Numbers Game: 2012 Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte
0 – Jimmie Johnson failed to lead a single lap in the Coke 600, only the third race he has failed to do so in 2012.
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A Last-Lap Thriller for the Ages: 2012 Indy 500 Race Recap
Dan Wheldon didn’t get a chance to defend his Indy win, so Dario Franchitti dedicated his victory to his friend and essentially defended it for him.
Pace Laps: NASCAR’s Fakery, Indy’s Twists & Turns, & a Safety Message
Each week, Frontstretch will break down the racing, series by series, to bring you the biggest stories that you need to watch during the week ahead.
Monday Morning Teardown: 1 Particular Sunday Switcheroo – Has NASCAR Lost Ground to the Indy 500?
The Indianapolis 500 lived up to its billing as the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. The Coca-Cola 600 was a decent race with a popular winner … but not much else.
Coca-Cola 600 Victory Eases Kasey Kahne’s Pain of High Expectations
Kasey Kahne came into the 2012 Sprint Cup season with high expectations. Until recently, he didn’t have many high finishes to match them.
Formula 1 Friday: Monaco – Only the Streetwise May Apply
The world of F1 is often inconsistent and riddled with intrigue and power games, but the one constant has been the presence of the Monaco Grand Prix.
Voices From the Cheap Seats: Bristol Motor Speedway Earns Some Redemption for 1 NASCAR Fan
A fan was happy, a fan was pissed, fan politely reasoned with corporate, corporate actually did the right thing, the fan was happy again.
Dakoda Armstrong Driver Diary: Charlotte, Dover & the ’80s?
Dakoda Armstrong is back with his latest driver diary.
4 Burning Questions: All-Star Expectations, Hall of Fame Hubris & Cup Drivers
Does the order of the Hall of Fame inductees really matter?
Professor of Speed: The Twitter NASCAR Revolution a Trivial Pursuit?
NASCAR’s recent announcement of signing an exclusive deal with Twitter should have me all a-twitter, but I’m feeling more skeptical than anything else.