Did You Notice? Besides the Chase, there’s plenty of other NASCAR associations coming to an end this weekend. Before we take a look at that championship, here’s a look at the other important storylines and likely divorces headed your way: The final race for Kurt Busch and Miller Lite. Five years into a Roger Penske …
The Nationwide Series, on the other hand, was officially decided last week at Texas, with Brad Keselowski taking this year’s title.
Carl Edwards led early and often on Saturday, running up front for 153 laps en route to an easy five-second victory in the Wypall 200 at the Phoenix International Raceway.
It was almost a fight. It might have been one if NASCAR officials hadn’t stepped in. The real surprise was the participants. Jeff Gordon is a bit of a hothead, but Jeff Burton is usually as mild mannered as they come.
The irony is so thick, you couldn’t cut it with a knife. This weekend at Texas Motor Speedway will likely mark the culmination of a Nationwide Series season that has seen problem after problem for NASCAR’s AAA ranks manifest itself and run wild. Fans of the series have seen Cup regulars win all but two …
With Brad Keselowski set to end the Nationwide Series season two races early, it only seems fitting that this week be the one that Frontstretch recaps the top-10 moments that Nationwide Series regulars (and semi-regulars) have enjoyed this season (with Morgan Shepherd’s dump move on Danica Patrick at Loudon just narrowly missing the cut). 10. …
It’s been a career year for Justin Allgaier. His first career top 10 on a road course came at Montreal. His first win came at Bristol in the spring. And he’s by far the leading Nationwide Series regular in the points. If a fan hadn’t been following the Nationwide Series since 2005, it would perhaps …
Not even Carl Edwards was going to keep Brad Keselowski out of Gateway’s victory lane this time.
Clint Bowyer lived a Cup driver’s dream that used to only be possible in the first week or two after Daytona – win a race and go from 12th to second in points.
Did You Notice? That as NASCAR takes to the New York City airwaves today, the landscape in the Big Apple is markedly different for them than it was even five years ago? Back then, not only was the postseason banquet held at the Waldorf Astoria, but the sport was fighting valiantly to get a 3/4-mile …
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