February 2012 Articles (6)

If it feels as if we just got done with Speedweeks yesterday, it's because we did. After going into the race schedule version of overtime, the Daytona 500 was finally finished with early Tuesday morning. After over 36 hours of waiting, Matt Kenseth finally took home the checkers. Will his 2009 luck of winning the season's second race carry over this time???

Located in the deserts of Avondale, Arizona, this challenging…

Welcome to the 36 Hours of Daytona.

In a season-opener that was scheduled for Sunday afternoon but didn't finish until well after midnight on Tuesday morning, Matt Kenseth took home the victory in dramatic fashion over teammate Greg Biffle. The race, which had been postponed by rain twice before finally taking the green flag at 7:00pm Tuesday, featured a bizarre chain of events before concluding with a…

Even though it seems like just yesterday that NASCAR crowned Tony Stewart as the champion in Homestead, it's already time for the 54th annual Daytona 500, which means it's time to sign up for fantasy teams and get your first rosters locked in. If you're interested in a fantasy racing cash game, I urge you to check out Fantasy-Racing-Online.com. This…

It's finally over. Nearly three months after last season's thrilling finale, in which Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards ended in a points tie, Speedweeks are underway. It started with the Budweiser Shootout on Saturday night, when Kyle Busch took the checkers in what proved to be the return of pack racing. Now, as we move into the two qualifying races for the Daytona 500, the Gatorade 150s, anticipation is high and expectations are soaring…

Finally. NASCAR has tried and failed for several years to bring pack racing back to the restrictor-plate tracks, and for the first time since 2008, that's what we saw. Ever since NASCAR changed to the COT, they have had trouble controlling the racing, which had evolved into a two-car draft with a partner. While the two-car tandem occurred for a few laps at a time, the Budweiser Shootout was largely dominated by three-and-four wide…

In the past few weeks, there have been many owner points' swaps. First, Danica Patrick got her points from Tommy Baldwin Racing to lock her into the Daytona 500. Then Red Bull Racing's old owners points were taken by Sinica Motorsports to get themselves into the first 5 races.

Now, Frank Stoddard, owner of the FAS Lane Racing Team, will give Mark Martin and Michael Waltrip his points from his two 2011 teams. That will…