Friday Faceoff: Are Tracks Dropping the Ball When Marketing Their Events?
Former drivers Tony Stewart, Dale Earnhardt Jr and Clint Bowyer tested the NASCAR Cup Series’ Next Gen car at Bowman Gray Stadium Oct. 26. Should …
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2-Headed Monster: Should NASCAR Playoff Drivers Be Raced Differently Than the Rest of the Field?
Drivers participating in NASCAR’s playoffs are frustrated by drivers who are outside that realm. It’s been a common theme since the postseason began. Last weekend …
2-Headed Monster: Should Every NASCAR Playoff Track Have Lights?
Lights at a NASCAR track can sometimes be overlooked. But if you check Twitter, fans are often curious which tracks have them (Hi, Bob!). The …
2-Headed Monster: Did Kaulig Racing Make Right Choice in Hiring Daniel Hemric?
Starting in 2022, Daniel Hemric will be the new driver of Kaulig Racing’s No. 11 Chevrolet in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. Hemric will replace Justin …
2-Headed Monster: Should Bristol Host the Championship Race?
Bristol Motor Speedway is one of NASCAR’s most iconic racetracks. There are countless memories in Thunder Valley that have helped make NASCAR what it is …
2-Headed Monster: Did NASCAR Make Right Decision Moving Richmond Out of Playoffs?
NASCAR released the 2022 Cup Series schedule on Wednesday (Sept. 15) and while the big news of the schedule was that the Clash will race …
2-Headed Monster: Should Ricky Stenhouse Jr. or Ryan Preece Race for JTG in 2022?
It’s September, which is usually a busy time for NASCAR’s silly season. It seems like every week, a little piece of the 2022 puzzle is …
2-Headed Monster: Is 2021 a Career-Defining Year for Ryan Blaney?
At Michigan International Speedway on Sunday (Aug. 22), it was a Ford vs. Chevrolet duel to the finish, as you would expect it to be …
2-Headed Monster: Should Kaulig Racing Give AJ Allmendinger Full-Time Cup Ride in 2022?
A.J. Allmendinger was the surprise winner this weekend in the NASCAR Cup Series race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course. His win was the …
2-Headed Monster: Did Trackhouse Racing Get It Right Hiring Ross Chastain?
Ross Chastain will be driving the No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet in 2022. The team made the announcement on Tuesday (Aug. 3) a little more …