Thinkin’ Out Loud: Breaking Down NASCAR’s Kansas Chase Race
Key Moment – With 53 laps to go in the race Kevin Harvick thought he had a right front tire going bad. After the team … Continue Reading
Jeff Gordon
Four Burning Questions – Points Resets and an Slippery Kansan Wild Card
The first round of the Chase is officially in the books, and the stars of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series now turn their attention to … Continue Reading
Happiness Is…Being Forgotten, and Vegas
Well Dover was a letdown. The rash of articles that posted on Monday and Tuesday that proffered analysis of the Dover race all seemed to … Continue Reading
Fantasy Insider: Is Now Time to Think Outside the Fantasy Pit Box?
As we inch closer toward the finish line in this NASCAR season and the races become more important for drivers in real life, they also … Continue Reading
NASCAR Sprint Cup Power Rankings: Top 15 After Dover
The revised Chase format brought exactly what was expected to the first round of eliminations at Dover. Jeff Gordon earned his fourth win of the … Continue Reading
Five Points To Ponder: 18.6, Second Chances And Five Alive
ONE: SECOND CHANCES Prior to Sunday’s 400-mile race at the Monster Mile there was a fair bit of talk about what a dramatic race the … Continue Reading
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not In NASCAR: Dover – Kansas Edition
Dover International Speedway did its job: separate the contenders from the pretenders. After 400 circuits at the Monster Mile, only 12 drivers remain in contention … Continue Reading
Thinkin’ Out Loud – Dover – Chase Race No. 3 – The field is trimmed to 12
Key Moment The pass for the lead by Jeff Gordon over Brad Keselowski with 95 laps to go was the difference in the race. Keselowski … Continue Reading
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2014 AAA 400 at Dover
Looking for the Who, What, When, Where, Why and How behind Sunday’s race? Beth Lunkenheimer has you covered with the answers to six race-day questions, … Continue Reading
Quotes to Remember: AAA 400
“I don’t know what happened to Kevin Harvick. It was unfortunate for him. He was the class of the field. We were tuning on it … Continue Reading