Crazy Ending Gives Ryan Newman the Clock at Martinsville
The fastest car doesn’t always win a NASCAR Sprint Cup race. But rarely is the outcome decided by the slowest car on the track.
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Kasey Kahne on Pole for 2012 Goody’s Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville
RIDGEWAY, Va. – Kasey Kahne became the first repeat pole winner of 2012 with his performance on Saturday.
In NASCAR Racing, It’s All About Redemption
In a sport with 42 losers in every contest, there is always room to wonder where things went awry.
Holding a Pretty Wheel: Where’s the Excitement in This World of Instant Gratification?
I think it’s great how fans, drivers and media can interact on the Interwebz these days. But it’s also taken a little of the excitement out of the sport.
Professor of Speed: Give ‘Em What They Want?
A return to pre-2007 Bristol will be proof positive that the “bread and circuses” philosophy of ancient Rome has found new life within NASCAR Nation.
Dollars & Sense: The Making of the Martinsville Hot Dog
The half-mile, paperclip-shaped racetrack in Martinsville, Va. has by far the most famous trackside food item.
Bowles-Eye View: 2 NASCAR Champions but Only 1 Great Escape
It’s two drivers, two different doses of Lady Luck and the type of ending that’s defined the changing of the guard within Hendrick Motorsports.
Potts’s Shots: Be Careful What You Wish For & Just Split the Difference?
Here’s a response to a comment on a Frontstretch commentary Doug S. made regarding possible changes to Bristol Motor Speedway.
What’s Vexing Vito: What NASCAR Really Needs Right Now – A REALITY CHECK
With all of this nonsense swirling about, it’s time for a REALITY CHECK.
3 Years Later, TV Coverage Still Strangling the Nationwide Series
To call the Nationwide Series of 2012 a walking contradiction is putting it lightly.