Numbers Game: Federated Auto Parts 400
0 Drivers who worked their way in or out of the Chase at Richmond for the second consecutive year. 1 Year in NASCAR’s playoff history …
0 Drivers who worked their way in or out of the Chase at Richmond for the second consecutive year. 1 Year in NASCAR’s playoff history …
Last week’s announcement that Danica Patrick would have Nature’s Bakery as a sponsor for 28 races during the 2016 Sprint Cup season garnered a great …
How far can a sport go to draw an audience? During the days of Ancient Rome, it was easy. Scatter a few mock sea battles …
For the most part, I’m a nice guy. I like happy endings. I enjoy romantic comedies. I want to see good things happen to good …
The 2015 NASCAR season provided quite the educational experience. At the small Midwestern college where I teach we preach the gospel of “lifelong learning”, but …
Who’s in the headline – Joey Logano was winless in 2016 until Sunday. He broke out of that slump in dominant fashion. Logano led 138 …
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During the 2018 NASCAR Media Tour, Brad Keselowski lashed out regarding the leadership of NASCAR and how frequently NASCAR CEO Brian France is visible at …
The buzz generated by Sunday’s exciting night race at Atlanta Motor Speedway will likely reverberate through the NASCAR masses for a long time. The Pep Boys Auto 500 saw exciting racing for much of the event and saw someone not driving a non-Hendrick-affiliated car go to Victory Lane (though many were picking Jimmie Johnson to win). The race also did nothing to answer which drivers will be in safe mode for next week’s “race before the Chase” at Richmond. Kasey Kahne’s win moved him from 11th to 6th in the standings, while Carl Edwards’ oil pan problem regulated him to a poor finish and to within 85 points of falling outside the top 12. Kurt Busch totaled his No. 2 Dodge and lost a lot of his points. Kyle Busch led laps but faded toward the end and ended up _losing_ points to 12th place Matt Kenseth, despite Kenseth putting his No. 17 Ford into the wall twice in the first 20 laps. Brian Vickers’ No. 83 team bounced back from axle trouble, to finish 7th and leapfrog ahead of Busch in the points. Now 122 points are all that separate 14th in points Kyle Busch from 5th in points Edwards. The racing in Atlanta was eventful, exciting, and very influential in the points. Here are the *HOT*, *WARM* and *NOT* drivers this week:
We’ve reached the end of the 2020 season. This year, my 12th as the resident TV critic at Frontstretch, has been the most difficult of …