Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in NASCAR: 2012 Dover/Pocono Edition
While Hendrick Motorsports gets hotter by the week, there were several key momentum shifts in Sprint Cup after Sunday’s race at the Monster Mile.
While Hendrick Motorsports gets hotter by the week, there were several key momentum shifts in Sprint Cup after Sunday’s race at the Monster Mile.
It’s time to review who is off to a good start this season, who’s off to a poor start and who is living a horrific nightmare through the year’s first 12 races.
Did You Notice? There’s no place that signifies NASCAR’s turn from crashes to consistent green-flag racing than the Monster Mile?
Rusty Wallace has one proposed solution to the drop in ratings and fan interest: reduce the number of races on the Sprint Cup schedule. Do you agree?
Was Kasey Kahne’s midseason rebound enough to propel him to the top of our Power Rankings?
The probable and possible challengers for Tony Stewart’s crown are emerging.
Was Sunday’s result the start of something big for Jeff Gordon? Here is Who’s Hot and Who’s Not after Charlotte.
On lap 332, Kasey Kahne passed Denny Hamlin and pretty much put it on cruise control for the final 100 miles of NASCAR’s longest event.
CONCORD, N.C. – Kasey Kahne’s 300th career start could also turn out to be his most memorable.
I shouldn’t be surprised by this one, but it never fails to catch me unaware when Danica Patrick gets so much airtime despite running a mediocre race.
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