Crazy Ending Gives Ryan Newman the Clock at Martinsville
The fastest car doesn’t always win a NASCAR Sprint Cup race. But rarely is the outcome decided by the slowest car on the track.
The fastest car doesn’t always win a NASCAR Sprint Cup race. But rarely is the outcome decided by the slowest car on the track.
I think it’s great how fans, drivers and media can interact on the Interwebz these days. But it’s also taken a little of the excitement out of the sport.
Did You Notice? The end of the road is here for Jeremy Mayfield?
Is Kurt Busch’s talent enough to turn Phoenix Racing around in time for a Chase appearance?
Was Smoke’s continued strong start, the best of his 14-year Cup career enough to propel him to the top of our rankings?
The race at Fontana went by so quickly, Kasey Kahne didn’t even have time to wreck his car (sorry Kahne fans).
The Nationwide Series regulars’ streak of wins to start 2012 ended at four in southern California, with polesitter Joey Logano pulling away from the field.
All the recent bickering over the ins-and-outs of the NASCAR Sprint Cup rulebook has led to some interesting discussions amongst racing fans.
Bristol track owner Bruton Smith is reconsidering returning the track to its former single-groove configuration. Right move?
Did You Notice? The quirkiness of the 2012 Sprint Cup schedule?