Dialing It In: The Curious Case of Ryan Newman
From 2002 to 2005, Ryan Newman was one of the most dominant figures on the Cup Series circuit, scoring 12 wins and 34 poles.
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Beyond the Cockpit: Diversity Pioneer Lyn St. James
To some racing fans, particularly those of the stock car persuasion, Lyn St. James is not a household name.
Frontstretch Fantasy Insider: Must-Win Situations Mean Must Have on Your Roster at Richmond
The high banks of Richmond International Raceway (RIR) allow for fast racing and the 0.75-mile length keeps the action in close quarters, making this track …
Mirror Driving: Tony the Tiger, the Quiet Fight (Kahne-Newman) & Dirty Deeds
Kasey Kahne and Ryan Newman got into it at the end of the race at Atlanta, with both drivers claiming it was a non-issue after the event.
Top 10 Reasons Dale Earnhardt Jr. Didn’t Make the Chase
9. The No. 88 team honestly thought the top 20 made the Chase, failing to realize the newest Dale Earnhardt Jr. rule doesn’t go into effect until 2011.
Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2010 Emory Healthcare 500 at Atlanta
Tony Stewart managed to keep his tires from spinning, pulling ahead of Carl Edwards to score his long-awaited first victory of 2010 in the Emory Healthcare 500.
1 Day, Cock of the NASCAR Walk. The Next? Feather Duster
The process of refinement in NASCAR started from day one and will always continue, while the balancing acts performed by teams have become remarkable.
No Bull: Is Tony Stewart Now the Man to Beat?
Given his performance over the middle portion of the summer schedule, it was only a matter of time before Tony Stewart reached victory lane.
Numbers Game: 2010 Emory Healthcare 500 at Atlanta
10 – number of cars listed as “out” at the end of the Emory Healthcare 500.
The Cool-Down Lap: Great Racing, Bad Crowd? The Curious Case of Atlanta Motor Speedway
It has been home to the most spectacular finishes and impactful races in NASCAR history. Atlanta Motor Speedway has a problem – the crowds won’t turn the gates.