Mirror Driving: Ford’s Fight, 2-Car Talladega Drafts & Dale Jr. to Victory Lane?
Ford grabbed its third win on tracks 1.5 miles or longer. Does this make a Ford favorite for this year’s title given the of intermediate tracks on the schedule?
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Top 10 Reasons Michael Waltrip Won’t Retire
10. Ken Schrader hasn’t, why should Mikey?
Dialing It In: Can Practice Make Perfect? David Ragan Sure Hopes So
If the Sprint Cup Series went by practice speeds, David Ragan would be one of the best on the circuit.
Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in NASCAR: 2011 Texas-Talladega Edition
Last weekend, Texas Motor Speedway held their first night races with the NASCAR Nationwide Series race running Friday night and the Cup Series race on Saturday.
Fan’s View: Saturday Nights Are for NASCAR Racing, Just Not This Early in the Year
Let’s hope that the folks in NASCAR realize where their bread is buttered and will leave Saturday nights alone.
Numbers Game: 2011 Samsung Mobile 500 at Texas
4 – the number of Roush Fenway Fords that placed in the top-seven positions in Saturday night’s Samsung Mobile 500.
Matt Kenseth Dominates to Snap Winless Streak at Texas
Matt Kenseth thrives on being a late-race bloomer, coming out of nowhere to grab the best finish possible, David Pearson-style.
Bubble Breakdown: Casey Mears’s Texas-Sized Recovery Ahead of Travis Kvapil’s Killer DNQ
In his post-race comments, Casey Mears said, “Our top priority is being in the Top 35 and we were able to make that happen tonight.”
Running Their Mouth: NASCAR’s Good, Bad & Ugly From the Lone Star State
This week, here’s a sneak peek at what they all were thinking following the NASCAR Cup Series Samsung Mobile 500 in Fort Worth, Texas.
Going Green: Better, but Not Back – Way Too Early to Say Dale Earnhardt Jr. Has Returned
NASCAR was on its way to being saved last Sunday. All was about to be right again in the world. Dale Earnhardt Jr. had bumped the sport’s villain Kyle Busch.