Shakedown Session: Be Careful What You Wish For
Can NASCAR fans be truly happy about a great Chase or, as some fans are want to do, will they nit-pick the Chase and find another way to complain?
Can NASCAR fans be truly happy about a great Chase or, as some fans are want to do, will they nit-pick the Chase and find another way to complain?
After Texas, the championship battle is effectively between Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards. Who has an edge the last two races and why?
Check out this week’s Power Rankings to see if your favorite driver was able to keep his six shooters loaded or if they fired all their rounds two weeks early.
Let’s quickly touch on the topic du jour as we begin the penultimate “in-season” edition of Fact or Fiction.
Let me get this straight. One Cup driver (Tony Stewart) has won half the races in the Chase and he’s still not in the points lead?
“We’re controlling our own destiny,” Tony Stewart said. “Today is a perfect example of that.”
In victory lane, Smoke said, “I don’t have to say anything, do I? I think our performance here today speaks for itself.”
There was a lot of shuffling at the top on Sunday, but in the end, Martin Truex Jr. had what may be the quietest top 10 of all.
Tony Stewart proved he can not only talk the talk, but walk the walk, in terms of his championship pursuit.
“This is just as surreal as the [Daytona] 500,” said Trevor Bayne in victory lane.