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2014 NASCAR Driver Review: Chris Buescher
Chris Buescher’s low and high points are stark contrasts. It’s not very often a team that fails to qualify for a race is competing for the victory several months later.
2014 NASCAR Driver Review: Joey Coulter
Ride: No. 21 GMS Chevrolet Crew chief: Jeff Stankiewicz Points finish: seventh Stats: 22 starts, zero wins, three top 5s, 10 top 10s, zero poles, one lap led, two DNFs, 12.0 average start, 13.1 average finish Best finish: third, once (Pocono Raceway, August) (If multiple best finishes, separate each with a semicolon) High Point: GMS Racing wasn’t a total startup due to …
2014 NASCAR Driver Review: Ryan Reed
Ryan Reed’s first full year in the Nationwide Series was defined by two words: learning curve.
2014 NASCAR Driver Review: Jeb Burton
It’s tough to get too hard on Jeb Burton. It was an uphill battle for Ward Burton’s son; after losing his ride and hooking up with ThorSport and its third truck, he managed just two top fives all season and zero poles.
2014 NASCAR Driver Review: James Buescher
The Bristol night race, always the highlight of any season brought James Buescher a brief respite from what was otherwise a nightmarish year.
2014 NASCAR Driver Review: Bryan Silas
Despite an eighth-place finish for Bryan Silas at Texas Motor Speedway in June, a career best, that race was not his most impressive run.
2014 NASCAR Driver Review: Ben Kennedy
Ride: No. 31 Turner Scott Motorsports Chevrolet Crew chief: Michael Shelton (14 races), Doug George (eight races) Points finish: Ninth Season stats: 22 starts, zero wins, one top 5, 7 top 10s, one pole, 58 laps led, one DNF, 11.8 average start, 13.3 average finish Best finish: Third (Martinsville – March) High Point: Kennedy led …
Holding A Pretty Wheel: With Kasey Kahne’s Future Secure, Others in Doubt
As of Wednesday, a lot of NASCAR Nation was looking at the future of Hendrick Motorsports’ No. 5 team, nodding and winking at each other. Sure, Kasey Kahne was in the seat in 2014, and would be through 2015, but it was really just a matter of time. Time, and keeping the seat warm. With …
NASCAR’s Future Still and Will Always be in the Hands of Fans
I will admit when I am wrong. In April I wrote about how despite its winning ways, consistency was still necessary for Stewart-Haas Racing to contend for the Sprint Cup. Well, I was half wrong. Consistency still played a part heading into Homestead-Miami Speedway, but I certainly did not think Kevin Harvick had a realistic …
Nuts for Nationwide: 2015 is Ripe for Change
2014’s NASCAR Nationwide Series season has come and gone, and it’s time to say farewell to Nationwide Insurance – but there needs to be more goodbyes entering a new era for the sport’s second-tier division. After entering the season with high expectations, the series regulars had an abysmal nine victories, with two part-time drivers taking …
Stenhouse Crew Chief Mike Kelley Fined for Homestead Suspension Issue
While Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. avoided penalty after Sunday’s race at Homestead-Miami Speedway, his crew chief Mike Kelley was fined $50,000 on Thursday by NASCAR for unapproved suspension parts that were confiscated during pre-qualifying inspection last weekend. NASCAR determined that the violations were a P3 level penalty, which is outlined in section 12.3 of the NASCAR …
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