Sprint Cup Rookie Report: No Primary Engine? No Problem for Joey Logano at Indy
Joey Logano Start: 18th; Finish: 12th Summary: The Allstate 400 qualifying order will credit Joey Logano with a top-20 starting position but in reality, the …
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Scott Speed Driver Diary: Getting Hitched, Danica & Racing With Kyle in Cars & on Dolphins!
First off, I have to say that things are going quite well in my first week of marriage. Amanda and I tied the knot over …
2009 NASCAR Rookie Midseason Grades: Who’s Better, Keselowski, Logano or… Ambrose?
The Sprint Cup Series marked the season’s halfway point with an off week shortly thereafter, which gives Professor Lumbis a chance to take a breath …
Sprint Cup Rookie Report: “Rookies” Joey Logano, Marcos Ambrose Take Advantage of a Late-Race Shootout – Chicago Style
Joey Logano Start: 24th; Finish: 18th Summary: Logano started the Lifelock.com 400 with hopes of completing the weekend sweep after pulling off a surprise victory on …
Sprint Cup Rookie Report: Rookies Run Well, But Only Marcos Ambrose Sealed the Deal in Daytona
Joey Logano Start: 21st; Finish: 19th Summary: The leading Rookie of the Year candidate came into Independence Day weekend riding high on momentum after capturing …
Sprint Cup Rookie Report: Hometown Hero Joey Logano Scores a Victory for the Sport’s Good Guys
Joey Logano Start: 24th; Finish: 1st Summary: On Friday afternoon (June 26), it looked as if the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 weekend would be a …
Scott Speed Driver Diary: A Windy DNQ & Getting Hitched!
I certainly experienced something new in my Sprint Cup career this past weekend when I got way off track during my qualifying run in Sonoma. …
Beyond the Cockpit: Bill Claren on the Early Days of NASCAR, the Bootlegger Myth & the Current State of the Sport
On June 13, 1954, the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (then known as the Grand National Series) held its first and only event at the Linden …
Sprint Cup Rookie Report: Mad Max, Marcos Ambrose Sip the Sonoma Wine While It’s Sour Grapes for Others
Max Papis Start: 33rd; Finish: 12th Summary: Papis had high hopes coming into the wine country of Sonoma, the site of his Sprint Cup debut in …
Beyond the Cockpit: Patrick Carpentier Discusses His Firing from GEM, Speed Skating & Tommy Baldwin Racing
After two runner-up finishes in the Nationwide Series at his home track of Montreal, Patrick Carpentier was given the chance to drive in the No. …