It’s time for drivers outside the top 10 to start thinking “wild card”
Is it too early for drivers outside the top 10 in the NASCAR Sprint Cup standings to take a more aggressive approach and gamble for […]
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Hendrick comes up short, again
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More frustration for Allmendinger
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Jimmie Johnson philosophical about third-place run
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Earnhardt Consistency Continues While Gordon Has A Glitch
A seventh place finish in Sunday’s STP 400 at Kansas Speedway is another notch of consistency for Dale Earnhardt, Jr., and the No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports team.
Roush Trio Finishes Strong At Kansas
Roush Fenway Racing drove out of Kansas Speedway with three cars in the top-10 following Sunday’s STP 400.
Hamlin Hangs On For Kansas Win
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Buescher powers to first Truck series victory
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Momentum Continues For Allmendinger With Pole Win
A.J. Allmendinger will start on the pole for Sunday’s STP 400 at Kansas Speedway. Allmendinger becomes the seventh different poll winner in seven Sprint Cup Races in 2012.
“It’s way better than I’ve ever qualified here,” Allmendinger said of the 175.993 mph lap. “We’re getting there; we’re not where we want to be yet, but getting closer.”
Quick Fix
Kansas Speedway officials repaired a small hole near the apex of Turn 1 on Saturday morning. The hole was in the racing groove and was fixed with polygem. The repaving project will begin immediately following Sunday’s STP 400.