Only Yesterday: 86 Cars Battle to Make the Brickyard 400
The qualifying took place over two days in 1994 at Indy.
AJ Foyt
75 Years of Wood Brothers Racing: Pioneers of a Winning Tradition
Marvin Panch, Curtis Turner and AJ Foyt were integral drivers in the Wood Brothers early successes.
Only Yesterday: The Lesser-Known Numbers Used by the Wood Brothers
There are 10 instances of the Wood Brothers team winning with a number other than 21 on the door.
Waid’s World: Donnie Allison’s Controversial Victory Marked Charlotte’s 1976 Fall Race
Cale Yarborough’s runner-up finish at Charlotte wrapped up his first Cup championship.
Scott Dixon: Best IndyCar Driver Ever?
Mike Knapp tackles an ever-more-pressing question about Scott Dixon.
Inside IndyCar: Frontstretch’s Favorite Indy 500s, Pt. 2
There is nothing in sports quite like the Indianapolis 500, with its 106-year history of glory, tragedy, spectacle and speed. Four Frontstretch writers were asked to share the story of their favorite 500.
NASCAR’s 75 Greatest Drivers: Jacks of All Trades
The last segment of our NASCAR’s 75 Greatest Drivers list is here.
Scott Dixon On IndyCar Return: ‘We’re All In This Business To Win’
Scott Dixon was the unquestioned star of the NTT IndyCar Series’ long-awaited return on Saturday (June 6), as the five-time champion easily won the Genesys …
Potts’s Shots: Tangible Tolerances, Sponsor Contracts & Longing for Linda
This week reader Dan Tinney asks, By how much did Austin Dillon’s car fail post-race inspection at Kentucky? What is the allowable tolerance?
Potts’s Shots: Do IndyCars Belong on Ovals? NASCAR Gas Gimmicks & More
As for Jimmie Johnson’s comments that IndyCar shouldn’t race on ovals … he’s entitled to his opinion.