By Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service (June 25, 2010) For a third straight season, Sporting News’ Reid Spencer, Roger Kuznia and Bill Marx are matching wits in the Pit Box. The format is simple: They can pick a driver only once during the season. But for good measure, each also will pick his favorite to [...]
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Pit Box: New Hampshire
NASCAR By The Numbers
June 21st, 2010 
Stephen Rhodes 
Posted in NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series - News/Rumors, Your Track Pass Exclusive NASCAR Number By Bill Marx Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service (June 21, 2010) 9: Sprint Cup drivers outside the top 12 in the standings who are within 200 points of 12th-place Carl Edwards. Last year after 16 races, there were five drivers within 200 points of 12th place, but the driver the most points back [...]
Prelude to the Dream
Cup drivers converge on Eldora for charity race By Reid Spencer Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service (June 8, 2010) Even though there’s a new wrinkle in the format, the favorite in Wednesday night’s Prelude to the Dream charity race at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio, is the same as it ever was—the guy who owns [...]
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June 4th, 2010 Stephen Rhodes Posted in NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series - News/Rumors, Your Track Pass Exclusive NASCAR Number By Roger Kuznia Sporting News NASCAR Wire Service (June 4, 2010) 3: Finish for David Reutimann in the 2009 Pocono 500, giving the driver of the No. 00 hope that he can finish in the top five in three straight Sprint Cup races. Reutimann earned consecutive top fives for the first time in [...]
Pit Box: Charlotte
For a third straight season, Reid Spencer, Roger Kuznia and Bill Marx of the Sporting News are matching wits in the Pit Box. The format is simple: They can pick a driver only once during the season. But for good measure, each also will pick his favorite to win the race. This week’s race: the [...]
NASCAR By The Numbers
Bill from Sporting News sent this in: 335: Laps led by Jim Paschal in the 1967 World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, the record for most laps led in NASCAR’s longest race. Paschal won by 5 seconds over David Pearson, with Bobby Allison third, the only other car to complete 400 laps. Jimmie Johnson came [...]
Nuts and Bolts
Some news tidbits from the world of NASCAR: Matt Kenseth enters Phoenix weekend third in the Cup Series point standings. PIR, statistically speaking, is not one of his better tracks. Kenseth has one win, five top-five finishes and six top-10s with an average finish of 19.0 at PIR. Nonetheless, Kenseth contends the improvements he sees [...]
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Some news tidbits from the world of NASCAR: Preparing to make his first career start at Martinsville, Kevin Conway looks to keep the momentum going after coming off a season-best 28th-place finish at Bristol. “It’s going to be another big change for the series this weekend,” Conway said. “The spoiler is something the fans are [...]
