Mirror Driving: “Taming” Richmond, Debris Disaster & Kyle’s Truck Future
The Richmond race is often one of NASCAR’s most competitive. Instead, its 12 lead changes were the fewest all season. Cause for concern, or still a great race?
Potts’s Shots: 2011 Kentucky Race Wouldn’t Be the 1st in the State
I don’t think NASCAR is interested in expanding the schedule. That leaves the option of moving a race from another facility to Kentucky.
Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 After the 2010 Crown Royal 400 at Richmond
Richmond reminded us there are plenty of emerging contenders, including winner Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick.
Top 10 Reasons Terry Cook Left the No. 46 Team
10. Missing seven races may have played a factor.
Full Throttle: A Sneak Peek Into the NASCAR Hall of Fame
Tuesday (May 4) was Media Day at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte. One week to go before the gala grand opening
Numbers Game: 2010 Crown Royal Presents the Heath Calhoun 400 at Richmond
2 – number of positions Kyle Busch gained in the driver points standings after winning at Richmond Saturday night.
5 Points to Ponder: Kentucky Non-Surprise, Zaxby’s & Denny
Bruton Smith did not buy Kentucky Speedway without knowing that the anti-trust lawsuit brought upon NASCAR by former ownership was going to get settled.
Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in Sprint Cup: 2010 Crown Royal 400 at Richmond Edition
Here’s the $5-million question: What’s the track with the fewest lead changes so far this season? Sorry, folks… your answer is Richmond, with 12.
The Yellow Stripe: Why Richmond Will Always Be a Can’t Miss on the NASCAR Circuit
Richmond first appeared on the schedule in 1953. Lee Petty won the inaugural event, and since then the famed old circuit has hosted some 108 NASCAR Cup races.
Fan’s View: Racing 101 – How to Use a Yellow Flag
Finally, tires squeal and the poor guy gets his car moving. Everybody in the stands cheers. NO YELLOW FLAG!