Martin Truex Jr. weighing options for 2014
Michael Waltrip Racing would like to keep Martin Truex Jr.
Michael Waltrip Racing would like to keep Martin Truex Jr.
Last Sunday, Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s first race in the Chase ended with an engine failure.
The consensus among Cup drivers is that the tweak to the restart rules is a good thing.
Before Friday’s qualifying session Ryan Newman quipped that he would give 100 percent on both laps.
Michael Waltrip intends to field three Sprint Cup cars next year.
You could argue that Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Joey Logano have nothing to lose in this year’s Chase.
Brian Vickers won at New Hampshire in July with crew chief Rodney Childers on his pit box.
A second scandal was enough for the primary sponsor of Michael Waltrip Racing.
It’s no secret that Kyle Busch has struggled during the Chase.
Juan Pablo Montoya will drive the No. 2 Team Penske IndyCar starting in 2014.