5 Points To Ponder: Should Team Owners Step in to Police Drivers?
Should throwback weekend at Darlington be its spring or Labor Day race weekend?
Brad joined Frontstretch.com in 2020 and contributes to the site's 5 Points To Ponder column and other roles as needed. A graduate of the University of Georgia's Henry W. Grady School of Journalism and Mass Communication, he has covered sports in some capacity for more than 20 years with coverage including local high school sports, college athletics and minor league hockey. Brad has received multiple awards for his work from the Georgia Press Association.
5 Points to Ponder: Don’t Call Josh Berry’s Win an Upset
Harrison Burton, Josh Berry’s predecessor in the No. 21, is also running well in 2025. Brad Harrison encourages us not to give up on Burton.
5 Points to Ponder: Give Circuit of the Americas Another Date Already
Also, Connor Zilisch should’ve enjoyed his Xfinity win more than focus on what he could’ve done better.
Kyle Larson Slays Superspeedway Demons in 3rd-Place Finish at Atlanta
Larson’s luck is usually nonexistent on superspeedways, but he was treated well this time in Atlanta – even if he came up short of victory.
‘It Was Cool to Have a Shot’: Stewart Friesen Inched by Kyle Busch in Atlanta
Friesen was second to Busch in the Truck race, losing in a photo finish.
5 Points to Ponder: Corey LaJoie Belongs in the Cup Series
Also, is Atlanta the best place for the second race of the season?
2024 Top NASCAR Storylines: Wood Brothers Capture 100th Win
After years of trying, one of NASCAR’s famed teams got its milestone victory.
5 Points to Ponder: No Doubt About It, the Finale Belongs at Homestead
Elsewhere, if Kyle Larson fails to make the Championship 4, his six-win season won’t be celebrated as much.
5 Points to Ponder: Another Title Run Saved by a Penalty Call?
Lost in the ROVAL storylines is the fact that Kyle Larson now has seven road course wins.
5 Points to Ponder: Would a Non-Playoff Race Spice Up Talladega?
The 23XI and Front Row lawsuit is a massive cloud that hangs over NASCAR, bigger than any other storyline.