Fans Deserve the Best Title Race Possible
The discussion at the beginning of the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season was the package. After short tracks and road courses, it was …
Cup Series
Daniel Suarez Not Returning to Stewart-Haas Racing in 2020; Cole Custer In
Daniel Suarez is out of a ride for the 2020 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season. Via a video message posted on Twitter, the 27-year-old …
Kyle Busch Yearns for Additional Victories, Championship Glory
Kyle Busch has a reputation as being something of a perfectionist. He wants to win… badly. When he does, he wants to immediately go back …
Kevin Harvick Happy To Be Championship Eligible Again, But Striving For More
Last year, Joey Logano dubbed the Championship 4 “The Big Three and me.” This year, it’s pretty much “The JGR Three and Kevin Harvick.” But …
Martin Truex Jr.: ‘2nd Championship Would Be Indescribable’
Martin Truex Jr. enters the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday, Nov. 17, with a chance to do something …
Denny Hamlin Enjoying Success After Disappointing 2018, Enters Homestead With Confidence
In a way, the 2019 NASCAR season has been the year of Denny Hamlin. After all, he went winless for the first time in his …
Rick Ware Racing to Field JJ Yeley, 3 Cup Cars Full Time in 2020
Veteran driver JJ Yeley will return to the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series full time in 2020. Rick Ware Racing will field Yeley, 43, in …
Frontstretch Podcast: Championship Weekend in Homestead
In this week’s edition of the Frontstretch Podcast, Dustin Albino and Mike Neff discuss a lackluster race weekend at ISM Raceway that saw Denny Hamlin, Justin Allgaier and Stewart …
2-Headed Monster: Has John Hunter Nemechek Earned a Cup Series Ride?
John Hunter Nemechek will complete his stint as the replacement driver of the No. 36 Front Row Motorsports Ford at Homestead-Miami Speedway. After his first …
Derek Kneeland Spotting for Tyler Reddick in 2020
Spotter Derek Kneeland will be joining Richard Childress Racing for the 2020 season, leaving the No. 42 team of Kyle Larson at Chip Ganassi Racing, …