Austin Dillon Nabs Provisional Pole for Camping World 400
Richard Childress Racing took two of the top three spots in qualifying Saturday (June 29) for Sunday’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Camping World 400. … Continue Reading
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Austin Theriault Joins Rick Ware Racing for New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Rick Ware Racing announced on Saturday, June 29, that Austin Theriault will make his Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series debut with the team in the … Continue Reading
Daily Fantasy NASCAR FanDuel Forecast: Camping World 400
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series returns to a more traditional track this weekend as the series will race on 1.5-mile Chicagoland Speedway. It is … Continue Reading
Andy Seuss to Make Cup Series Debut at New Hampshire
A new driver is set to make his Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series debut at New Hampshire Motor Speedway for Rick Ware Racing. Andy Seuss … Continue Reading
2-Headed Monster: Should Matt DiBenedetto Get A 2nd Year In The No. 95?
This past Sunday (June 23) was a milestone day for Matt DiBenedetto when he finished fourth at Sonoma Raceway — his first career top five … Continue Reading
Odds & Ends Around the Track: NASCAR Fans Love Crashes Edition
Thank you FOX Sports for such touching tributes to Darrell Waltrip. After last week’s article, I know I am in the minority who already misses … Continue Reading
Rick Ware Racing Snags New 2-Race Sponsorship With DriveSmart
Rick Ware Racing has signed a new sponsor in DriveSmart for their No. 52 team in two upcoming races, the team announced Wednesday morning (June … Continue Reading
Louis Kemp Crab Delights to Sponsor Matt Tifft for 4 Races in 2019
Louis Kemp Crab Delights returns to the NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series and Front Row Motorsports, coming on board Matt Tifft’s No. 36 Ford Mustang … Continue Reading
Entry List: Camping World 400
After their time on a road course, the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series drivers return to an oval racetrack. A total of 38 cars are … Continue Reading
Kyle Busch Comes Up 1 Spot Short At Sonoma
It wasn’t meant to be for Kyle Busch. After leading 37 laps in Sunday’s (June 23) Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway, the Candyman fell … Continue Reading