Running Their Mouth: 2011 Tums Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville
“Carl Edwards had better be real worried. That’s all I’ve got to say. He’s not going to sleep for the next three weeks.” – Tony Stewart, race winner
“Carl Edwards had better be real worried. That’s all I’ve got to say. He’s not going to sleep for the next three weeks.” – Tony Stewart, race winner
RIDGEWAY, Va. – The Sprint Cup drivers took to Martinsville Speedway Sunday (Oct. 30) and a late model race broke out.
NASCAR, Stewart-Haas Racing and Kraft Foods this week announced an extended agreement for Kraft Foods to continue as the Official Cookie and Cracker of NASCAR.
Martinsville may have more to say about this championship than originally thought.
One-hundred eighty-eight laps around Talladega wound down into a two-car dash to the finish with Clint Bowyer crossing the line in the first spot.
You would think that it was an unusual weekend in Talladega the way people are reacting to the racing. On the contrary, it was business as usual.
What sweet vindication it has to be for Clint Bowyer to get Richard Childress his 100th career win as a car owner.
Talladega provides a bigger challenge for fantasy owners than any other race in the Chase for the Sprint Cup for one reason: unpredictability.
Charlotte marked the halfway point of the 2011 Chase and the top four are separated by just 18 points. Is there a favorite finally emerging?
Read this week’s Power Rankings to find out if your driver shined under the lights at Charlotte or if his bulb fizzled.