By Jared Turner Matt Kenseth felt he was justified in wrecking Joey Logano on Nov. 1 at Martinsville Speedway. In Kenseth’s mind, there wasn’t a lot of difference in what he did to Logano and what Logano had done to him while the two battled for the lead two weeks earlier at Kansas Speedway. Of course, NASCAR rightfully disagreed and issued Kenseth a two-race suspension for his Martinsville actions – which were deliberate, premeditated and, frankly, just wrong. So has Kenseth, who returns to the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota for this weekend’s season finale, come to see the error of…

By Aaron Burns After having not finished better than 17th since Pocono in August, Danica Patrick is becoming acquainted with 16th place. Sunday’s Quicken Loans Race for Heroes 500 saw Patrick make up considerable ground when a well-timed caution moved her from outside the top 20 to 16th, and when rain shortened the race, Patrick had her second consecutive 16th-place result. It was one of those nights where 16th was better than Patrick could’ve hoped. She moved into the top 20 early on after qualifying 21st, but a penalty for crewmen going over the wall too soon knocked her outside the top…

By Jared Turner This Might Be The Rainiest Season Ever How shocking was it that rain played such a factor in Sunday’s race at Phoenix International Raceway, a desert track located in one of the driest areas of the country? It seems that no matter where the Sprint Cup Series has gone this year, wet weather has inevitably followed. Sunday’s situation might have been the most frustrating to date, however, as initial forecasts for dry weather proved erroneous when rain pushed back the start of the race by more than six hours. Then, the rain ultimately returned and forced NASCAR to call…