The Yellow Stripe: The 2011 Chase – Who’s In, Who’s Out & Who Might Just Make It
This week, I’m going to take a look at the Chase picture and see who’s in, who’s nearly in and who’s out of the picture altogether with just three races to go.
Danny Peters has written for Frontstretch since 2006. An English transplant living in San Francisco, by way of New York City, he’s had an award-winning marketing career with some of the biggest companies sponsoring sports. Working with racers all over the country, his freelance writing has even reached outside the world of racing to include movie screenplays.
This week, I’m going to take a look at the Chase picture and see who’s in, who’s nearly in and who’s out of the picture altogether with just three races to go.
Tempers, as is often the case with the twisties, were at a premium after the race with Boris Said and Greg Biffle getting involved in a little contretemps.
Despite the inclement weather this past weekend, we got there in the end with a truly packed day at picturesque Pocono Raceway on Sunday (Aug. 7).
So with six races to go before the Chase starts, there’s still plenty of time to get your money on your favorite NASCAR driver.
Next week, the Brickyard 400 will mark the return of ESPN the self-styled worldwide leader in sports after a six-race stretch with TNT.
In the crazy laboratory of Jimmie Johnson and Chad Knaus, the lab techs are interchangeable.
As we head into the second half of the NASCAR schedule, starting this weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway here are my midseason awards.
It’s easy to get caught up in the pre-Chase hype (and I’m as guilty of it as any NASCAR journalist) but the title still goes through the five-time champion.
History and tradition are crucial building blocks of NASCAR so if you’re going to turn left and right, it should happen where it counts: in the Chase.
Sunday’s 500-miler at picturesque Pocono (June 12) gave Carl Edwards just a little reminder of how the other half live.