Fast forward to Sunday’s return to the track in the shadow of the Blue Ridge and there’s three words that sum up where we are: Jimmie flipping Johnson.
The usual suspects played “follow the leader” at Martinsville in what proved to be a fairly competitive race.
The Kroger on Track for the Cure 250 at Memphis Motorsports Park was a race that several wheelmen could have won as the lead was swapped by eight drivers.
Whither Now, Ford Motors? Lately, the Ford Motor Company, the corporation that put America on wheels, has been on a bit of a roll.
Few observers thought the unsponsored, single-car team of TRG Motorsports would make it through an entire season – least of all owner Kevin Buckler.
Talladega was supposed to be the difference maker, but “The Beast of the Southeast” in Charlotte drove apart some of the leaders at the top of the standings.
John Andretti reached a low for 2009 with a poor showing in the NASCAR Banking 500, allowing Red Bull to draw closer to the 35th position in owner points.
CONCORD, N.C. – No twists to this plot. The No. 18 car ran on a rail all night long and Kyle Busch scored an easy victory on Friday night outside Charlotte.
When Roger Penske signed Brad Keselowski to his roster, he thought he was simply signing a rookie with serious potential.
Did You Notice? How easy it’s gotten to use NASCAR’s wave-around rule to stay on the lead lap?