NASCAR Podcast
May 15, 2014
Staff Report
NASCAR Wire Service
In the eight previous NASCAR Nationwide Series races at Iowa Speedway, Roush Fenway Racing’s No. 6 team has won half of them. Two-time NASCAR Nationwide Series champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. is credited with three of the wins, with 2011 Daytona 500 winner Trevor Bayne getting the fourth last season. Bayne is on a quest to catch NNS points leader Chase Elliott. Continue reading “Bayne pursues fifth win at Iowa for strong No. 6 Roush Fenway team”
May 15, 2014
Staff Report
NASCAR Wire Service
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Despite the pressure brought on by the star-studded lights, thousands of screaming fans and a million-dollar prize on the line, six-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson is, well, “keeping it cool” this weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Continue reading “Jimmie Johnson searching for all-star springboard”
SHOW #306 Guest: Miss Sprint Cup Kim Coon – We recap the Kansas Weekend, Jeff Gordon finally wins, not so much for Kenseth or Johnson, Kurt Busch is in full Indy 500 mode, Kevin Harvick is dishing out GOOD advice, and a full All Star Race preview. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie. Continue reading “The Final Lap Weekly #306 NASCAR Podcast – Miss Sprint Cup Kim Coon / All Star Preview”
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By: Toby Christie
Jeff Gordon, who has three Sprint All-Star race wins in his illustrious career, trails only his teammate Jimmie Johnson (four wins) on the all-time win-list in this prestigious dash for the cash event which has been a fixture on the schedule since 1985.
Although Gordon hasn’t won this event since 2001 (13 years ago), he may have his best shot in years to reach victory lane on Saturday.
Continue reading “Time Right For Another Jeff Gordon All-Star Moment?”
Sprint Fan Vote
Fans can vote until Friday (May 16) on the NASCAR MOBILE App or online at NASCAR.com/allstar.
Votes cast from the NASCAR MOBILE App count double.
The Sprint Fan Vote winner will be announced after the Sprint Showdown and will be entered into the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race.
If the Sprint Fan Vote leader finishes first or second in the Sprint Showdown, the Sprint Fan Vote spot will go to the driver second in fan voting. Continue reading “2014 NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race: The Format”
