November 2nd - November 6th, 2009
Don't miss this week's edition!
Frontstretch Podcast: Just how good is Jimmie Johnson?
Check in with Matt and Jay on their site at CareyandCoffey.com.
- 2008 Driver Review Schedule
Miss out on your favorite driver's report card / season preview? Just click the link above and you can find them all archived together! - This week on the Frontstretch!
Looking to see when and where your favorite columns (and columnists) pop up every week? Click here to find out all the details! - Advertise With Us!
Want your products and services to be a part of one of the fastest growing racing website on the net? Get all your questions answered about advertising here. - Write for Us
Think you have what it takes to write for the Frontstretch? Follow this link for more information on how you can become a weekly columnist for the site! - Driver Diary Schedule
Want to know when your favorite drivers are telling their latest stories to the Frontstretch? Check out the schedule link to figure out when Scott Speed, David Starr, James Buescher, and Kenny Wallace are stopping by.
|
| Subscribe to The Frontstretch Newsletter |
| Visit this group |
1
Number of times Greg Biffle led the LifeLock 400.
2
Cars moved to the rear of the field at the start of the LifeLock 400.
(No. 48 – Jimmie Johnson, backup car; No. 7 – Robby Gordon, engine change)
3
Consecutive Bud poles for Jimmie Johnson after taking the top starting spot for Sunday’s race with a speed of 175.063 mph.
3 hours, 02 seconds
Time it took to complete the LifeLock 400.
4
Number of cars that failed to make the starting field for Sunday’s event.
(No. 4 – Ward Burton; No. 47 – Jon Wood; No. 83 – Brian Vickers; No. 84 – A.J. Allmendinger)
6
Points that Jimmie Johnson leads Jeff Gordon by in the Nextel Cup point standings.
9
Top 10 finishes this season for Kansas winner Greg Biffle.
12
Career Cup victories for LifeLock 400 winner Greg Biffle in 179 starts.
12
Caution flags for a total of 54 laps Sunday.
14
Top 10 finishes this season for LifeLock 400 runner-up Clint Bowyer.
16
Lead changes among 10 drivers Sunday.
16th
David Ragan’s finishing position in the LifeLock 400, earning him Rookie of the Race honors for the 13th time this season.
28
Positions gained by Dave Blaney in the LifeLock 400 to win the USG Improving the Finish Award.
37
Laps led by LifeLock 400 winner Greg Biffle on Sunday.
39
Cars running at the end of the LifeLock 400; 27 of those were on the lead lap.
43rd
Ryan Newman’s finishing position on Sunday. He completed 108 laps before retiring from the LifeLock 400 due to a blown engine.
76
Laps led by Kurt Busch on Sunday, the most of any driver.
101
Career Cup wins for Jack Roush after Greg Biffle’s trip to Victory Lane on Sunday.
104.981
Average race speed (in mph).
210
Laps in the LifeLock 400, equaling 315 miles.
110,000
Estimated crowd in attendance at Kansas on Sunday.
$316,225
Greg Biffle’s purse for winning the LifeLock 400.
$6,056,938
Total purse for the LifeLock 400.
STILL not getting the Frontstretch newsletter? Consider that in just the past two weeks, we’ve been first in line for the following stories – the sale of Brewco, the inside story behind Rensi Motorsports, and the possibility of Robert Yates using the No. 28 for Nextel Cup competition in 2008. If you want to be the first to know about the week’s breaking stories – and if you can’t get enough of your favorite Frontstretch columnists – then you’re missing out on a special part of our site! Click here to get yourself signed up today!
Do you want the chance to win a free Frontstretch T-Shirt, and are you really good at talking about NASCAR? Well, we have the perfect opportunity for you. Our staff will be giving away a free T-Shirt to the reader who makes the best post in our Frontstretch Forum between now and the end of the season. So, what makes a good post? It’s pretty hard to impress us, but here are some things we are looking for:
Does your post spark passionate reactions from other readers? Are you commenting on meaningful NASCAR-related events? Do your posts have substance? In other words, “Dale Jr. is the best driver ever” or “Danica Patrick is hot” will not cut it.
So go to the Frontstretch Forums, post early, post often, and post well! We’ll announce the winner following the final race of the season at Homestead.
©2000 - 2008 Kim DeHaven and Frontstetch.com. Thanks for visiting the Frontstretch!
