NASCAR Stuff We Can’t Make Up: Nov. 7, 2007
In Frontstretch‘s newest feature, Senior Staff Writer Becca Gladden scours the NASCAR news front to bring you the week’s curious, offbeat, and just plain wacky …
Cup Series
Fanning the Flames: Another “Official Explanation,” the Scoop on Bogus Rumors & a Visit From Hee-Haw’s Roy Clark
Thanks for the fresh batch of questions this week, race fans! The inquiries continue to trickle in – go ahead, insert 1989 Winston Cup Rookie …
Matt McLaughlin’s Driver Handicaps: 2007 Phoenix Fall Race Edition
Jimmie Johnson – Johnson came home second in this race last year, and has four straight top-10 finishes at Phoenix. He also finished second here …
Fantasy Picks ‘N’ Pans: 2007 Checker Auto Parts 500k at Phoenix Edition
NASCAR heads to the desert Southwest for their second trip to Phoenix International Raceway this weekend, as the Chase for the Nextel Cup has winnowed …
Mirror Driving: Kenseth’s Special Comment, Hendrick = Dominant, & Gauging Edwards’s Busch Accomplishment
With two races remaining, Hendrick Motorsports cars sit first, second and fourth in Cup points. Is this the most dominant season by one team in recent memory?
Voice of Vito: Change for the Better – Helping NASCAR’s CoT From Becoming a PoS
It’s no secret that I am not a fan of NASCAR’s Car of Tomorrow. Just saying the phrase elicits certain feelings: Anger. Spite. Loathing. Still… …
Top 10 Reasons the Chase Might Not Be Won by a Hendrick Driver
10. Other drivers hire Tonya Harding to give both Jimmie and Jeffy a good “knee whacking.”
SMI Acquisition of New Hampshire Serves to Benefit Sport, Fans
Seriously, whoever thought New Hampshire was the optimal site for a keynote race that should be one of the biggies?
Thompson in Turn 5: Bruton Smith Intent On “Shafting” New Hampshire Race Fans
Friday’s announcement by Bruton Smith that he purchased New Hampshire International Speedway (NHIS) for $340 million should concern the fans of New Hampshire.
Full Throttle: Penske Preparing for Past Champion’s Provisional Sham with Sam Hornish Jr., Kurt Busch
Kurt Busch has proved his stock car talent, winning the 2004 Nextel Cup championship. On the flip side, teammate Sam Hornish Jr. has yet to …