Up To Speed: Drivers Weigh In On Last Lap Edwards, Busch Incident
The length of races varies throughout the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races. 400 laps, sometimes 500 miles. Heck, there are even some races measured in …
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Up To Speed: Carl Edwards, Dave Rogers Cite Team Cohesiveness As Reason For Success
Carl Edwards had to win eventually. In the first seven races of the season, they finished in the top five three times and six times …
Up To Speed: JGR Shines Again in Texas, but Hendrick Motorsports Not Far Behind
The team that has been in the headlines of late has most certainly been Joe Gibbs Racing, especially considering that Kyle Busch has won every …
Up To Speed: Martinsville Win Part of Bigger Picture for Kyle Busch
It was pretty obvious Kyle Busch was going to win a race eventually this season. The reigning NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion’s worst finish in the …
Up To Speed: 2015 Winners Who Are Still Looking for First Win of 2016
With this now the third year of the elimination Chase-style format, it’s easy to forget how early we still are in the 2016 NASCAR Sprint …
Up To Speed: Tempers Flare and Insults Fly Following Action-Packed Auto Club 400
I’ve said before that it’s rare that fans and competitors alike agree on anything, let alone nearly unanimous on the quality of a product. However, …
Up to Speed: Rookies Chase Elliott and Ryan Blaney Impress at Phoenix
Rookies aren’t supposed to be competing for top fives and wins with the veterans, right? At most, they should barely be running near the top …
Up To Speed: Team Penske Back On Top After Rough Start To Season
Just a few short weeks ago, when people were making predictions on who would make the Chase, win the championship and win the most races, it …
Up To Speed: Despite Long Green-Flag Runs, Lower Downforce Still Largely Positive
Though only the second race of the season, Atlanta Motor Speedway was thought to be the initial race where we would see what the new …
Up To Speed: Denny Hamlin Credits Teammates for Daytona 500 Win
“It was a total team effort.” Generally, when the winning driver makes such a statement in Victory Lane, they are referring to their own team. …