The 10: Happy in New Hampshire
For 292 laps, it looked like Toyota had done it again. Carl Edwards took the pole. Martin Truex, Jr., had a rocket ship a week …
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The Frontstretch 5: Drivers You Need to Watch in the Chase
1. Joe Gibbs Racing This group has been so strong in 2016, and not just any one of them. When one is having an off …
5 Points to Ponder: Who’s Getting Cut?
Who’s Getting Cut: After Sunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Dover International Speedway, the series will make the first cuts of the 2016 Chase. As …
Couch Potato Tuesday: The Round of 16 Can Hurt Race Broadcasts
Last weekend in NASCAR was fairly interesting out on New Hampshire Motor Speedway. For the most part, the Room of Doom didn’t play that much …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not: Restart Edition
Wouldn’t it be nice if life regularly offered us a chance for a restart, a chance to pull back even with the leaders after falling …
The Underdog House: What Small Teams Want You to Know
Think Small I had a conversation this past weekend with Germain Racing driver Casey Mears, and I asked him the one thing he wished that …
Beside the Rising Tide: Y’iz or Y’ain’t
Sometimes there’s just no gray area. In the presence of a written rule known to all competitors before a sporting event, you’re either legal or …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Kevin Harvick Nets Loudon Victory With Late Restart Pass
Who’s in the headline – While Joe Gibbs Racing cars dominated the event, it was Kevin Harvick who parked it in Victory Lane on Sunday …
Up to Speed: Kevin Harvick Proves the Toyota Drivers are Still Fallible
Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Kevin Harvick did not have the fastest car on the racetrack. He was not the best, he was not the …
Pace Laps: Sleepless Nights for Sprint Cup Stars and Minor League Excitement
Sprint Cup: A Sleepless Week for 14 Men – Kevin Harvick, with a swift, unexpected pass on Matt Kenseth for the win Sunday at New …