Frontstretch Newsletter: July 3, 2023
Volume XVII, Edition CVII |
- NASCAR teams are back at their shops today, preparing for this weekend's action at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Entry lists will be released today. We'll have those
and anything else that breaks for you at Frontstretch. |
| | Shane van Gisbergen Shocks the World With NASCAR Chicago
Street Race Win Shane van Gisbergen, driving Trackhouse Racing Team's PROJECT91 entry, drove up from 18th after his final pit stop to pass Justin Haley for the lead late and hold on to win the darkness-shortened Grant Park
220 to win his NASCAR Cup Series debut. Haley was second, then Chase Elliott, Kyle Larson and Kyle Busch. |
| | Shortened Distance Ruins Several Drivers’ Shot at
Win At the end of stage two Sunday, NASCAR announced that the race would be shortened to 75 laps from the scheduled 100 due to darkness. A number of teams that ran up
front all day got mired back in the pack and never got themselves back up front. |
| | Cole Custer Wins Rain-Shortened Xfinity Race at
Chicago Stewart-Haas Racing's Cole Custer was declared the winner of the NASCAR Xfinity Series The Loop 121 Sunday afternoon after lightning stopped the race after 25
laps Saturday, then heavy rains and standing water stopped a Sunday restart. John Hunter Nemechek was second, then Justin Allgaier, Brett Moffitt and Austin Hill. |
| | Alex Palou Takes 4th Win of 2023 at
Mid-Ohio After longtime leader Colton Herta was penalized in the pits and Graham Rahal had trouble, Chip Ganassi Racing's Alex Palou won the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio for
his third straight win and fourth of the year. Scott Dixon was second, then Will Power, Christian Lundgaard and Scott McLaughlin. |
| | Simon Pagenaud Flips in IndyCar Practice at
Mid-Ohio Simon Pagenaud was the victim of a spectacular crash Saturday when his brakes failed at 180 mph. He spun off at turn 4, then flew off the track and barrel rolled
through China Beach before hitting the tire barrier. |
| | Simon Pagenaud Not Medically Cleared for Mid-Ohio, Conor
Daly to Sub Meyer Shank Racing with Curb-Agajanian's Simon Pagenaud was not cleared to compete in Sunday's Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio after his massive crash Saturday
morning. Conor Daly raced in his place. |
| | Pato O’Ward ‘Maxes Out’ His Day With 8th-Place Finish at
Mid-Ohio Arrow McLaren SP's Patricio O'Ward had a terrible day on Saturday, qualifying in 25th. He then charged from the rear of the field with only one full course caution
in the opening laps to finish eighth. |
| | Max Verstappen Survives to Win Austrian Grand
Prix Red Bull's Max Verstappen took the lead away from Charles Leclerc on lap 35 and pulled away to win the Grand Prix of Austria for his fifth straight win. Leclerc
was second, then Sergio Perez, Lando Norris and Fernando Alonso. |
| | Max Verstappen Overcomes First Lap Fireworks to Win
Sprint in Austria In drying conditions, Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the second Sprint of the season at the Red Bull Racing by 21.048 seconds over Sergio Perez. Carlos Sainz Jr. was third, then Lance Stroll and Fernando
Alonso. |
| | Trevor Huddleston Wins ARCA West Race at
Irwindale Trevor Huddleston scored a very popular win Saturday night in the ARCA Menards Series West NAPA Auto Parts BlueDEF 150 at Irwindale Speedway, his second victory at
the short track that his father operates. Eric Nascimento Jr. was second, then Tanner Reif, Todd Souza and Robbie Kennealy. |
| | Ken Schrader Joins SRX Lineup for 2023
Season Superstar Racing Experience announced Friday that Ken Schrader will race full-time in SRX this year. |
Photos are courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography, James Black, Chris Owens and Joe Skibinski of INDYCAR Media, Clive Rose and Mark Thompson of Getty Images and our own Mike Neff. Have news for
Frontstretch? Don't hesitate to let us know; email us at frontstretcheditors@googlegroups.com with a promising lead or
tip. |
Around the World in Motorsports: June 30-July 2 |
- On Sunday morning, the FIA announced a new contract that will see the Grand Prix of Austria remain at the Red Bull Ring through the 2030 season. It is a
three-year extension to add to an existing extension to 2027 that was announced earlier this year. - ROWE Racing's Philipp Eng, Marco Wittmann and NIck Yelloly took the overall victory in this past weekend in the Crowdstrike 24H Spa, a joint round of the
Intercontinental GT Challenge and Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS Endurance Cup. The race was overshadowed by the death of Dilano van't Hoff, who died in a multi-car crash Saturday at Radillon during the Formula Regional European Championship event. -
Saturday saw the SRO hold their annual press conference, where series schedules were announced. For Fanatec GT World Challenge America powered by AWS, a provisional version of the 2024 season was released. It is all but unchanged from 2023. The only difference is that there is a TBA race weekend scheduled for Sept. 7-8, 2024 that would be in place of the current race weekend in Sebring. There is also a Winter Test scheduled for the weekend of Feb. 28-29 at NOLA Motorsports Park. Provisional 2024 Fanatec GT World Challenge America powered by AWS Schedule: April 6-7 Sonoma Raceway April 27-28 NOLA Motorsports Park May 18-19 Circuit of the America June 15-16 VIRginia International
Raceway Aug. 17-18 Road America Sept. 7-8 TBA Oct. 5-6
Indianapolis Motor Speedway (Indianapolis 8 Hour, in conjunction with the Intercontinental GT Challenge) |
This is a sampling of the 27 videos that we posted to our YouTube channel last weekend in Chicago. For more coverage from Chicago or other race weekends, please subscribe to our channel and don't forget to click the bell to be notified of future videos. |
Seeking the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs: Martin Truex Jr. Maintains Lead Despite Late Crash
by Phil Allaway
Martin Truex Jr. had a strong car on Sunday, but had a series of handling woes destroy his day. Eventually, the brakes faded and put him into the tire barrier. Despite a 32nd-place finish, Truex maintains his points lead, but it is down to nine points over William Byron.
Byron slid into the barriers on lap 49, triggering a traffic jam on Jackson Street, but recovered to finish 13th. Ross Chastain finished 22nd, but earned the same 15 points as Truex. He is still 18 points back, but in third. Christopher Bell won the first two stages, then crashed in the third. Despite that, he made up 24 points and is right in the hunt. Kyle Busch finished fifth despite going hard into the tires on the third lap of the race. That keeps him in fifth and allowed him to gain significant ground. Denny Hamlin is up one place to sixth after finishing 11th. Kevin Harvick is down to seventh after a
late incident dropped him to 29th. Kyle Larson is up one place to eighth after finishing fourth. Ryan Blaney hit the wall exiting turn 6 and dropped three laps. A 33rd-place finish dropped him to ninth.
In the last three races, Blaney has gone from leading the points by 13 to 85 behind. Joey Logano remains in 10th after finishing eighth. Chris Buescher is back up to 11th after finishing 10th. Tyler Reddick and Brad Keselowski are tied for 12th. Reddick led laps early and was the best running driver that stopped at the end of stage two when he crashed in turn 6. He ultimately finished 28th. Keselowski finished 24th. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. had a terrible weekend where his
primary car got wiped out in practice, then he crashed late in the race with Bubba Wallace. The crash keeps Stenhouse in 14th and Wallace 15th. Ty Gibbs finished ninth and moved up two places to 16th, the last spot in the playoffs. Gibbs has a six-point lead over Daniel Suarez, who ran well until clipping a car while trying to avoid the traffic jam on Jackson Street. That damaged the left front fender and dropped him to a 27th-place finish. Michael McDowell finished seventh and moved up two spots to 18th. AJ Allmendinger is still 19th, while Alex Bowman dropped out with an engine failure and fell to 20th. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Martin Truex Jr. 591, 2) William Byron -9, 3) Ross Chastain -18, 4) Christopher Bell -21, 5) Kyle Busch -31, 6) Denny Hamlin
-53, 7) Kevin Harvick -68, 8) Kyle Larson -70, 9) Ryan Blaney -85, 10) Joey Logano -100, 11) Chris Buescher -115, t-12) Tyler Reddick -128, t-12) Brad Keselowski -128, 14) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -173, 15) Bubba Wallace -204, 16) Ty Gibbs -213. Note: Drivers in italics are either outside of the playoffs, or ineligible for points. Playoff Points: t-1) William Byron 17, t-1) Kyle Busch
17, 3) Kyle Larson -5, 4) Martin Truex Jr. -6, 5) Ross Chastain -7, 6) Denny Hamlin -8, 7) Tyler Reddick -9, t-8) Ryan Blaney -10, t-8) Joey Logano -10, t-8) Christopher Bell -10, t-11) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -12, t-11) Shane van Gisbergen -12, t-13) Kevin Harvick -16, t-13) Brad Keselowski -16, t-13) Austin Cindric -16, t-13) Aric Almirola -16, t-13) Ryan Preece -16, t-13) Chase Elliott -16. Stage Points: 1) William Byron 180, 2) Ross Chastain -32, 3) Denny Hamlin -40, t-4) Martin Truex Jr. -46, t-4) Christopher
Bell -46, 6) Tyler Reddick -58, 7) Kyle Larson -60, t-8) Ryan Blaney -74, t-8) Kevin Harvick -74, 10) Joey Logano -87, 11) Kyle Busch -91, 12) Brad Kesleowski -97, 13) Alex Bowman -114, 14) Chris Buescher -121, 15) Daniel Suarez -126, t-16) Michael McDowell -130, t-16) Austin Cindric -130. Outside of the top-16, but in the playoffs: 19) Bubba
Wallace -139, 20) Ty Gibbs -141, t-23) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -146.
Note: The Stage Points also include the Bluegreen Vacations Duels at
Daytona. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Kyle Busch 551, 2) Martin Truex Jr. -13, 3) Christopher Bell -31, 4) Ross Chastain -41, 5) William Byron -51, 6) Kevin Harvick -54, 7) Chris Buescher
-58, 8) Denny Hamlin -63, 9) Kyle Larson -68, 10) Ryan Blaney -71, 11) Joey Logano -74, 12) Brad Keselowski -88, 13) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -96, 14) Bubba Wallace -129, 15) Tyler Reddick
-130, 16) Ty Gibbs -138. Note: These standings are based on the old point system that was used before stages were created. WC Points (1-16): 1) Kyle Busch 2463, 2) Martin Truex Jr. -42, 3) Christopher Bell
-94, 4) Ross Chastain -125, t-5) William Byron -195, t-5) Kyle Larson -195, 7) Kevin Harvick -197, t-8) Denny Hamlin -217, t-8) Chris Buescher -217, 10) Ryan Blaney -224, 11) Joey Logano -227, 12) Brad Keselowski -295, 13) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -346, 14) Tyler Reddick
-421, 15) Bubba Wallace -431, 16) Ty Gibbs -491. Note No. 1: The WC points are based on the original points system created by Bob Latford in 1975. Race Winners: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (Daytona), Kyle Busch (Fontana,
Talladega, Gateway), William Byron (Las Vegas, Phoenix, Darlington), Joey Logano (Atlanta), Tyler Reddick (Austin), Kyle Larson (Richmond, Martinsville), Christopher Bell (Bristol), Martin Truex Jr. (Dover, Sonoma), Denny Hamlin (Kansas), Ross Chastain (Nashville), Shane van Gisbergen
(Chicago)
Note: Race wins in Italics do not count towards playoff eligibility.
Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com.
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Seeking the NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoffs: John Hunter Nemechek Holds Scant Lead After Nashville Wreckfest
by Phil Allaway
John Hunter Nemechek was able to run well in the very brief race on Saturday. That allowed him to expand his lead
up to 16 points over Austin Hill, who finished fifth. Cole Custer's second win of the year boosted him up to a season-high third. He is one point ahead of Justin Allgaier. Chandler Smith is up one place to fifth after finishing eighth. He jumps over Josh Berry, who
finished 23rd. Sam Mayer recovered from a crash in practice to finish 18th and move up one place to seventh. Sheldon Creed is eighth after his 25-point penalty in Nashville and a charge from the rear in a backup car to finish 11th. Daniel Hemric is up one place to ninth after finishing seventh. Sammy Smith is now 10th, while
Riley Herbst dropped two places to 11th, the last driver in the playoffs on points, after finishing 24th. Herbst has a 26-point lead over Parker Kligerman, who finished ninth. Jeb Burton remains in 13th, while Brett Moffitt's fourth-place finish moved him up to 14th.
Brandon Jones is 15th, while Ryan Sieg is 16th. Point Standings (1-16): 1) John Hunter Nemechek
638, 2) Austin Hill -16, 3) Cole Custer -44, 4) Justin Allgaier -45, 5) Chandler Smith -140, 6) Josh Berry -154, 7) Sam Mayer -190, 8) Sheldon Creed -193, 9) Daniel Hemric
-202, 10) Sammy Smith -203, 11) Riley Herbst -209, 12) Parker Kligerman -235, 13) Jeb Burton -269, 14) Brett Moffitt -277, 15) Brandon Jones -283, 16) Ryan Sieg -323. Playoff Points: 1) Austin Hill
18, 2) Cole Custer -3, 3) John Hunter Nemechek -4, 4) Justin Allgaier -9, t-5) Chandler Smith -11, t-5) Ryan Truex -11, 7) Jeb Burton -12, 8) Sammy Smith -13, 9) Sheldon Creed -16, t-10) Josh Berry
-17, t-10) Parker Kligerman -17. Note: If they were eligible for Xfinity Series points, AJ Allmendinger would be fourth in playoff points, while Kyle Larson would
be sixth. Aric Almirola would be tied for 10th and Ty Gibbs 12th. Stage Points: 1) John Hunter Nemechek 169, 2) Justin
Allgaier -19, 3) Austin Hill -22, 4) Cole Custer -29, 5) Sheldon Creed -47, 6) Chandler Smith -62, 7) Riley Herbst -72, 8) Sam Mayer -87, 9) Daniel Hermic -90, 10) Josh Berry -92, 11) Sammy
Smith -93, 12) Brandon Jones -106, 13) Parker Kligerman -112, 14) Ryan Truex -128, 15) Brett Moffitt -138, 16) Jeb Burton -143. Note: If they were eligible for points, Ty Gibbs would be 13th and AJ Allmendinger 16th in stage points. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Austin Hill 548, 2) John Hunter Nemechek -3, 3) Cole Custer -23, 4) Justin Allgaier -36, 5) Josh Berry -71, 6) Chandler Smith -85, 7) Sam Mayer
-113, 8) Sammy Smith -120, 9) Daniel Hemric -127, 10) Parker Kligerman -138, 11) Jeb Burton -141, 12) Sheldon Creed -148, t-13) Riley Herbst -152, t-13) Brett Moffitt -152, 15) Parker Retzlaff
-188, t-16) Brandon Jones -190, t-16) Ryan Sieg -190. WC Points (1-16): 1) John Hunter Nemechek 2400, 2) Austin Hill -8, 3) Cole Custer -93, 4) Justin Allgaier -97, 5) Josh Berry -240, 6) Chandler Smith -314, 7) Sam Mayer -394, 8) Sammy Smith -423, 9) Daniel
Hemric -461, 10) Parker Kligerman -489, 11) Riley Herbst -526, 12) Jeb Burton -527, 13) Sheldon Creed -529, 14) Brett Moffitt -550, 15) Parker Retzlaff -652, 16) Brandon Jones -670. Race Winners: Austin Hill (Daytona, Las Vegas, Atlanta), John Hunter
Nemechek (Fontana, Martinsville)), Sammy Smith (Phoenix), AJ Allmendinger (Austin, Nashville), Chandler Smith (Richmond), Jeb Burton (Talladega), Ryan Truex (Dover), Kyle Larson (Darlington), Cole Custer (Portland, Chicago), Aric Almirola (Sonoma) Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com.
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Seeking the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Playoffs: Off-Week Update No. 6 by Phil Allaway
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series was off last weekend. They will return to action at
the MId-Ohio Sports Car Course on Saturday. When the Trucks get to Mid-Ohio, Corey Heim will have a 16-point
lead over Zane Smith. Grant Enfinger is third, then Ty Majeski and Ben Rhodes. Nick Sanchez is the last driver in the playoffs on points. He has a
six-point advantage over both Tanner Gray and Stewart Friesen. Chase Purdy is 39 points behind Sanchez in 13th. Jake Garcia, Tyler Ankrum and Rajah Caruth will need to win in order to get into the playoffs. Point Standings (1-16): 1) Corey Heim 474, 2) Zane Smith -16, 3) Grant Enfinger -31, 4) Ty Majeski -44, 5) Ben Rhodes -47, 6) Christian Eckes -70, 7) Carson Hocevar -81, 8) Matt
DiBenedetto -116, 9) Matt Crafton -120, 10) Nick Sanchez -124, t-11) Tanner Gray -130, t-11) Stewart Friesen -130, 13) Chase Purdy -163, 14) Jake Garcia -187, 15) Tyler Ankrum -196, 16) Rajah Caruth -247.
Note: Drivers in italics are either outside of the playoffs, or ineligible for the playoffs. Playoff Points: 1) Christian Eckes 14, t-2) Zane Smith -2, t-2) Carson Hocevar -2, 4) Grant Enfinger -3, 5) Corey Heim -4, 6) Ben Rhodes -9, 7) Nick Sanchez -12, t-8) Ty Majeski -13, t-8) Matt Crafton -13, t-8) Tyler Ankrum -13. Note: If he were eligible for playoff points, Joey Logano and Kyle Busch would be tied for sixth with seven points while William Byron would be tied for 11th. Stage Points: 1) Zane Smith 133, 2) Corey Heim -10, 3) Ty Majeski -23, 4) Christian Eckes -31, 5) Ben Rhodes -43, 6) Carson Hocevar
-44, 7) Grant Enfinger -54, 8) Matt DiBenedetto -62, 9) Matt Crafton -73, 10) Stewart Friesen -74, 11) Nick Sanchez -77, 12) Tanner Gray -85, 13) Chase Purdy -94, 14) Tyler Ankrum
-95, t-15) Dean Thompson -104, t-15) Rajah Caruth -104. Note: If they were eligible for stage points, William Byron would be 12th and Kyle Busch 14th. Old Point Standings (1-16): 1) Grant Enfinger
315, 2) Corey Heim -2, 3) Ben Rhodes -25, 4) Zane Smith -36, 5) Ty Majeski -42, 6) Carson Hocevar -56, 7) Christian Eckes -59, 8) Nick Sanchez -65, 9) Tanner Gray -69, 10) Matt Crafton -70, 11) Matt DiBendeetto -78, 12) Stewart Friesen -79, 13) Jake Garcia -82, 14) Chase Purdy -89, 15) Tyler Ankrum -125, 16) Daniel Dye -144. WC Points (1-16): 1) Grant Enfinger 1823, 2) Corey Heim -34, 3) Ben Rhodes -77, 4) Zane Smith
-78, 5) Ty Majeski -91, 6) Christian Eckes -161, 7) Carson Hocevar -166, 8) Nick Sanchez -202, 9) Tanner Gray -212, 10) Stewart Friesen -233, 11) Matt Crafton -238, 12) Matt DiBenedetto
-243, 13) Chase Purdy -285, 14) Jake Garcia -338, 15) Tyler Ankrum -405, 16) Daniel Dye -476. Race
Winners: Zane Smith (Daytona, Austin), Kyle Busch (Las Vegas), Christian Eckes (Atlanta, Darlington), Carson Hocevar (Texas, Nashville), Joey Logano (Bristol), Corey Heim (Martinsville), Grant Enfinger (Kansas, Gateway), Ben Rhodes (Charlotte) Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com.
Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography.
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Letter of the Race: Sunday's Grant Park 220 was brought to you by the Letter M for Missed Opportunity. None of it was NASCAR's fault, but the weather completely destroyed NASCAR's inaugural street weekend.
All but one of the concerts were cancelled, torrential rains, lightning, shortened races. Luckily, none of the drivers got hurt. Once the rain finally went away, the racing was at least decent. - Phil Allaway |
Quotes to Remember: Grant Park 220 compiled by Phil Allaway
"Wow, when we had that strategy back to 18th, I started to worry a bit. But had some full stands on some people, and the racing was really good, everyone was respectful. It was tough, but a lot of fun. "I’m doing one more year in [Australia] and then I’d love to come over here." - Shane van Gisbergen, race winner "It was tough. I put it in the tire barrier yesterday and we stayed up all night. I stayed with the guys through the rain; rewrapped this thing and put a new body on it. Benesch came on for this weekend. Congrats to Project91. It sucks, obviously, where we are right now – we aren’t in position to win
every week, so coming that close obviously is not what you want. But just really proud of everyone at Kaulig Racing and what an awesome event. Can’t wait to come back next year." - Justin Haley, finished second
"First off, I really appreciate everyone on our Hooters team for just fighting all weekend. I did not do a very good job yesterday, obviously crashing and crashing again
today and just kept putting us in big holes. So I have to certainly be better, but I appreciate the effort and the willingness to keep fighting by everybody on our team. I appreciate that and looking forward to going back to work and trying to get better. "Huge congratulations to Shane [van Gisbergen], man that was a clinic. He made us look really, really
bad. He is going to go home and tell all of his friends how bad we are. So, I am looking forward to getting to work and hopefully we can figure out how to run with him at the next one he comes to." - Chase Elliott, finished third "I was trying to get my confidence built up while it was wet and I knew as long as it didn’t rain, it was eventually going
to dry out. So, just didn’t want to hurt my car in the wet and tried to maintain the best I could, which we did. As soon as the lanes started to dry out, we were much better than the people braking. We just had a lot more confidence than the people braking around me and was able to get to second and the pit strategy cycle stuff happened and it kind of messed our race up a little bit. But we were able to rebound to finish fourth. So, a great points day for our team and we needed that. So, had a
lot of fun and congrats to the Trackhouse team. I mean, so much respect to them because that was really cool to watch. Him out my windshield making the moves he was making and taking us all to school. So, he is an extremely amazing race car driver and I hope the rest of the world notices that. Its pretty damn cool. So just a pleasure to get to race with him and battle with him a little bit. I know all of Western Springs Speedway in New Zealand is pretty pumped up right now." - Kyle Larson,
finished fourth
"Just slick. Just ice to start. You’re trying to brake as hard as you can, as deep as you can, into these turn; but yet as soft as you can so you don’t lock up tires. That was my issue there getting into turn 6 – I just overstepped it a little bit and got the rears locked up. Just could never get it back under control the whole way in. Just was
sliding. "Hate it for my guys that we got back behind there, but again, we had a good car that was able to get us good track position to get a good day out of it." - Kyle Busch, finished fifth "What a wild race –
starting in a decent amount of rain and then drying out. Even when it was dry though, there were wet spots which is pretty crazy. Unfortunately, with the race being shortened, our strategy didn’t play out like we wanted. So, we ended up restarting like 18th there. Happy to pass a lot of cars to get back there, but we just didn’t quite have enough to get to the front. "I think that the weekend was such a great opportunity to put on a really good show and I’m glad we got the race in. We all fought hard." - Michael McDowell, finished seventh
"It was really good. I felt like we had a really fast Interstate Batteries Toyota Camry. I think we had a really good points day. We got in the fence there a
little bit from [Joey Logano] and hurt the right rear a lot so I couldn’t really make a charge back up front. I feel like we could maybe have had a top five day. It was good to finish ninth, so we’ll just keep going." - Ty Gibbs, finished ninth "Unfortunate ending to an exciting day. Road racing has never come easy to me, but the work and effort has
started to show up. Proud of the fight today by the No. 3 Get Bioethanol Chevy team. As far as clipping the wall, I knew it would be an issue. I even talked about coming to this place knowing you can’t peak out to get more air. In this instance, I didn’t feel like I peaked out, just had my car setup for an early apex, it was turning and just caught the wall. Thankful for our partners at Get Bioethanol. We had the green machine rolling pretty good. We will keep fighting." - Austin Dillon,
finished 36th (Crashed out)
Phil Allaway is the Frontstretch newsletter manager. He can be reached at phil.allaway@frontstretch.com. Photo is courtesy of Nigel Kinrade Photography.
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