Only Yesterday: Double-Digit Wins Reserved for NASCAR’s Elite
As the years have gone by, less and less drivers have had double-digit win seasons. But it’s always been a feat for NASCAR’s legends.
Cup Series
Dropping the Hammer: O Jim France, Where Art Thou?
Very rarely during his tenure as NASCAR CEO and chairman has France been heard from directly.
Happy Hour: South Boston GM Wants More Opportunities for Short Track Racers
South Boston General Manager Brandon Brown joins the podcast.
Up to Speed: Will JGR’s Balance of Power Shift to Denny Hamlin?
Could Martin Truex Jr.’s departure leave Denny Hamlin in prime position to finally win a championship?
Couch Potato Tuesday: NBC’s Return Not Flawless, But a Substantial Change
NBC kicked off its portion of the season at Iowa Speedway.
Stat Sheet: Was Iowa The Best Short Track On NASCAR’s 2024 Schedule?
NASCAR drivers and teams gave rave reviews to the inaugural Cup Series event at Iowa Speedway. But do the stats back it up?
Entry List: 2024 USA Today 301
Ty Dillon is the lone change to the entry list for Cup at New Hampshire.
Waid’s World: Multi-car Teams in NASCAR Aren’t New, But They Weren’t Always the Same
Steve Waid looks back on the history of multi-car teams in NASCAR.
The Underdog House: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Is Golden in Iowa
An Xfinity Series whiz at Iowa, Stenhouse took advantage of pit strategy to finish fifth in the track’s first ever Cup race.
Thinkin’ Out Loud at Iowa: No More Oval Shifting, Please
Progressive banking and less shifting seems to be a winning combination for the Next Gen car.