NASCAR Podcast
Proving just how difficult this series is
Three NASCAR Sprint Cup champions find themselves on the outside looking in with the Chase just two races away. Reigning titleholder Brad Keselowski is 11th, four points out of the top 10. Kurt Busch is 12th (-6) and Jeff Gordon is 13th (-11). Each is without a victory.
Continue reading “Past Cup Champions Facing Postseason Shutouts”
Has he lost momentum, or getting the bad luck out of the way? Depends on who you are.
With the Chase due to start in just three weeks, Jimmie Johnson no longer is the prohibitive favorite to capture a sixth NASCAR Sprint Cup title. Johnson’s 77-point lead of just two races ago has shrunk to 18 markers on finishes of 40th (engine failure) and 36th (accident).
5 Wins = #1 Chase Seed For You! (unless Jimmie wins Atlanta and/or Richmond)
Should Matt Kenseth clinch a Chase top-10 position, his five victories – worth three points apiece when the standings reset – would make the 2003 NASCAR Sprint Cup champion the No. 1 seed when postseason competition begins Sept. 15 at Chicagoland Speedway.
Another day, another driver with broken bones, what’s going on this season?
TRINITY, N.C. (August 28, 2013) – NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Bobby Labonte is currently being treated at a local hospital near his home in Trinity, North Carolina after being involved in an accident while riding his bicycle near his home on the morning of Wednesday, August 28.
Continue reading “Bobby Labonte Suffers Broken Ribs Following a Cycling Accident *UPDATE”
Time to look at bones again…
MRI CONFIRMS TRUEX SUFFERED SCAPHOID FRACTURE OF WRIST
WILL RACE WITH CAST AS HE SEEKS CHASE BERTH
CORNELIUS, N.C. – An MRI on Monday confirmed a scaphoid fracture and sprain of Martin Truex Jr.’s right wrist suffered in Saturday night’s accident at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Continue reading “Martin Truex Jr. Fractured Wrist At Bristol, Cleared To Race Atlanta”
