Thinkin’ Out Loud: Matt Kenseth New Hampshire Win Tainted By Failed Inspection?
Who’s in the headline: The old adage of only having to lead one lap seems to be the way Matt Kenseth does business. It rang true again this weekend …
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Smoke Rises Into Championship Contender
After his runner-up finish at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, it’s time to admit it. Tony Stewart is turning into a legitimate championship contender. After completing the …
Matt Kenseth Cashes in Late at New Hampshire
Starting from 18th position, Matt Kenseth went forward from the drop of the green flag, racing his way into the top 10. It wasn’t until 44 laps …
2016 Frontstretch Cup: Staff Predictions for the New Hampshire 301
Welcome to our ninth year of staff predictions! Each week, our experts attempt to tell you who the winner of each Cup race will be. …
Joe Gibbs Racing Leads New Hampshire Practice
Joe Gibbs Racing was fast early on in opening practice on Saturday in preparation for the New Hampshire 301 on Sunday. Overtaking some of his …
Daily NASCAR Fantasy: Drafting Your New Hampshire 301 NASCAR Lineup
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series returns to New Hampshire Motor Speedway Sunday, July 17th for the New Hampshire 301. Maintaining track position and optimizing fuel …
Jimmie Johnson Records First Pole of 2016 at New Hampshire
For the first time since Phoenix last fall, Jimmie Johnson will pace the field to the green flag on Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. …
Friday Face-off: Can NASCAR Learn from Pokemon GO?
What variable from Saturday’s race at Kentucky stood out the most to you – the racetrack’s repave and reconfiguration, Goodyear’s conservative tire choice or the low-low downforce …
2-Headed Monster: The Best NASCAR Cup Team At Midseason – Penske Or Gibbs?
Five months into the 2016 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series tour, the top teams have begun to make their presence known. Stewart-Haas Racing has proven to …
The 10: Slippin’ & Slidin’ on a Wild Kentucky Night
Saturday’s Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway could best be described as a war of attrition. From an unpredictable racing surface to a trial run …