Frontstretch Fantasy Insider: Carry Jeff Gordon’s Momentum Into Vegas
Before the race in Phoenix, Jeff Gordon went 66 races without a win. I’m betting he won’t go another 66 races before reaching victory lane.
Before the race in Phoenix, Jeff Gordon went 66 races without a win. I’m betting he won’t go another 66 races before reaching victory lane.
While Daytona is an animal of its own, it can also serve as an anomaly to rest of the Sprint Cup season and this past weekend was no different.
You couldn’t help but feel bad for David Ragan. The Roush Fenway Racing driver was laps away from winning his first race – the Daytona 500 – and he blew it.
If there’s anyone who really needed Trevor Bayne to win the Daytona 500 as much as a drowning man needs another bucket of water, it’s David Ragan.
Like I said last week, Jimmie Johnson is good just about everywhere else, and Phoenix may be his best track.
Trevor Bayne didn’t win this race because he was the last car left standing when the dust settled. Bayne won the Daytona 500 beating NASCAR’s best.
This week, here’s a sneak peek at what they all were thinking following NASCAR’s Super Bowl, the Daytona 500.
Once NASCAR issued a rule change limiting the grill opening size last Sunday in Daytona, teams went to work searching for ways to maximize the smaller opening.
With zero wins or top-five finishes, finding a high point in David Ragan’s season is tough.
Q: How does David Ragan avoid Silly Season? Drivers like Elliott Sadler, Scott Speed and Sam Hornish Jr. are out of rides and have performed the same as Ragan.
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