New Pit Stops, New Crew Chief Strategies for NASCAR 2011
CONCORD, N.C. – Heading into the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup season there are several aspects of the racing that are going to be different for the teams.
CONCORD, N.C. – Heading into the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup season there are several aspects of the racing that are going to be different for the teams.
There are some new companies trickling into the sport. And as the economy grows stronger, so too, will NASCAR.
Sprint Cup drivers got a first taste of Daytona’s new pavement Thursday that not only showcased the speedway’s new look, but also the new, improved car.
The massive shakeup at Hendrick Motorsports was not implemented to help just one team, Rick Hendrick said during a Wednesday morning teleconference.
On the heels of Jimmie Johnson’s historic fifth consecutive championship, Hendrick Motorsports has announced a major shakeup in their organization.
HOMESTEAD, Fla. – The end results were predictable. Carl Edwards won the Ford 400 at Homestead and Jimmie Johnson realized the “Drive for Five.”
HOMESTEAD, Fla. – Frontstretch caught up with Front Row Motorsports General Manager Jerry Freeze on Friday afternoon (Nov. 19).
Elliott Sadler followed up a press conference announcing that he would be racing in the Nationwide Series full time in 2011 with a scorching pole run.
After a wreck on the final lap, NASCAR was forced to review their tapes before declaring Clint Bowyer the winner of the AMP Energy Juice 500.
Friday night (Oct. 29) NASCAR lost one of its greatest public relations men in Vice President of Corporate Communications Jim Hunter.
Taking the lead with 29 laps to go, Denny Hamlin scored his seventh victory of the year – a career high – and his fourth at Martinsville.
After 47 cars made qualifying runs around the half-mile speedway, Denny Hamlin was the once celebrating with the Coors Light Pole Award, his second of the year.
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