Friday Faceoff: Which Track Will Go Down As Jimmie Johnson’s Best?
The Next Gen car in the NASCAR Cup Series will feature a single lug nut to be removed during pit stops. Is this a positive …
Xfinity
Frontstretch Podcast: Fun Fontana, Anthony Alfredo Relives Xfinity Debut
In this week’s edition of the Frontstretch Podcast, Dustin Albino and Mike Neff discuss a fun weekend of racing at Auto Club Speedway that saw Alex Bowman pick up …
Eyes on Xfinity: Chase Briscoe Has Different Mindset for 2020
Prior to the NASCAR Xfinity Series beginning at Daytona three weeks ago, Chase Briscoe made a bold statement, claiming 2020 was his “make or-break-year.” Briscoe, …
Tony Stewart Returning to NASCAR Racing at Indianapolis Road Course
Tony Stewart is returning to NASCAR action this summer to compete in the inaugural Xfinity Series road course race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on July …
The Frontstretch 5: Drivers Poised to Grab Their First Wins in 2020
1. William Byron Byron has shown speed since he came into the NASCAR Cup Series, but what he has yet to do is put it …
Austin Hill Hungry for Truck Title & Respect, Getting Feet Wet in Xfinity
Austin Hill started last year with a lot of doubts and criticism after he replaced 2018 Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series champion Brett Moffitt …
Beside the Rising Tide: Fire on Gander Mountain
NASCAR’s third level touring division, a.k.a. the Truck Series, came into being in 1995. It was a kinder, gentler era for the sanctioning body, when …
Trendy Tuesday: Jimmie Johnson Ends Fontana Career Completing Every Lap
Over the years, Auto Club Speedway has turned into one of the more entertaining races of the season. With an aging track surface (oldest on …
The Underdog House: Lights, Camera, Action (or a Lack Thereof) in Fontana
Top Dog I’m not good at predicting the future. But last week, I wrote that I anticipated our underdogs faced a tough task if they …
Couch Potato Tuesday: FOX Brings Action, Questionable Waltrip Role to Fontana
Opinions on Auto Club Speedway have shifted significantly over the years. There was originally joy that NASCAR was back in Southern California, then anger that …