Thinkin’ Out Loud – Last Off Week of the Season Preparing for the 14-Race Run to the Championship
Who’s in the headline – While there are multiple drivers who have run well this season, the brightest spotlight of the year has been on …
Matt Kenseth
Daily NASCAR Fantasy: Drafting Your Watkins Glen Lineup
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series returns to Watkins Glen on August 7th for the Cheeze-It 355. Watkins Glen is the second of two road courses …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the Pennsylvania 400
Who… gets my shoutout of the race? Repeat after me: there are no cheap wins in NASCAR. A top finish is hard to come by, …
Tech Talk: Jason Ratcliff Isn’t a Big Fan of NASCAR’s Lug Nut Rule
NASCAR crew chief Jason Ratcliff guided his driver, Matt Kenseth, to the runner-up spot at Indianapolis Motor Speedway last weekend and hopes to utilize the …
2-Headed Monster: Should Cars That Fail Inspection Keep the Win?
Did you hear? The race-winning car of Matt Kenseth failed post-race inspection following New Hampshire on Sunday. Kenseth’s car was found to have failed laser …
Matt Kenseth Docked 15 Points Following Loudon Win
The race-winning team from Loudon was penalized following post-race inspection. Matt Kenseth’s No. 20 team was docked 15 points and crew chief Jason Ratcliff was …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Indianapolis Edition
A big part of what happened at New Hampshire during the Sprint Cup race on Sunday had to do with location. Yes, location, location, location. …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Matt Kenseth New Hampshire Win Tainted By Failed Inspection?
Who’s in the headline: The old adage of only having to lead one lap seems to be the way Matt Kenseth does business. It rang true again this weekend …
Up To Speed: Toyota Racing Drivers Returned to Form in Loudon
After winning eight of the first 13 races of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season, observers were asking the same question: Can anyone beat Toyota? Joe …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2016 New Hampshire 301
Who… gets my shoutout of the race? The first excuse for Tony Stewart’s renewed strength was NASCAR manipulation. The next excuse was, “Oh, it was …