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 …
Cup Series
Stock Car Scoop: Which Drivers Will Move On at Martinsville?
The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Martinsville Speedway for the penultimate race of the season. Kyle Larson has won the last three races and swept …
2-Headed Monster: Has NASCAR Lost Its Stranglehold on American Motorsports?
Unless you were under a rock this weekend, you couldn’t have missed the buzz of the Formula One race at Circuit of the Americas. The …
Podcast: Martinsville’s Clay Campbell on Hosting NASCAR’s Penultimate Race, Getting Event Feel Back
Hosting the penultimate race of the 2020 NASCAR season, Martinsville Speedway holds the key to determining the Championship 4 field. Track president Clay Campbell joins …
New Year, Same Story, Different Result? Kyle Larson Hopes So
2020 was a difficult year for everyone. NASCAR led the charge back from the initial COVID craziness and the fans were thrilled. As the year …
Kevin Harvick, GearWrench Teaming Up for 5 Cup Races in 2022
GearWrench will hop on the hood of Kevin Harvick’s No. 4 Ford for five NASCAR Cup Series races next year, he announced on FOX Sports’ …
Kyle Larson Once Again on Pole for Martinsville Cup Race
For the third consecutive week Kyle Larson will start from the pole, this time in the NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway. The No. …
Waid’s World: Victory at Martinsville Was Special for Buddy Baker
The next episode of The Scene Vault Podcast features a roundtable discussion with three long-time crewmen for, and friends of, NASCAR Hall of Famer and …
Did You Notice?: What’s Next for Ford’s NASCAR Future After Rocky 2021 Playoffs?
Did You Notice? … The way Ford has struggled during the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs? As I first pointed out at CBS Sports, they’ve gone …
Dropping the Hammer: NASCAR Still King on Sunday Despite F1 Gains
“Absolutely unacceptable.” According to Denny Hamlin, that’s how NASCAR president Steve Phelps described the glaringly sparse grandstands at Texas Motor Speedway earlier this month. The …