NASCAR Sprint Cup Series

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‘Money Stop’ by Team Penske Pit Coach, Trent Cherry

Trent Cherry at 9 pm ET
Trent Cherry at 9 pm ET

Trent Cherry is our next guest on Fan4Racing Fan2Fan NASCAR & Race Talk on Monday, September 1, 2014 at 9 pm ET. Call 347-996-5176 with any questions/comments during the LIVE broadcast.

Money Stop–“The pressure to perform on NASCAR’s pit road has never been greater”

Now an author, Trent Cherry is the Team Penske Pit Coach and has worked on pit road with the organization for several years, including most recently as a rear tire carrier for Sprint Cup Series driver, Joey Logano. Now, he tells the pit road story through the eyes of over 20 pit crew members in his new book ‘Money Stop.’  Continue reading

Kasey Kahne Grabs a Win at Atlanta and Punches his Ticket to the Chase

Kasey Kahne races his way to his first victory of the season and secures his place in the 2014 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup.

With his Chase hopes hanging on a win, Sprint Cup Series driver Kasey Kahne rang the bell for Hendrick Motorsports and his No. 5 team with a victory in the Oral-B USA 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Sunday night.

After losing ground on a late caution that set up two green-white-checkered finishes, Kahne threaded the needle between the leader, Matt Kenseth and a hard-charging Denny Hamlin to take a thrilling win. Continue reading

Sprint Cup Series Oral-B USA 500 at Atlanta Preview

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Bowyer, Biffle, Larson On Chase Hot Seats With Two To Go

Clint Bowyer, Greg Biffle and Kyle Larson are playing a high stakes musical chairs game of sorts. At the moment, Bowyer and Biffle sit in the last two seats to qualify for the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup with Larson standing on the outside looking in at 17th on the current Chase Grid.

All three drivers need a victory to assure themselves spots in the Chase – and avoid being bumped down from their respective perches with a win by a competitor currently ranked lower.

With the music still playing a mere two races left before NASCAR’s postseason, it’s not necessarily a win or go home situation, but it’s close to it. Continue reading

Gordon’s 750th Start at Atlanta is One Step Closer in his ‘Drive for Five’

Photo - Getty Images Archive & Jerry Markland/Getty Images
Photo – Getty Images Archive & Jerry Markland/Getty Images

…and possibly his Most Cherished Celebration

Driver of the No. 24 Chevrolet, Jeff Gordon has spent his entire Sprint Cup Series career with Hendrick Motorsports, accomplishing some amazing triumphs.

Jeff Gordon started his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series career at Atlanta Motor Speedway on November 15, 1992 – he finished 21st that day. Since then, he’s had five series wins at the Atlanta track. And, 23 years later, Gordon goes back to his beginning for his 750th Sprint Cup Series start.

Impressive – Amazing – Incredible – are a few of the words used to describe Gordon’s 23-year career. Continue reading