2-Headed Monster: Which Joe Gibbs Racing Driver Has the Best Shot at the Final Four?
It wasn’t quite the World Series finale between the Cubs and Indians, but last Sunday’s Sprint Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway had some Game …
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NASCAR Mailbox: The Importance of Matt DiBenedetto Missing Texas
A false diagnosis in any health situation is eerie. The seriousness of a patient being given a false diagnosis could be a life or death situation, …
Eyes on XFINITY: Could there be a Winless Champion?
There is no doubt that winning races is a big part of NASCAR’s elimination-style Chase format. A win during the regular season practically locks a …
Happiness Is… Smarts, Desperation & So Close
The weather forecast for the upcoming weekend at Phoenix International Raceway looks excellent, sunny and no chance of rain. That should come as a relief …
Nitro Shots: Banner Year?
NHRA hosted sell-out crowds on Saturday at Las Vegas, the fifth time it has done so this year. The house was also filled to capacity during …
2016 Frontstretch Podcast- Episode 25: Edwards’ Walk-Off, Respect for Repaves and a Perilous Points Battle
In this week’s edition of the Fronstretch Podcast, Matt Stallknecht is joined by recurring guest Aaron Bearden to break down Carl Edwards’ shocking clutch victory in Texas, discuss the …
Timothy Peters Eying Championship Despite 1-year Winless Drought
With seven years of Camping World Truck Series racing behind Timothy Peters, he entered 2016 to begin his eighth full-time season, and it may be …
The 10: Rainy Texas Night Twists Up the Chase
Unless you’re a fan of Jimmie Johnson or Carl Edwards, your driver is likely one of many teetering on the bubble in both the Chase …
The Frontstretch 5: Unintended Consequences of NASCAR’s Chase Era
1. Nobody wants to be that guy, but… Do drivers race differently in the Chase? That’s been debated and I think they do. Nobody who’s …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Rainy Nights Edition
Sometimes the rain taketh away and sometimes it giveth. Carl Edwards was glad to be on the good side of that precipitation equation in what …