Ron Hornaday Grabs 1st Career Las Vegas Win in 2011 Smith’s 350
Polesitter Ron Hornaday Jr. led 107 of 146 laps Saturday afternoon to score his first career victory at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Truck Series
Patrick Sheltra to Return to NASCAR Competition at Talladega
Frontstretch has learned Patrick Sheltra will be driving the truck typically driven by Bryan Silas at Talladega next Saturday (Oct. 22).
Full Throttle: Get NASCAR Touring Series Back to Their Roots
NASCAR needs to bring the Nationwide and Truck series back to short tracks where they started and rejuvenate the interest in the races, teams and drivers.
Fact or Fiction: A Chase Replacement, Grading a Cup Debut & Ragan, Don’t Be Fooled
Play a little Fact or Fiction to drift into NASCAR’s future while getting caught up on the news.
5 Points to Ponder: Do or Die for Special K, Why Reed & Where’s the NNS?
ONE: Is Brad Keselowski the Juan Pablo Montoya of the 2011 Chase?
4 Burning Questions: A Close Championship, the New Phoenix & Dillon’s Debut
Through three Chase races, is the Cup Series in line for its closest points battle ever?
Shakedown Session: Tis the Season for Layoffs & Uncertainty in NASCAR
Turner Motorsports has given their employees a notice of potential downsizing at the end of the season.
Confusion as Turner Motorsports Announces Potential Downsizing, Layoffs
Frontstretch spoke with a Turner Motorsports employee who confirmed the potential layoffs.
Middle-Class Meltdown: Reed Sorenson, Turner Latest Victims of Growing NASCAR Epidemic
Reed Sorenson was unceremoniously dumped from Turner Motorsports’ No. 32 car, with Cup regular Brian Vickers taking the seat.
Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in NASCAR: 2011 Dover-Kansas Edition
Let’s sort through the drivers who have (or don’t have) momentum heading into next weekend at Kansas Speedway.
Talking NASCAR TV: Hollywood Hotel’s Switch Combines With ESPN’s “Switched Up” Show
Hello, race fans. Welcome back to Talking NASCAR TV, where critiquing races is our game.
Tracking the Trucks: 2011 Kentucky 225
Ron Hornaday Jr. took the checkered flag 0.438 seconds ahead of Austin Dillon to win the Kentucky 225 Saturday evening (Oct. 1) at Kentucky Speedway.