Monday Morning Pit Box: Four Fresh Tires Win Out for Tyler Reddick
Also, can Christopher Bell and his team conquer their pit road issues before it’s too late?
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.
Friday Faceoff: Will Toyota Win at Kansas Again?
Will Toyota continue to dominate at Kansas? And which Truck Series drivers will be sent packing this weekend?
5 Points to Ponder: Round of 12 Not Far-Fetched for Both 23XI Drivers
Brad Harrison looks at why Kevin Harvick might need to win at Bristol to advance, Darlington’s spot in the playoffs and more.
5 Points to Ponder: Is Alan Gustafson Really to Blame for Chase Elliott’s Woes?
Plus, Brad Harrison argues why Daytona International Speedway hosting the regular season finale is good for NASCAR in the Next Gen era.
The Big 6: Questions Answered After McDowell’s McDomination at Indy
There was nothing luck-related in the way Michael McDowell and the No. 34 team handled the field at Indianapolis.
5 Points to Ponder: Are Saturday Doubleheaders the Answer to Sunday Delays?
Also, should NASCAR follow SRX’s lead?
5 Points to Ponder: Villain Role Suits Denny Hamlin Fine
The race for the playoffs is tightening and there’s a sentimental favorite.
5 Points to Ponder: Should Summertime Night Races Stay On Track?
Plus, what would 23XI Racing do if Bubba Wallace misses the playoffs?
Frontrunners See Chances of Win Rained Out
Sunday’s Quaker State 400 could have had a very different finishing order had precipitation not intruded.
Late Caution Unravels Kaulig’s Hopes of Atlanta Sweep
Kaulig Racing was in good position to have an incredible night in Atlanta. Then, the yellow flew.