2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Jamie McMurray
Without a doubt, edging out Kyle Busch by 0.005 seconds in the Pepsi 400 was the highlight of the 2007 season for Jamie McMurray.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Casey Mears
In 2007, Casey Mears staked his own claim to the winner’s circle, grabbing his first career Nextel Cup win in the Coca-Cola 600.
Mirror Driving: Kasey Kahne Takes a Hit, Johnson Snakebit, & Replacing the Sponsor That Quit
Kasey Kahne is getting sued for an incident in which he pushed a 62-year-old security officer to the ground. Is this a troubling sign of a driver’s immaturity?
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Mark Martin
Choosing family and fatherhood over deafening racecars and a gaudy-looking trophy, Mark Martin still managed to get off to the best start of his storied career.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Jeremy Mayfield
In a year where Jeremy Mayfield only managed to qualify 13 times for Bill Davis Racing, his switch to the Haas CNC Racing No. 66 Chevrolet was the high point.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Sterling Marlin
After qualifying for the Daytona 500, Sterling Marlin became the only driver outside the Top 35 in owner points to qualify for all five races.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Kevin Lepage
In the 17th race of the season, the Lenox Industrial Tools 300 at New Hampshire, Kevin Lepage achieved his best start and finish of a difficult 2007.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Terry Labonte
The high point of Terry Labonte’s 2007 season was simply being asked to come out of retirement to strap in for Michael Waltrip Racing.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Matt Kenseth
A victory is extra special for Matt Kenseth, who is known more for his rock-solid consistent finishes rather than dominating double-digit win seasons.
2007 NASCAR Driver Review: Bobby Labonte
After Bobby Labonte scored just one top 10 in the first 22 races of 2007, the addition of Doug Randolph as crew chief met with some immediate positive results.