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Marcos Ambrose is working on moving past the toughest day of his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series career after missing a golden opportunity to seize his first career victory at Infineon Raceway. Cutting his motor off to conserve fuel and it not starting again derailed a win for the Australian in Sonoma (Calif.) on Sunday.
Today, Ambrose...
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While leading the race for what would have been his first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series victory, Marcos Ambrose was penalized by NASCAR for not maintaining speed under caution during the closing laps of the Toyota SaveMart 350 at Infineon Raceway.
When Ambrose did not keep the pace under caution on lap 103, NASCAR deemed his No. 47 Clorox...
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Marcos Ambrose came over the radio and told his JTG Daugherty Racing team “Boys, we finished the race and now let’s go get us a win this week” after crossing the finish line 15th at Michigan International Speedway.
Ambrose rebounded from being wrecked on lap 19 by the No. 78 machine of Regan Smith. Smith’s...
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Sprint Cup teams will start the Coke Zero 400 weekend at Daytona International Speedway using restrictor plates with holes 1-1/32nd of an inch in diameter, 3/64ths of an inch bigger than the plates used in the Daytona 500 in February, when the Cup cars still had rear wings.
NASCAR replaced the wing with a rear spoiler in March.
The bigger the...
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A top-15 finish was ruined for Marcos Ambrose as he was involved in a spectacular multi-car crash on the final lap of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series event at Pocono Raceway. He was credited with a 30th-place finish in the No. 47 Little Debbie Toyota Camry.
Ambrose had nowhere to go and watched as the spectacle unfolded in front of him. Kasey...
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