Brickyard 400 Weekend Focus On Tiny Front Air Dam Change
Indianapolis Motor Speedway sprawls across 2.5 miles as Sun’s Brickyard 400 looms. Dodge teams push a 2 inch front air dam allowance amid partisan reactions, with Ford Chevrolet and Pontiac criticizing NASCAR while Dodge hopes for a breakthrough. Larry McReynolds notes rivals’ gains and team bias.
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Dodge noses at Indy test with balance concerns
Dodge teams face balance changes after NASCAR adds 2 inches to front noses for Indianapolis. McReynolds hopes the upgrade helps, while crews adjust during practice before qualifying. Team manager Andy Graves welcomes the change and expects ongoing work to determine the new setup.
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Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway this weekend
This week at Indianapolis Motor Speedway the Brickyard 400 runs on the 2.5 mile oval at 2:30 p.m. ET Sunday with qualifying at 11:15 a.m. Saturday. NBC TV IMS Radio cover the event with a purse of 6 752478 dollars. Bobby Labonte is last year’s winner. Also Saturday the final International Race of Champions race will be held in Indianapolis. The top eight in points may win the series title with tight options among Labonte Brack Stewart Cheever Rudd and Jarrett. Three drivers have run the Indy 500 and Brickyard 400 in the same year Andretti Gordon Stewart.
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Poll asks readers which Winston Cup track is most boring
Last week 17,736 readers answered a poll asking which track in Winston Cup racing is the dullest. The item records reader sentiment without naming tracks or results beyond the vote count.
Winston Cup standings lead list July 29 top drivers
The top forty NASCAR Winston Cup drivers are listed as of July 29, detailing points leaders and rankings. Key figures include the leaders and notable contenders among the season standings, reflecting ongoing competition and positions entering the latter part of the season.
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