An Unlikely Battle for NASCAR Rookie of the Year
CONCORD, N.C. – The 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup rookie class is the antithesis of the usual suspects. There are no big-time teams here.
CONCORD, N.C. – The 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup rookie class is the antithesis of the usual suspects. There are no big-time teams here.
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As the Cup season hits the homestretch this weekend, there’s an all-star cast of drivers who have yet to earn themselves a crumb.
Jimmie Johnson, Rick Hendrick and Lowe’s announcing a contract extension shouldn’t be a big surprise to anyone.
One week after wrecking in Texas, points leader Jimmie Johnson set out to prove the No. 48 team deserves a record-setting fourth straight title.
If last weekend’s race at Talladega was disappointing for fans and drivers, this weekend’s Dickies 500 was full of excitement from the drop of the green flag.
Entering this weekend’s race at Talladega Superspeedway, everyone knew Sunday’s (Nov. 2) AMP Energy 500 would be one of the wildest races of 2009.
In the end it was Virginia-native Denny Hamlin who was able to hold off Johnson on a green/white/checkered finish to score his third win of 2009.
Few observers thought the unsponsored, single-car team of TRG Motorsports would make it through an entire season – least of all owner Kevin Buckler.
Frontstretch caught up with Specialty Racing car owner Doug Taylor to get his take on a conflict that ended with the team and Matt Carter parting ways.