This weekend Roush Fenway Racing driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and crew chief Mike Kelley return to the site where they first teamed up four seasons ago. Kelley took over the reins of the No. 6 team at Texas Motor Speedway in April of 2010.
“We have had a lot of good runs at this track. The surface is really good it’s real wide and gives you a lot of options as a driver to find speed and find a good balance if your car doesn’t work on the bottom you can move around, try different entrances and see if you can help your car and maintain some track position before you get a chance to work on it again.
AJ Allmendinger, No. 47 BUSCH’S BEANS CHEVROLET SS, met with members of the media at Texas Motor Speedway and discussed his season thus far, the parity in the field in 2014, why the finishes have been so close this season and many other topics.
Joey Logano, driver of the No. 22 Shell/Pennzoil Ford Fusion, has made it to the final round of qualifying every week since the new format was adopted. He held a Q&A session this afternoon in the Texas Motor Speedway infield media center to talk about his season so far and his hopes for getting to Victory Lane.
Roush Fenway Racing (RFR) takes to one of the most successful tracks in the organization’s esteemed history; Texas Motor Speedway (TMS). The team has won 18 times at TMS, including wins across all three of NASCAR’s top series
Michigan International Speedway strives to provide a memorable experience for fans of all ages. Now, knowledgeable and passionate youth can share their insight and ideas to improve NASCAR’s fastest racetrack as part of a Youth Fan Advisory Board.
Baseball had its opening day earlier this week, which is a quasi-holiday to many. Now it's time for the racing crowd to celebrate the traditional USAC “Midwest Opener,” also viewed by many as a holiday of sorts.
"I’ve been asked a few times about having a slow start and we’re like six points out of the lead, or nine points out of the lead or something. So, it’s kind of funny the way it works. I feel confident. I feel good.
Texas Motor Speedway is among the NASCAR trail’s fastest tracks, and that’s a plus for Jeffrey Earnhardt, who’ll drive the Flex Seal Chevrolet for JD Motorsports with Gary Keller in Friday night’s O’Reilly Auto Parts 300 Nationwide Series race at the 1.5-mile track.
Cassill, who is 14th in Nationwide Series driver points, will be looking for another solid finish in Friday night’s O’Reilly Auto Parts 300. In a bit of unusual scheduling, the TMS Nationwide race is being held on Friday night instead of Saturday to avoid conflict with the NCAA Final Four basketball tournament, which is scheduled in Dallas.
