Nuts for Nationwide: New Blood Highlights JR Motorsports’ Return to Form
It was long believed the glory days for JR Motorsports were when Brad Keselowski was going toe-to-toe with the likes of Kyle Busch and Denny …
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Brendan Gaughan Driver Diary: Getting Stronger, Vegas, and Fat Irish
Starting out the season, we go to Daytona International Speedway right out of the box. Everybody always says, “Oh, it’s Daytona,” and all these great …
Couch Potato Tuesday: If You Make TMZ, It’s Never A Good Sign
It’s hard to imagine, but today marks the 350th TV article I’ve written for Frontstretch, including both the website and our newsletter. To ring in …
Nationwide Breakdown: Larson Hits the Bullseye in California
Close doesn’t cut it for Kyle Larson anymore. After a year-plus of close calls at the Nationwide level, including a second-place finish at Bristol last …
Nuts for Nationwide: 2014 Brings Rough Start for Many Rookies
Rookies. Those young guys who just don’t know any better. They’re the ones who tear stuff up and get in the way, yet everyone jumps …
Mirror Driving: Falling Ratings, Goodyear’s Glory and Fontana Optimism
Welcome to “Mirror Driving.” Every week, your favorite columnists sit down and give their opinion about the latest NASCAR news, rumors and controversy. Love us or hate …
Racing To The Point: The Sorry State Of NASCAR’s Second Tier
I could’ve sworn that NASCAR made a rule change last week stipulating that cars could no longer run cool-down laps at the bottom of the track, but …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Why Did FOX Play NASCAR TV Roulette At Bristol?
Hello, race fans. Welcome back to Couch Potato Tuesday, where we break down race broadcasts in detail. This past weekend, the Sprint Cup and Nationwide …
Nuts For Nationwide: Young Drivers Looking To Bust Out At Bristol
Much has been written, to the point you can almost recite word-for-word, about how much Cup drivers have “taken over” the Nationwide Series. But if …
Harry Scott, Jr. Owner Diary: New Season, New Rules & New Teams
Turner Scott Motorsports and HScott Motorsports field 10 full-time entries in NASCAR, from the K&N Pro Series East all the way up to the Sprint Cup …