Thinkin’ Out Loud: Martin Truex Jr. and Kyle Busch Look Best but Don’t Discount Jimmie Johnson
Who’s in the headline – Martin Truex Jr. has been the class of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series in 2017. He has won four …
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Up to Speed: Rumors Fly for Richard Petty Motorsports
In the midst of a silly season that has been particularly silly, a series of reports popped up this week about the future of Richard …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After (Most Of) The Regular Season
How… important are stage points? Assuming Martin Truex Jr. doesn’t completely under perform at Darlington Raceway or Richmond Raceway, the No. 78 team will enter …
XFINITY Breakdown: Spin And Win For Jeremy Clements
With quite a number of Cup Series drivers enjoying a vacation on their final off weekend of the season, there wasn’t a single Cup driver …
Pace Laps: Jeremy Clements Gets Long Awaited Victory, Josef Newgarden Extends Points Lead
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series: What to Do With An Off-Week – Hopefully, you enjoyed your off-weekend, because they will be no more in 2017. …
James Davison Hopes Road America Is Springboard to Full-Time NASCAR Career
Following a fourth-place finish at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in the NASCAR XFINITY Series on Aug. 12, James Davison is expected to be among the …
Friday Faceoff: Are Today’s NASCAR Drivers Relatable?
NASCAR is reportedly considering a cone rule, which would allow drivers to choose a restart lane as they exit the pits under caution. It’s a …
2017 Frontstretch Podcast Powered by DraftKings – Episode 24: Time’s Tickin’
Episode 24: Time’s Tickin’ Frontstretch Podcast with Dustin Albino, Joseph Wolkin and Zach Catanzareti In this week’s episode brought to you by DraftKings, Dustin, Joseph and Zach recap Kyle Busch’s Bristol Sweep, …
4 Burning Questions: Is Justin Marks a Lock for Road America Win?
Is Justin Marks a Lock for Road America Win? Rain, a road course and a stock car. Now all you need is a set of …
Double Take: What a Difference 12 Races Make
Remember way back when, following the Coca-Cola 600, when Kyle Larson and Martin Truex Jr. were single-handedly running the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series? A …