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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2013
Page
14
Ken Willis notes a fragile calm as NASCAR heads to New Hampshire after a tumultuous Richmond week. Kenseth’s Chicagoland win signaling potential steadiness, yet the sport faces credibility challenges and shenanigans that linger, with lessons learned but not forgotten.
An exchange ponders adjusting NASCARs Chase for the Championship. GODSPEAK urges including Watkins Glen or Sonoma in the playoffs, while KEN'S CALL suggests moving Daytons July race to September and making Daytona the first Chase race. Odds of adoption? Low.
NASCAR This Week lists Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in London NH. Practice and qualifying are on Friday and Saturday with Fox and ESPN coverage, and the 300 lap 317.4 mile race takes the green flag at 2 16 p m Sunday on ESPN.
NASCAR drama unfolds as Joey Logano blows engine at Chicagoland ending his Chase bid while Richard Childress Racing and AJ Allmendinger reshuffle driver lineups. Michael Waltrip Racing faces heavy penalties from Richmond, Bowyer dodges guilt but faces scrutiny as Edwards and Earnhardt Jr. weigh in on line crossing and team ethics.
Daytona Beach News Journal motorsports editor Godwin Kelly previews the New Hampshire race with winner Ryan Newman followed by Jimmie Johnson Kyle Busch Brad Keselowski Clint Bowyer. Disappointment is Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin exits first. Several Chase drivers may struggle at this track.
Kyle Busch vents frustration after Kevin Harvick assists Matt Kenseth past him on the final restart. Godwin Kelly notes Kenseth is Busch’s teammate and points to Busch’s Chase win drought, while framing the rivalry as a shoulder shrug between teammates.
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