NASCAR Mailbox: Jimmie’s Johnson’s Reign & the New NASCAR Drivers’ Council
Well folks, if anyone in the country doubted Jimmie Johnson this year, it’s officially time to eat your words. He has 10 – count them …
Carl Edwards
Denny Hamlin, Carl Edwards Sweep 2015 FedEx 400 Saturday Practices at Dover
Denny Hamlin and Carl Edwards are in a good place. Not only are both coming off big wins at Charlotte Motor Speedway, they led a …
Should Carl Edwards Really Be Worry-Free With a Win?
Carl Edwards would happily compare Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway to the weight of a gorilla lifting off his back. The Sprint …
Happiness Is… Funny Stuff, Yoga & Released
By winning the Coca-Cola 600, Carl Edwards has now joined the Chase fray, putting him in position to tinker around for the rest of the …
Did You Notice? Indy Takes a Bite Out of NASCAR
Did You Notice? Two races headed in two markedly different directions? While the Indianapolis 500 went through its third straight ratings increase, reaching Nielsen numbers …
Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 After the 2015 Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte
Carl Edwards took advantage of fuel strategy to win his first race of 2015 and first driving for Joe Gibbs Racing. Edwards led only 25 …
NASCAR Mailbox: What’s up with Martin Truex Jr. & Tackling the Monster Mile
The Coca-Cola 600 provided what we all look forward to in the Sprint Cup Series – pure excitement. The longest race on the Cup schedule …
Professor of Speed: A Memorial Day to Remember for NASCAR
Last Sunday was one memorable day of racing. If we move beyond the self-serving particulars of who won, who lost, and other such personally-driven details …
5 Points to Ponder: Tapered Spacer Tapering Off NASCAR Competition
ONE: The Horrific Tapered Spacer at Intermediate Tracks After seeing the horrendous racing during the All-Star Race, the Coca-Cola 600 was a pleasant surprise. There …
Bowles-Eye View: The New NASCAR, From Shaky To Saved In Just 1 Day
Carl Edwards entered Charlotte buried under the weight of high expectations. Adding mental pounds of his own pressure simply left him digging a deeper hole …