5 Points to Ponder: The Junior Rule, Wishing for a Short Track & Ricky Stenhouse Jr.’s Future
It took 12 races, but Ricky Stenhouse Jr. finally became the first Nationwide Series regular to win one of their own races in 2011.
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5 Points to Ponder: Keselowski Loses Credibility, Dwindling Entry Lists & Ty’s Targets
According to Brad Keselowski, Kyle Busch, probation or not, went after him under a late-race caution at Dover.
5 Points to Ponder: Smaller Crowds, Bigger Fights, Ugly Words Left for NASCAR to Chew On
Kevin Harvick told reporters outside NASCAR’s “oval office” it was a shame they were covering his latest dustup instead of talking to Regan Smith about his win.
5 Points to Ponder: NASCAR Frustration vs. Venom, Start & Park vs. Start & Back
Despite being perpetual underdogs in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, Rick Ware Racing has operated as a three-car operation for much of 2011.
5 Points to Ponder: Damaging Debris, Double-Duty Disasters & Hendrick’s New Connection
It’s hardly surprising that Hendrick Motorsports would go so far to support the operations of Turner Motorsports.
5 Points to Ponder: Multiple Yellow Issues, Fan Woes & ARCA Goes Old School
After Talladega, 2011 is looking to be back to business as usual for the ARCA ranks; Frank Kimmel vs. the new gunslinger in town.
5 Points to Ponder: Which RCR Will Show Up?, Cole Whitt’s Coming & Do or Die For?
Red Bull Racing needs a spark. And they’ve got one in the wings in Cole Whitt.
5 Points to Ponder: Rowdy’s Coup, a Dying Cup Team & Why Norm Benning Made the News
Norm Benning has certainly been a topic of discussion since moving to the Truck Series full time a few seasons ago.
5 Points to Ponder: Carl Edwards the Wise, Roush the Shorthanded & Dollars for Dillons
There’s no reason for a red-hot Carl Edwards not to sit back and see “how it plays out” when it comes to contract terms.
5 Points to Ponder: Empty Seats & No Bump & Run? Are We in Bristol Anymore?
Estimates that 120,000 fans were in the stands at Bristol Motor Speedway this past Sunday (March 20) were gross exaggerations.