Numbers Game: 2014 Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan
0 – Laps led by Roush Fenway Racing Sunday at a Michigan track where they’ve won eight times and entered the Quicken Loans 400 defending champs …
Beyond the Cockpit: Tony “The Sarge” Schumacher
Tony “The Sarge” Schumacher and his U.S. Army Top Fuel dragster are probably a familiar site to many motorsports fans beyond even those who follow …
NASCAR Mailbox: A “Normal” Saturday And A Valuable Lesson
Working as a writer in the world of racing means that a majority of my weekends are spoken for before the first green flag ever …
Beyond the Cockpit: Tommy Baldwin on Owning His Team, Hall of Fame and the Number Seven
Tommy Baldwin has been involved in racing since he was a youngster, an innovative mechanic who worked his way up to NASCAR Cup crew chief by 1997. …
Short Track Racing Should Encourage Summer Viewership
Who needs a green-white-checkered for some close racing at the finish? The Sprint Cup drivers proved they could keep their cars pointed in the right …
Nationwide Breakdown: ToyotaCare 250
Brian Scott has come close to winning at Richmond twice before. Starting on the pole Friday night made it look like he might be poised …
Four Burning Questions – Richmond: Financial Follies and Revisiting Spingate
The perfect race track. That’s how the drivers of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series are apt to describe the track that hosts this week’s round of racing …
A Reminder of What Really Matters…the Racing
Author’s Note: I wrote the original version of this column in 2010, but I’m realizing that we still need a reminder of what’s right with …
Happiness Is… Franchises, Barber, Work and Wrigley
So it was an off week in NASCAR. Did anyone miss it? Aww, c’mon, a little break never hurt. Of course, the difficulty in writing anything …
Nuts for Nationwide: Virginia Is For Lovers But Richmond Isn’t Always Friendly
Short tracks, for some, are the end-all, be-all of motorsports. NASCAR’s own history is rich with these ovals, based all around the country that have …