5 Points to Ponder: Wild-Card Weekend, Mr. Consistency & Busch’s Waiver
Wild Card Weekend Three words perhaps best sum up this weekend’s 500-mile race at Talladega Superspeedway: Anyone can win. The waning laps of the four …
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5 Points To Ponder: Winning, Channel Hopping & Steve Byrnes
ONE: Get well soon, Steve Byrnes Easily the best piece of NASCAR-related news I read in the last week or so was the report that …
5 Points to Ponder: Texas Time, Penalties Galore at RCR & New Streaks?
Everything’s Bigger in Texas After taking an off weekend to start the season, NASCAR is back, and that includes the Xfinity Series as well. It’s …
5 Points to Ponder: A Week Off, Super Subs & Quarter Centuries
The First Off-Week After six weeks of intense competition from the wide-open high banks of Daytona through the cramped confines of Martinsville Speedway, the oldest …
5 Points to Ponder: Mystery Debris, Chase’s Time to Shine & Brian Vickers’s Future
Race-Defying Debris It’s been the talk of the town since Brad Keselowski miraculously won at Fontana. He still doesn’t know how he did it. Leading a …
5 Points to Ponder: Winning, Sinking & the Best Track in NASCAR?
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner Last season 13 drivers carried a win into the Chase with the three final places of the 16-driver field being filled …
Five Points to Ponder: Double Centuries, Points Mean Prizes & NASCAR Fantasy
200 and Counting for Brad Keselowski Brad Keselowski finished his 200th Cup race with a seventh-place finish and nine laps led on Sunday in Las …
Five Points to Ponder: The Sheriff Returns in Sin City, Regans/Ragans and Casey Mears
SAFER BarriersThe number one topic coming out of Atlanta this past weekend ,other than good old fashioned Jimmie Johnson dominance which should frighten his competitors, …
Five Points to Ponder: Down to Business, Busch-less Racing and a Back-to-back Champ?
Down to Business: There are very few events in sport I enjoy more than the Great American race. Daytona 500 Sunday is truly a date …
Five Points to Ponder: Reflecting On NASCAR’s 2014 Journey
ONE: Stewart-Haas Racing’s crazy path to a second title When Stewart-Haas Racing announced they would run four cars in 2014 with Kurt Busch, Kevin Harvick, …