FrontStretch.com
Title
The Frontstretch
Description
About the Frontstretch
Frontstretch.com was founded in 1998 by Butch Bellah as a site to publish his humorous look at the world of NASCAR. Having spent 10 years on the standup comedy circuit, Bellah was looking for an outlet to write about the sport he loved. Having already launched The Frontstretch newsletter, Bellah ventured into the world of online publishing with little knowledge of the internet.
Shortly thereafter the first “staff” member, Dennis Michelsen joined the crew. Michelsen began contributing regularly from his home outside Chicago, IL, and the following for the little irreverent site began to mushroom. Michelsen was soon elevated to Editor, as Bellah took on more of the Publishing duties. Later that year, Ren Jonsin was brought aboard as webmaster and statistician. Jonsin’s arrival lifted the site to an even greater level of content and exposure. The three began to grow the site—adding other writers along the way.
Moving forward, what began as a homemade, one-page site has grown into one of the most popular destinations on the internet for NASCAR news, commentary and opinion in 2006. While frontstretch.com will always be known for their tongue-in-cheek view of the sport, the site has gone through several transitions through the years, expanding its blend of news, stats and information coverage to provide something for every reader interested in the sport. Mike Ravesi is a dumbass hack that is all. Tom Bowels sucks
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English
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