Did You Notice? … The Chase Where Nobody Wrecked
Did You Notice? … This Chase has been the one where nobody wrecked? We’re on pace for the fewest cautions in the history of NASCAR’s …
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Blake Koch in the Midst of ‘Career Changing’ Year
When the XFINITY Series returns to action this Saturday at Texas Motor Speedway, Blake Koch will begin the race somewhere he is unaccustomed to … …
The 10: Hard Knocks & Grandfather Clocks
It was a quiet summer for Jimmie Johnson. At one point, he even fell out of The 10. However, with the Chase winding down, and …
The Frontstretch 5: Memorable Championship Battles
1. NASCAR Sprint Cup (Winston Cup) Series, 1979 My favorite championship battle is 1979. If I could go back in time, I would go in …
Beside The Rising Tide: NASCAR’s Tidal Wave-Around Rule
It was a late October day in Virginia, paired with temperatures that felt more like Memorial Day and not a cloud in the sky. There was a race …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not in NASCAR: Trick or Treat Edition
The first race in the third round of the Chase was a bit of a treat for some drivers and teams and maybe a bit …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Martinsville Exposes Cracks In NBC’s Coverage
Martinsville Speedway typically brings close quarters, tire issues and some frayed tempers. Last weekend, we got some of that. As far as I know, no …
The Underdog House: Are Small-Time NASCAR Drivers Damaged Goods?
Think Small It’s an easy mistake to make: falling into the trap of thinking most of the drivers racing for NASCAR’s smaller teams are damaged …
Five Points to Ponder: The Junior Factor
ONE: The Earnhardt Factor The TV ratings numbers for NASCAR have been far from pretty during the playoffs. In fact, downright horrible might be a …
History in Sight: Jimmie Johnson Eyes Championship No. 7
For Hendrick Motorsports, Sunday’s Goody’s Fast Relief 500 couldn’t have been much more poetic. After 500 grueling laps, Jeff Gordon climbed out from the cockpit …