5 Points to Ponder: 2009 Pepsi 500 at Fontana Edition
While most of Sunday’s race was a certified yawning contest, late drama and some developing stories going into the Pepsi 500 left plenty for debate.
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5 Points to Ponder: 2009 Price Chopper 400 at Kansas Edition
The presumed two-horse race for the title seems to have now opened up to at least a handful of drivers after this weekend’s race at Kansas.
5 Points to Ponder: 2009 AAA 400 at Dover Edition
Coming into Dover, Juan Montoya averaged a 24.4 average finish with just one top 10 in five starts, but closed out Sunday with a solid fourth place.
5 Points to Ponder: 2009 Sylvania 300 at Loudon Edition
Mark Martin made a statement in New Hampshire when he backed up his series-high win total with a Sylvania 300 win to start the Chase.
5 Points to Ponder Heading Into NASCAR’s 2009 Chase
ONE: Can you truly crown a champion without Kyle Busch in the Chase? Kyle Busch has been the subject of criticism and often times hatred …
5 Points to Ponder: 2009 Pep Boys 500 at Atlanta Edition
Each week, Frontstretch hosts a live blog during the Sprint Cup race. It’s a great way for readers to interact alongside their favorite Frontstretch writers …
5 Points to Ponder: 2009 NAPA Auto Parts 200 at Montreal Edition
One of the worst races of the year? Yesterday’s Nationwide fiasco in Montreal had its share of memorable moments, from the final stage of the …
2 to Go: 5 Points to Ponder Ahead of NASCAR’s Last Off Weekend
With the last of four off weekends for the Sprint Cup Series ahead of us this weekend, here are five points to ponder ahead of …
5 Points to Ponder: 2009 CARFAX 400 at Michigan
The story of the weekend pertained to the dramatic conclusion of Saturday’s Nationwide race at Michigan between Brad Keselowski, Vickers and Kyle Busch.
5 Points to Ponder: 2009 Heluva! Good Sour Cream Dips at the Glen Edition
Like any NASCAR road-course rain delay, fans who actually wanted to see a race on a Sunday immediately called for rain tires and windshield wipers. We’d seen it before in the Nationwide Series in Montreal… and the results were mixed. But this is the way I see it: If you don’t have brake lights or headlights, how can you race in the rain? Would you want to see your favorite driver crash because his windows are fogging up and he can’t see the car in front of him? Looking back at a pretty good race Monday afternoon, I’m glad the series didn’t have rain tires on Sunday.