AdvoCare 500 Review: Jeff Gordon gets 85th, Bowyer’s Chase hopes take a hit, and Earnhardt Jr still clinging to Chase berth.
Irwin Tools Night Race Review: Keselowsk proves he belongs; Truex has a good run; Gordon not happy about pit road shenanigans; and Johnson and Busch share points lead.
Stewart Haas dominates; Denny Hamlin and Jimmie Johnson recover from spins; Dale Earnhardt Jr continues struggling; and Kyle Busch loses points lead.
Ryan Newman and Tony Stewart started 1-2 in Sunday’s Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, and not even a fuel crisis, a wild jumble of divergent strategies or a crew chief with pneumonia could prevent them from finishing that way.
Following the announcement of the $150,000 fine Richard Childress Racing owner Richard Childress received for punching Kyle Busch after the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250, rumors started to circulate that Ryan Newman was fined $50,000 for punching Juan Pablo Montoya during a meeting at Darlington Raceway.
The incident between Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick after the Showtime Southern 500 shows that “Have at it” should only go so far.
Tempers and emotion were running on high Saturday night. If rubbing is racing, we definitely got racing at Richmond.
The US Army has renewed its partnership with Stewart Haas Racing’s No. 39 Sprint Cup Chevy, driven by Ryan Newman, the Army announced today. US Army will appear as primary sponsor on the car for 15 races in 2011.
Jayski is reporting that Stewart Haas Racing’s No. 14 car has emerged as the likely candidate to land Mobil 1 as a sponsor for 2011. If Mobil 1 signs with SHR to sponsor Tony Stewart and the No. 14 car, it will replace Old Spice, which announced it would be leaving the team at season’s [...]
A late tire gamble paid off for Kevin Harvick, helping him win the Carfax 400 at Michigan International Speedway. The win locked him into this year’s Chase.
