Frontstretch 5: Former Standalone Tracks That Could Fill a Void
Sunday’s race at Iowa Speedway marks one of the last of the oval stand-alone events on the NASCAR circuit. The NASCAR Xfinity and Gander Outdoors … Continue Reading
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Frontstretch 5: Drivers Due for a Win in 2019
Through 15 races in the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season, we have seen many different drivers break through, fade away, or routinely come … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: Ways NASCAR Could Spice Up the Next Generation Racecar
1. Raise them up off the ground… a lot The hope here is that by forcing teams to make mechanical grip instead of relying on … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: Closest NASCAR Cup Finishes in 2019
1. Daytona 500: margin of victory 0.138 seconds When looking at the closest finishes of any season, it’s no surprise that a superspeedway race, with … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: Ways to Win a NASCAR Race
1. Complete domination There are many ways to win in NASCAR, and not every race produces the one everyone wants to see. Take a race like … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: Drivers Most Likely to Earn Pole Position for Indy 500
1. Ed Jones Ed Jones turned the fastest lap Friday without the tow, meaning Jones had the fastest lap in qualifying trim with the added … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: Tracks That Should Host the NASCAR All-Star Race
1. Martinsville Just two hours from the teams’ home base, the closest option outside of Charlotte Motor Speedway, NASCAR’s oldest track invites the type of … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: Areas Where NASCAR is Between a Rock & a Hard Place
Let’s be honest — NASCAR takes a lot of flak from a lot of different angles, some of it deserved. But if we’re really being honest … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: NASCAR Feel-Good Stories
1. A silver lining On a Sunday in March 1997, the Truck Series raced at Homestead Miami Speedway. Late in the event, John Nemechek, the … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: Meaningful Changes that Could Turn the Tide for NASCAR
1. Allow innovation Sometimes, less is more, and when it comes to NASCAR’s extensive rule book, there are areas where that’s definitely the case. No, … Continue Reading