2010 NASCAR Driver Review: Kyle Busch
In a season of high points, Kyle Busch’s weekend sweep at Bristol in August was highest, especially because the Truck race victory came in his own equipment.
In a season of high points, Kyle Busch’s weekend sweep at Bristol in August was highest, especially because the Truck race victory came in his own equipment.
Jeff Gordon could easily have won four or five races this season.
Clint Bowyer’s win at Talladega had to feel good. Bowyer led 19 laps to a victory where the winner wasn’t known until minutes after the checkered flag flew.
Though it wasn’t the first time he visited victory lane in 2010, two weeks at Charlotte in May stand out as the shining moment for Kurt Busch’s season.
Following an early-season stretch of inconsistent finishes, Jeff Burton’s No. 31 team suddenly found itself some speed.
David Stremme’s season was full of disappointments and low-level performance, and as a result, he was replaced for the upcoming season
Unfortunately for Michael Waltrip, the statistics speaks for themselves as his full-time Sprint Cup career ended with a whimper, not a bang.
On the eve of the 2009 season, a surprise merger between Dale Earnhardt Inc. and Chip Ganassi caught Martin Truex Jr. and his No. 1 team completely by surprise.
Perhaps the biggest hurdle for Scott Speed this year was learning the tracks, the CoT and having to qualify on time each weekend.
For Reed Sorenson, his only top 10 of the 2009 season was the aforementioned ninth in the rain-shortened Daytona 500.