It’s been a tough year for Kasey Kahne and Richard Petty Motorsports, but at Infineon they learned how to win, Lee Spencer says.
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Archive for June 21st, 2009Kasey Kahne had to wait a while to claim the win at Sonoma. Watch Sunday’s highlights and see what was holding him up. Original Post By Google News Click Here For The Entire Article
In a battle between the who’s who of road course racers in NASCAR, Kasey Kahne survived multiple restarts to win on Sunday. Original Post By Google News Click Here For The Entire Article
Kasey Kahne has snapped a 37-race winless streak by holding off Tony Stewart at Infineon Raceway for his first victory on a road course. Kahne led the final 38 laps of Sunday’s race, but had to stave off a final charge from Stewart on an overtime finish. Scott Speed’s spin with two laps to go set up one final restart, and under a NASCAR rule started three races ago, Kahne and Stewart were side-by-side on the restart. Original Post By Google News Click Here For The Entire Article
Teammates Ryan Newman and Tony Stewart saw highs and lows at Sonoma. Check out the action from the Toyota/Save Mart 350. Original Post By Google News Click Here For The Entire Article
Rick Hendrick will meet with Brad Keselowski this coming week to discuss their 2010 options. Under consideration is placing the young driver with a team affiliated with Hendrick Motorsports. Among the possibilities: a third entry at Stewart-Haas Racing, a full-time ride with James Finch’s team, or staying put at JR Motorsports but moving that team to the Sprint Cup Series. Keselowski currently drives the No. 88 in the Nationwide Series for Dale Earnhardt Jr. Original Post By Google News Click Here For The Entire Article
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NASCAR’s best drivers hit the road (course) at Infineon today. Who will prove best at turning left and right? Follow the action LIVE. Original Post By Google News Click Here For The Entire Article
Wondering how drivers make it all the way to NASCAR? It usually starts with a father who wants to make their kid happy, DW says. Original Post By Google News Click Here For The Entire Article
Carl Edwards made the most of his one-day Wisconsin getaway, winning Saturday’s Nationwide series race at the Milwaukee Mile after taking a brief break from his Sprint Cup duties in California. It’s a repeat win at Milwaukee and the first Nationwide win of this season for Edwards, who took the lead from fellow Cup commuter Kyle Busch with 44 laps left in the race and wasn’t significantly challenged the rest of the way. Original Post By Google News Click Here For The Entire Article
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