Beyond the Cockpit: NASCAR’s “1st” Female Doing More With Less
As Jennifer Jo Cobb’s season in NASCAR’s Truck Series comes to a close, she sat down with Frontstretch’s Bryan Davis Keith to discuss the learning curve.
As Jennifer Jo Cobb’s season in NASCAR’s Truck Series comes to a close, she sat down with Frontstretch’s Bryan Davis Keith to discuss the learning curve.
This weekend, the Camping World Truck Series rolls into the hills of Pennsylvania for the series debut at Pocono Raceway.
The No. 3 returned to Daytona… and to its familiar home in victory lane… on Friday night (July 2).
It’s hard to imagine there will one day be a Truck Series without the likes of Todd Bodine, Ron Hornaday Jr. and Mike Skinner.
Pocono’s green-white-checkered finish occurred with leader Denny Hamlin within 100 yards of the start/finish line. Should NASCAR have thrown that caution?
How is Jennifer Jo Cobb, a rookie, transitioning to her role behind the scenes as she looks to be more competitive behind the wheel?
As promised, it’s time to meet this year’s Truck Series Raybestos Rookie of the Year hopefuls.
40% of the NASCAR Nationwide field got no mention on Saturday’s broadcast but what can be done to change this trend?
With so much attention spent on Danica Patrick, it was easy to overlook the fact that a total of six female drivers competed in the various races at Daytona.
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