laps led on the Cup circuit, it was only natural where Joey Logano wound up Sunday. Victory lane?