The Yellow Stripe: Tragedy in the Face of Triumph, a Tearful Goodbye for Dan Wheldon
What I witnessed was racing’s ultimate sin, a terrible tragedy through which there are no words to truly relate just how awful things were in Las Vegas.
What I witnessed was racing’s ultimate sin, a terrible tragedy through which there are no words to truly relate just how awful things were in Las Vegas.
Did you stand up and cheer on Saturday night (Oct. 15) when Jimmie Johnson got loose racing Ryan Newman, slamming the outside retaining wall?
Thank God for the SAFER barriers and the HANS device. Jimmie Johnson’s wreck looked horribly similar to a certain last-lap wreck in the 2001 Daytona 500.
For a team whose very existence was in serious doubt just a year ago, Richard Petty Motorsports showed flashes of a much brighter future at Charlotte.
Charlotte Motor Speedway has seen its share of unexpected, if not underdog, winners in recent seasons. This weekend’s 500-miler was not one of those times.
Polesitter Ron Hornaday Jr. led 107 of 146 laps Saturday afternoon to score his first career victory at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Matt Kenseth, after passing Kyle Busch with a brilliant crossover move, pulled away late to take his third win of the season Saturday night at Charlotte.
Matt Kenseth will likely never be NASCAR’s “class clown,” but his uber-serious demeanor has paid great dividends this season.
Frontstretch has learned Patrick Sheltra will be driving the truck typically driven by Bryan Silas at Talladega next Saturday (Oct. 22).
Tom Hessert struck for his first pole in over a year, taking the top starting spot in his title sponsor’s race (the Federated Car Care 200).