Frontstretch Fantasy Insider: Time to Get That Roster Fixed Before You Go California Dreamin’
Break out the caffeine and Adderall: the Sprint Cup Series is returning to California and the Auto Club Speedway for another 500-mile parade.
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Mirror Driving: NASCAR Talking Out of Turn?, Targate 2009 & Changing Pit-Road Rules
During Sunday’s race, NASCAR sent a message to Brad Keselowski to drive less aggressively around the Chase drivers. Should NASCAR have made that call?
Frontstretch NASCAR Power Rankings: Top 15 After the 2009 Price Chopper 400 at Kansas
Racing at Kansas Speedway saw Tony Stewart regain his winning form, capturing the Price Chopper 400 for his fourth career trip to victory lane as driver/owner.
Bowles-Eye View: 5 Reasons Why Johnson’s Chase for History is Chasing Away NASCAR’s Fanbase
Tony Stewart won the NASCAR race at Kansas, but much of the focus continues to revolve around the man who finished ninth.
Matt McLaughlin’s Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2009 Kansas Race Recap
Tony Stewart and his team elected to change two tires on the final stop to take the lead and held off a determined challenge from Jeff Gordon to win at Kansas.
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2009 Price Chopper 400 at Kansas
Nine of the top-10 finishers at Kansas were chase drivers-and then there was David Reutimann.
Happy Hour: Is Anyone Even Willing to Challenge the No. 48 Team?
With all apologies to 48 fans, a dominating Jimmie Johnson win just bores the snot out of me.
Frontstretch Fantasy Insider: How to Clip the Competition at Kansas
Unlike the first two Chase tracks that have seen their share of unpredictability, the Kansas Speedway will see the usual suspects up front early and often.
Voice of Vito: Overlooking the Obvious – Media Largely Ignoring Compelling Chase Stories, Handing Johnson Title Prematurely
The flavor of the month syndrome seems to have hit home hardest during the 2009 NASCAR Chase for the Championship.
Mirror Driving: Grading 2-Day Shows, 2-Race Chases & NASCAR’s Promotional Power
NASCAR is considering a move to two-day shows in 2010 as a cost-cutting measure for teams. Will this help teams and keep the fans happy?