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Voice of Vito: Harvick’s Huff, Road Course Stuff, and Roush Fenway’s Futility
You Mad Bro? Kevin Harvick wasn’t exactly what one would call chatty following this past weekend’s race at MIS. For the second time in three weeks, the No. 4 Budweiser Chevrolet was the fastest car on the track when it counted – but was too far back to do much following more problems in the …
Going By The Numbers: NASCAR’s Sprint Cup Disappearance On The Road
When I first started watching NASCAR, the road course races were among the best of the year. Not only were the tracks — Sonoma and Watkins Glen — the only instances all year in the Sprint Cup Series where one could watch drivers actually take a right turn every lap. They were also chock full …
Truckin’ Thursdays: Memorable Series Moments Part I
While the Nationwide and Cup series head out west for a visit to Sonoma, the Camping World Truck Series once again sits idle, and until NASCAR adjusts the schedule so these off weeks come along much less frequently, fans are left with quite a bit of downtime in between events. After watching the battle between …
NASCAR Tech Talk – Danica’s Tony Gibson On Sonoma Setup & Execution
Heading to a road course is a different race preparation from any other race on the schedule. The cars have to be set up to run in a straight line where they are designed to naturally turn on ovals. Shocks and springs are designed to bear the load equally vs. the uneven rates of springs …
Fantasy Insider: Road to Rebound Runs Through Sonoma
It’s a totally different ballgame this week when the NASCAR Sprint Cup series visits Sonoma for the first of two road-course races on the roster. Yes, we’ve got right turns, and left turns, and more right turns and just knowing who to pick this week could very well turn your season around if you have …
NASCAR Mailbox: Quit Engraving The Trophy, It’s Not Over Yet
If you take a quick glance at NASCAR Nation through the eyes of social media, along with the various blogs, news outlets, and other media organizations that cover the sport, the Sprint Cup Series championship is all but wrapped up. The No. 48’s won three of the last four races, six of the last eight …
IndyCar, Quiet But Still There
There’s little in the way of news for IndyCar this week. Heck, there’s been little in the way of news for a few weeks now. There’s been no Silly Season discussions, no big sponsorship deals, and no big announcements regarding tracks. There have been some rumblings of a different schedule for next year, but it …
The Frontstretch Five: Things You Might Not Know About Six-Time
Welcome to the Frontstretch Five, a brand-new column for 2014! Each week, Amy Henderson takes a look at the racing, the drivers, and the storylines that drive NASCAR and produces a list of five people, places, things, and ideas that define the current state of our sport. In the latest edition, Amy’s got five things …
Four Sprint Cup Series Drivers to run K&N Pro Series West Sonoma Event
With the intention of trying to gain more experience before this weekend’s Sprint Cup Series event at Sonoma Raceway, four Sprint Cup Series drivers will be running the Saturday K&N Pro Series West event at the winding road course before the main event on Sunday. Sprint Cup Series Rookie Of The Year contenders Justin Allgaier, …
Top 15 Power Rankings After Michigan
Remember when all anyone could talk about was the fact Jimmie Johnson hadn’t won a race yet in 2014, and he kept saying over and over again not to worry? Looks like he was right. Johnson played the late-race pit strategy perfectly en route to his first career win at Michigan and third overall in …
Beyond The Cockpit: A Closer Look At NASCAR Economics
Instead of checking out a driver this week, we’re taking a different approach to Beyond the Cockpit: looking at the health of NASCAR as a whole. Andrew Maness is the owner of RACINGnomics, a “cutting edge” website devoted to intense statistical research in the world of racing. As a longtime fan with a deep background …
Tony Stewart Wrecks During Indianapolis Tire Test
In a tire test at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Tuesday, Tony Stewart crashed as a result of what was believed to be a cut tire. Stewart was uninjured in the crash, according to a local CBS affiliate, even though he did speak with medical personnel on site. The test itself was closed to the media. …
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