By Jordan Dodson and Sharon Burton
Drivers came into Kansas Speedway thinking of it as a wildcard race in the Chase.
The Hollywood Casino 400 definitely had some twist and turns, but the points race remained nearly the same as one top contender made the best of a bad situation and another top contender nearly missed catastrophe several times .
Here are where the Chase contenders stand with four races remaining: Continue reading
Chase Tracker for the Sprint Cup begins with the GEICO 400 at Chicagoland Speedway
Here’s the rundown on what’s going on with each of the Chase contenders and the Best of the Rest. Continue reading
Bristol met all expectations in bringing beating and banging, helmet throwing and Race to the Chase shakeups.
Only two to go, to determine who’s in and who’s out of the competition for the 2012 Sprint Cup championship.
Johnson, Earnhardt Jr, Gordon with Mr. Hendrick on 2012 media day
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Due to NASCAR’s rule of four cars per team, the most that one organization can hope for is that all four of them teams make the Chase.
However due to affiliations that NASCAR allows, history could be made this year at Richmond as we could see five, possibly six, drivers with ties to one organization’s engine program, making the Chase.
That one organization is Hendrick Motorsports.
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As the checkers fell at the conclusion of the Ford 400 at Homestead, it was a sign of many things including the end of the season, the crowning of a new champion and the end of the road for some drivers and teams. Some will find themselves with new teams next year, but for others, Homestead was the end of the road. For one team in particular, Homestead brought closure to a five year stretch, peppered with multiple poles, two wins and a chase berth. Continue reading