Bubble Breakdown: Michael Waltrip Bounces Back With Strong 17th to Solidify Spot in Top 35
If you make the long and winding drive down Long Pond Drive you’ll come upon the speedway in the woods known as Pocono Raceway. In …
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Bubble Breakdown: Rain Plays Into the Hands of Robby Gordon While Scott Riggs Rains on Baldwin’s Parade
Well the 24 Hours of Charlotte finally came to an end late Monday afternoon and the 50th running of the Coca-Cola 600 was dominated by …
Bubble Breakdown: Jeremy Mayfield Dealt Death Blow While Non-Top 35 Teams Struggle
As I am sure you’ve heard by now, some big news came from one of our bubble teams just prior to the Southern 500 this …
Bubble Breakdown: Hornish’s 2 Top 10s Make Qualifying on Speed a Distant Memory
While I am sure Sam Hornish Jr. won’t contend for the Chase this year, I am just as sure we won’t see him fighting to maintain a Top-35 spot either.
Numbers Game: 2009 Samsung 500 at Texas
6 – number of times winner Jeff Gordon led the Samsung 500 Sunday.
Bubble Breakdown: Toyota Bubble Teams Struggle Mightily at Martinsville While Menard Sneaks In
The last remnants of the 2008 season have finally been cast by the wayside, as NASCAR now uses this year’s owner points in determining who …
Bubble Breakdown: David Gilliland Drives TRG’s No. 71 Right Into Top 35
While TRG struggled at Bristol, it still notched an average finish with David Gilliland good enough to make them the only team to claw into the Top 35.
Bubble Breakdown: TRG Making Miracles with David Gilliland While Mark Martin Just Hanging On
The Kobalt Tools 500 marked the fourth race in the 2009 season, meaning there is just one more event to get into the Top 35 …
2008 NASCAR Driver Review: Dave Blaney
The 2008 season was one of more downs than ups for the Cat No. 22 crew. Although Dave Blaney was locked-in with a qualifying exemption for the first five events of the season, a crash in the Daytona 500 and a string of subpar finishes saw the No. 22 car quickly fall out of the Top 35 after Bristol.
Bubble Breakdown: Brian Vickers Swap Pays Off for Team Red Bull with Final Locked-In Spot
Vickers was put into the No. 84 Red Bull Toyota with only one goal: to get the car back into the Top 35 in owner points.