Nextel Cup Rookie Report: 2007 Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Edition
After qualifying seventh for Sunday’s race at Pocono, it appeared Montoya was poised to have a strong run following his second-place finish at Indianapolis.
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Mirror Driving: Swearing Off NASCAR’s Bull… Well, You Know
Tony Stewart’s slip of the tongue didn’t just cost him money. Is it wrong for drivers to lose NASCAR points for over-the-line statements to the media?
Rating the Nextel Cup Rookies: 2007 Brickyard 400 Edition
When Montoya qualified on the outside of the front row for the Allstate 400 at The Brickyard, he accomplished more than securing his best career starting spot.
Ginn Racing’s 5-Year Plan Failing at Protecting Even Its Biggest Assets
Everything that most people thought was true about Ginn Racing’s “restructuring plan” was proved false… nothing more than a bad sequence of broken promises.
Mirror Driving: Chasing the Chase, Truckers Ruining the Race? & Does ESPN Know Their Place?
This week marks ESPN’s return to covering Cup racing after a seven-year absence. What are your expectations for this season?
Mirror Driving: Kasey Kahne Drinking Bud? Chicagoland a Dud? & Ginn Hits the Ground With a Thud
It’s now been six years since Chicagoland hosted its first Nextel Cup race. Are you disappointed in the progress being made as the track has aged?
Rating the Nextel Cup Rookies: 2007 USG Sheetrock 400 at Chicagoland Edition
After starting 30th for Sunday’s USG Sheetrock 400, Montoya used the first 60 green-flag laps to guide his Wrigley’s Big Red Dodge into the top 20.
Rating the Nextel Cup Rookies: 2007 Midterm Report Card
Now that the Pepsi 400 is in the record books, the 2007 Nextel Cup Series officially enters the second half of its racing season. While …
Mirror Driving: Stewart vs. Hamlin, Kyle Busch vs. the World & Jamie McMurray vs. the Weight of Expectations
Jamie McMurray’s win: Long time coming, or lucky son-of-a-gun?
Rating the Nextel Cup Rookies: 2007 Pepsi 400 at Daytona Edition
David Ragan carried the Roush Fenway flag at the end of the Daytona 500. Five months later, the “Roushketeers” turned in a much better performance.