Bubble Breakdown: Brad Keselowski Posts Top-10 Run… But It’s John Andretti Who Widens Top-35 Gap
James Finch is going to miss Brad Keselowski when he’s gone. Brad posted another top-10 finish in the Phoenix Racing No. 09 Chevrolet.
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Joey Logano’s Pit Strategy Pays Off Big Time at Loudon, Wins 2009 Lenox Industrial Tools 301
In NASCAR, anything can happen during races. On lap 180, Joey Logano blew out a left-rear tire in turn 3. He had to make multiple …
Scott Speed Driver Diary: A Windy DNQ & Getting Hitched!
I certainly experienced something new in my Sprint Cup career this past weekend when I got way off track during my qualifying run in Sonoma. …
Sprint Cup Rookie Report: Mad Max, Marcos Ambrose Sip the Sonoma Wine While It’s Sour Grapes for Others
Max Papis Start: 33rd; Finish: 12th Summary: Papis had high hopes coming into the wine country of Sonoma, the site of his Sprint Cup debut in …
Bubble Breakdown: Despite Early Off-Road Adventure, AJ Allmendinger Posts Top-10 Finish
Had you watched qualifying on Friday, you may have been asking yourself, “why did Scott Speed have to qualify on time while John Andretti had …
Kasey Kahne Wins a Wild 2009 Toyota Save Mart 350 at Sonoma
In the Sprint Cup Series, road racing is a rarity. Since 1988, the series has only held two road races a season. Some fans claim …
Who’s Hot/Who’s Not in Sprint Cup: 2009 Lifelock 400 at Michigan Edition
“Give me fuel, give me fire, give me that which I desire,” may very well have been the lyrics Jimmie Johnson was banging his head …
Bubble Breakdown: Michigan Fuel Mileage Plays Into the Hands of a Trio of Bubble Teams
Fuel mileage was again the name of the game for the second week in a row this past Sunday at Michigan International Speedway. As some …
Sprint Cup Rookie Report: Freshmen Perform Almost as Bad as the Michigan Economy
If Joey Logano fans can be patient for just a few more weeks, they may start to see the results they expected when their young driver was named as the driver of the No. 20 Camry. The rookie has consistently improved in the second half of each race since the middle of April, enough to safely speculate that adapting to the track in these new cars are his biggest challenge at the moment. Once Independence Day weekend rolls around, Logano will start seeing tracks for the second time this season, and I fully expect him to be much faster at the start of the race – which should translate into consistent top-15 finishes at the end.
Did You Notice? The Real Problem With Kyle Busch, the Murkiness of Meth & Silly Season Revisited
Did You Notice? That in between all the controversy and opinions surrounding Kyle Busch and his guitar smashing, the No. 18 Cup team is in …