Frontstretch Fantasy Insider: Bristol, or How to Fly Jet Fighters in a Gymnasium
The Sprint Cup Series returns to its roots this weekend with the first short-track race of the 2009 season. Since it was resurfaced, Bristol Motor … Continue Reading
The Frontstretch Staff is made up of a group of talented men and women spread out all over the United States and Canada. Residing in 15 states throughout the country, plus Ontario, and widely ranging in age, the staff showcases a wide variety of diverse opinions that will keep you coming back for more week in and week out.
Age Just a Number: Kyle Busch Rates the Progress of Logano, Sieg & His Own Truck team
Kyle Busch has achieved more as a NASCAR driver in the last five years than most drivers have in decades-long careers. Just shy of 24 … Continue Reading
Top 10 Things NASCAR Plans to Do About “Start & Park” Teams
10. Let them use the newly named “Robby Gordon Memorial Shortcut” through the infield so they stay more competitive. 9. Instead of a ‘remote kill’ … Continue Reading
Mirror Driving: Grading NASCAR in 2009, Why Kvapil’s Cryin’ & Pushing for a Pension Fund
Four races in, how would you grade the 2009 NASCAR Cup season to date? And what, if anything, can be done to make things better?
James Buescher Driver Diary: NASCAR’s Teenage Talent Off to a Decent Start
I was pretty excited at the beginning of the week at Daytona. We started out pretty good in practice. We didn’t have a lot of … Continue Reading
Fan’s View: When NASCAR’s Engines Go Silent… What Do I Do?
When the pre-race interviews begin on Sunday morning, I can guarantee at least one question that will be put to the drivers. “What did you … Continue Reading
Top 10 Other Victory Celebrations Kurt Busch’s Miller Lite Drinking Buddies Suggested
Following Kurt Busch’s dominating Atlanta win, he celebrated by driving his car in reverse around the track in a new kind of victory lap. Later, … Continue Reading
Happy Hour: Solving NASCAR’s Racetrack Problem, Part 1 – What NASCAR Can Learn From Baseball
One of the bigger beefs longtime fans of NASCAR have today is the unimaginative size, shape and location of too many of the current venues.
Blue Smoke and Burnt Rubber: Talk at the Track
Hi, racefans! This is C.J. Parker with this week’s installment of “Talk at the Track”. The weekly radio show where I speak with all the … Continue Reading
Fanning the Flames: Confusing Contingency Awards, NASCAR’s Aero Dependence Gone Awry & Rain-Outs
Once again, some random, midweek thoughts whilst sitting on the front porch swing and enjoying the blooming Bradford Pears on a rare 70-degree afternoon in … Continue Reading