Pace Laps: Carl Edwards’s Jinx, RCR’s Conundrum & a Brewing Rivalry
Each week, Frontstretch will break down the racing, series by series, to bring you the biggest stories that you need to watch during the week ahead.
Cup Series
Earnhardt Victory a Winning Situation for NASCAR
When Junior returned to the scene of his last win four years later and finally garnered a trophy, the sight was welcome and altogether a bit relieving.
Junior Puts Losing Streak in Rearview Mirror With Michigan Win
Dale Earnhardt Jr. didn’t have to answer the “why?” question after Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Race at Michigan International Speedway (June 17).
4 Burning Questions: Busch’s Return, Logano’s Resurgence & Michigan’s Repave
What will Kurt Busch’s attitude this weekend mean for his future?
Holding a Pretty Wheel: Safe at Any Speed? NASCAR Puts Safety to the Test at Michigan
At the conclusion of a one-day test at Michigan International Speedway, one thing is crystal clear: the track is blazing fast.
Regan Smith Driver Diary: Building Momentum & Dover Analysis
Things have been starting to look better for the Furniture Row Racing team and I.
Voices From the Cheap Seats: Has NASCAR Really Changed Your Life?
The fact that the racing action has really just been a series of digitally-recorded left turns leaves you pining for a bit more.
Potts’s Shots: Track Drying, Hardly Trying & Repave Crying
What did you think of all those problems with turn 1 at Pocono before they started Cup qualifying?
Professor of Speed: A Kurt Response
His reputation exceeds his behavior – the “fiction” of Kurt Busch transcends the “fact” of who he is as both a person and a professional athlete.
Dollars & Sense: Jerry Springer’s Corporate Exception to the Kurt Rule
NASCAR needs to always have a villain and someone that can be the person that is disliked.