Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 After the 2010 Air Guard 400 at Richmond
The anti-climactic final moments of the Race to the Chase left a feeling in NASCAR fans’ mouths like they’d kissed their sister Saturday night.
The anti-climactic final moments of the Race to the Chase left a feeling in NASCAR fans’ mouths like they’d kissed their sister Saturday night.
“Playoffs! You want to talk about playoffs? You kidding me?” That’s the reaction of the majority of the NASCAR fanbase nowadays.
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For the entirety of my time as a NASCAR fan, I have watched all the races in a season. Prior to 2004, it didn’t matter to me what time of year a given race ran.
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This week, here’s a sneak peek at what they all were thinking following the Air Guard 400 at Richmond International Raceway.
Denny Hamlin dominated Saturday’s Air Guard 400 at Richmond, leading 251 of 400 laps for a second straight triumph in the fall event.
There were a trio of surprise names in the Air Guard 400 top 10, with Joey Logano, Marcos Ambrose and AJ Allmendinger all having stellar nights.
Brad Keselowski won the spring race at Richmond on a last-lap pass, having to out-race Greg Biffle after dominating the event.