Juan Pablo Montoya Tops 2009 Sylvania 300 Happy Hour Practice
LOUDON, N.H. – The drivers complained bitterly of chattering rear tires and everybody else complained of chattering teeth. A bitter wind driving down the backstretch … Continue Reading
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LOUDON, N.H. – The drivers complained bitterly of chattering rear tires and everybody else complained of chattering teeth. A bitter wind driving down the backstretch … Continue Reading
The sixth edition of NASCAR’s Chase is upon us, and with it comes the most talented 12-car field we’ve ever seen. Four former champions, 282 … Continue Reading
LOUDON, N.H. – With dark clouds looming over the track, Juan Pablo Montoya decided it was time to go! Setting a new track qualifying record … Continue Reading
It’s all in the numbers, see? And the momentum, of course. Every year, some guy from the back half of the Chase field makes a … Continue Reading
As we all know, the whole Chase was brought to us in 2004 as a result of a few key factors – chief among them … Continue Reading
In the aftermath of the Chevy Rock & Roll 400 last Saturday night (Sept. 12) from Richmond, one of the sport’s most prolific winners in … Continue Reading
And so beginneth the creation that Brian calls the Chase. For 12 select drivers, Sunday’s green flag will mark the start of a 10-race pursuit … Continue Reading
10. Giving him the “Black Flag” treatment. A whole can of it. 9. A good talking to. 8. An all-expense paid hunting trip led by … Continue Reading
Matt Crafton was penalized at Gateway Saturday and sent to the back of the longest line for two incidents where he made contact with the truck in front of him.
When NASCAR finally took us at Frontstretch in, recognizing us as part of their esteemed “Citizen Journalist Media Corps,” I finally felt as though I … Continue Reading