2-Headed Monster: Should NASCAR Slow Down the Toyotas?
Toyota’s have dominated the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season thus far, and Martin Truex Jr. and Kyle Busch’s early wins in the playoffs have …
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2-Headed Monster: Will Leavine Family Racing Resurrect Kasey Kahne’s Career?
On Tuesday afternoon, Leavine Family Racing announced Kasey Kahne will join the organization next season, replacing Michael McDowell. Hendrick Motorsports will release Kahne at the …
2-Headed Monster: Is the End Coming for Richard Petty Motorsports?
Tuesday was a busy day in the NASCAR world, especially for Richard Petty Motorsports. In the morning, Smithfield Foods announced it would be taking its sponsorship to …
2-Headed Monster: Should Subway Have Left Daniel Suarez?
Earlier last week, Daniel Suarez had a patch over where the Subway logo would usually be on his fire suit. The reason was because the fast …
2-Headed Monster: Should Numbers Be Retired?
With the announcement Chase Elliott is going to pilot the No. 9 car next season, his father Bill Elliott’s legendary number, the talk surrounding NASCAR retiring …
2-Headed Monster: Should Wins Be Taken Away?
This week’s Frontstretch debate question: recently there has been a plethora of talk surrounding encumbered wins in NASCAR. Most recently, Darrell “Bubba” Wallace Jr.’s Camping …
2-Headed Monster: Who’s the Rookie of the Year?
The Sunoco Rookie of the Year battle is heating up quite nicely as the playoffs are about a month away. Toyota drivers, Daniel Suarez and …
2-Headed Monster: Is William Byron Ready for Cup?
With the recent announcements of Kasey Kahne being released from Hendrick Motorsports at seasons end, 19-year-old phenom William Byron will take over the No. 5 Chevrolet …
2-Headed Monster: Who’s the Title Favorite? Martin Truex Jr. or Kyle Busch?
Martin Truex Jr. and Kyle Busch have not only been the class of the Toyota’s, but also the entire Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series field …
2-Headed Monster: The Controversial Overtime Line
This week’s Frontstretch debate question: The ending to this past weekend’s Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway came down to the race leader, Kasey Kahne, …