As the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series tours the United States, Front Row Motorsports driver David Ragan makes a point of visiting nearby Shriners Hospitals for Children, whose logo he carries on his No. 38 Ford. Continue reading
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If there truly is strength in numbers, then Fordâs presence in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series has grown in magnitude with the addition of Stewart-Haas Racingâs four-car organization.
The benefit was immediately obvious. Stewart-Haasâ Kevin Harvick, driving a Ford in the heat of battle for the first time, helped former nemesis Joey Logano and Brad Keselowski break up a four-car Toyota train at the front of the field in last Saturdayâs Advance Auto Parts Clash at Daytona, the season-opening exhibition race in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. Continue reading
NASCARâs third Snapchat Live Story of the 2016 season will take place around Saturday nightâs Bank of America 500. Fans at Charlotte Motor Speedway can contribute content to the video stream, giving Snapchat users around the world a behind-the-scenes look at NASCAR race day.
Snapchat users can also unlock an exclusive Charlotte race week Snapchat filter by scanning the snapcode found in this tweet.
Front Row Motorsports driver Landon Cassill took over NASCARâs Snapchat account earlier this week to unveil his Charlotte paint scheme, which features Snapchatâs ghost logo. Cassill promised free tacos to his Snapchat followers if he wins on Saturday.
Weeks after winning his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Pocono (Pa.) Raceway, Chris Buescher vaulted to inside the top-30 in driver points with a gratifying fifth-place finish in Sundayâs postponed Bass Pro Shops NRA Race at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway.
The driver on loan from Roush Fenway Racing to Front Row Motorsports used his best starting position of the season as traction for 500 laps in Thunder Valley.
Buescherâs team led by veteran crew chief Greg Osborne held their own under the lights Saturday night before Mother Nature invaded the speedway and forcing the postponement until late Sunday afternoon. Playing their cards right and avoiding late race attrition, Buescher challenged Austin Dillon for fourth, but settled for fifth when the checkered flag waved. Continue reading