Matt Kenseth Leaving Roush Fenway: Thoughts, Rumors & Possibilities
Matt Kenseth could hold the key to the futures of several teams and drivers in his hand. It will be up to him to choose which way to turn it.
Special Commentary: Cup
Right-Turn Royalty: NASCAR’s 5 Current Road-Course Aces
For the first time in 2012, the NASCAR Sprint Cup and Nationwide series will make the necessary right turns that constitute racing at the sport’s road courses.
Earnhardt Victory a Winning Situation for NASCAR
When Junior returned to the scene of his last win four years later and finally garnered a trophy, the sight was welcome and altogether a bit relieving.
Information Impossible: NASCAR’s Twitterlicious Weekend
Is this affiliation going well and what needs to be altered, added or dropped entirely if the NASCAR community is going to continue to be atwitter on race day?
From Runner-Up to Running Ragged: What’s Wrong With Carl Edwards?
The most recent victim of the dreaded “second-place hangover” is none other than the Subway pitchman himself: Carl Edwards.
Penske’s 1st-Year Blues: History Giving NASCAR Veteran Horrors
AJ Allmendinger’s struggles are just the latest in what has become a trend for Penske Racing; new drivers do not get off to a fast start in this camp.
If the NFL Loses Its Pro Bowl, Can NASCAR Lose Its All-Star Event?
What was once one of the sport’s marquee events, guaranteed to turn into a shower of sparks, has become a four-hour gluttony of hype.
Just Like His Brother: Old Kurt Busch Rears His Ugly Head at Darlington
Two straight years, two melees on pit road at Darlington to end the “Southern” 500, two different Busch brothers involved.
Caution Preventing Cautions in NASCAR Cup Series & Beyond
There sure has been a lot of hand-wringing this week over the final restart at Richmond last Saturday night.
Losing at Kansas Still a Small Win for Martin Truex Jr., MWR
Martin Truex Jr. dominated yesterday’s race at Kansas Speedway (April 22), leading 173 of the 267 laps only to have a bad set of tires cost him the race.