4 Burning Questions: Can a Non-traditional Winner Steal One in Sonoma?
Right turns? The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series doesn’t usually do many of them, but this weekend’s round of stock car action will be an exception. …
Beyond the Cockpit: Catching Up with Brendan Gaughan
Note: Brendan Gaughan wrote a driver diary for us in 2013 and 2014. It was my monthly task to corral the Las Vegas native for …
Tech Talk: Matt Puccia Preps for Sonoma & NASCAR’s New Aero Package
One of the biggest misnomers in NASCAR Sprint Cup racing is that off-weekends exist, because when the teams don’t go to the racetrack they simply …
NASCAR 101: Sprint Cup’s Forgotten Road Courses
With the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series set to race through the winding turns of Sonoma Raceway this weekend, many fans are expecting to see one …
Friday Faceoff: What Is NASCAR’s Silliest Rule?
Welcome to Friday Faceoff, our weekly NASCAR roundtable where the Frontstretch experts give their take on major storylines surrounding the sport. Here’s a few major …
Cargill Beef Returns to Sponsor Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
Sponsorship and driver recognition has always been part of NASCAR. When fans think of Jeff Gordon, longtime sponsorship Dupont immediately comes to mind. Dale Earnhardt …
Ford’s New Shelby GT350R-C to Debut at Watkins Glen
On Wednesday, Ford Performance announced that the new Shelby GT350R-C, a racing version of the high performance Ford Shelby GT350, will make its on-track debut …
Eyes on Xfinity: 5 Tracks That Should Have Standalone Events
There are multiple factors that dictate what tracks receive a date on the NASCAR calendar, in particular a standalone event in the sport’s Xfinity or …
Truckin’ Thursdays: Jennifer Jo Cobb Driven by Passion, Supported by Faith
Jennifer Jo Cobb made her Camping World Truck Series debut at Kansas Speedway in 2008 but suffered an engine failure just 31 laps in, sliding …
Happiness Is… Raining on the Confederate Flag’s Parade?
Last week, the nation endured yet another moment of grief as it endured the senseless slaughter of church-goers in Charleston, South Carolina. This column isn’t …