LONG POND, Pa. (June 1, 2010) – Despite four finishes of 20th or worse in the first 13 races of the 2010 season, Jeff Gordon is fourth in the point standings and more than a race ‘up’ in the battle for a coveted “Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup” berth entering Sunday’s Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500 presented by Target at Pocono Raceway.
Gordon, who is tied for the series lead this season with five top-five finishes, holds a 217-point advantage over 13th-place halfway to race No. 26 – the final race that determines the 12 driver “Chase” field. With 195 markers the most available to a race winner, that gap provides security heading into the track with the moniker “The Tricky ... FULL STORY »
CORNELIUS, N.C. — NAPA Racing’s Martin Truex Jr. and crew chief Pat Tryson are ready to take on Pocono Raceway—the next stop on the NASCAR Sprint Cup circuit. The Michael Waltrip Racing duo knows the 2.5-mile tri-oval known ... FULL STORY »
David Ragan – NSCS ADVANCE
Team: No. 6 UPS Ford Fusion
Crew Chief: Donnie Wingo
Chassis: Primary: RK-670 Last ran Bristol – finished 29th
Backup: RK-633 Last ran Michigan – finished 30th
Ragan on racing at Pocono Raceway:
“Pocono ... FULL STORY »
Gilliland Now Comfortable with Formerly Troublesome Track
Statesville, N.C. (June 1, 2010) - David Gilliland thinks he has Pocono Raceway cornered. That is, he thinks he's figured out how to handle the three distinct corners of the unique, 2.5-mile oval ... FULL STORY »
Advice, Simulators Help Prepare Rookie for New Track Statesville, N.C. (June 1, 2010) - Leading NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie of the Year driver Kevin Conway is using all the resources he can get to prepare for one of NASCAR's most ... FULL STORY »
Charlotte Performance Is Good Pocono Preview
Statesville, N.C. (June 1, 2010) - Travis Kvapil knows you have to pick your poison at Pocono Raceway. With each corner of the 2.5-mile oval being unique, you need to choose the one you ... FULL STORY »
Long Pond, PA (May 18, 2010) - NASCAR fans, imagine standing in the starter stand, green flag in hand as a 900 horsepower NASCAR Sprint Cup Series car roars under your feet at nearly 200 m.p.h. Well, ... FULL STORY »
