Roll the Dice for Your Playoff Fate
Twenty-six races in the NASCAR Cup Series regular season. A driver tries all he can during the first 25 but isn’t able to grab a …
Cup Series
Fire on Fridays: Following Daytona Win, Can William Byron Break Out?
It took him 97 races, but William Byron finally wound up in NASCAR Cup Series victory lane last weekend at Daytona International Speedway. On the surface, …
Alex Bowman Believes Team Is ‘Pointed in the Right Direction’ for Playoffs
At the start of the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series season, Alex Bowman and the No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports team came out of the gates guns …
2-Headed Monster: Does Ty Dillon Deserve Another Cup Opportunity if Germain Racing Shuts Down?
After the announcement that Leavine Family Racing would close following this NASCAR Cup Series season, rumors began to spring up that Germain Racing will be …
Cole Custer on Rookie of the Year Win: ‘It’s Huge’
Entering the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series season, a flock of rookie drivers took the world by storm, moving up from the Xfinity Series. The results …
Kurt Busch Riding Consistency into Cup Playoffs
Through the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series’ regular season, Kurt Busch defined consistency, tallying the seventh-best average finishing position (13.4) of the 16 playoff drivers. But …
Frontstretch Podcast: Intensity in Daytona, Justin Haley Reflects on Xfinity Win
Subscribe: iTunes In this week’s edition of the Frontstretch Podcast, Dustin Albino and Mike Neff discuss an intensity-filled weekend of racing at Daytona International Speedway, while debating if the race …
Stock Car Scoop: William Byron, Aric Almirola Sign Contract Extensions
Two NASCAR playoff drivers signed contract extensions with their current teams. Which two drivers are they? Find out in this edition of Stock Car Scoop. …
Chase Elliott on Darlington Cup Pole
It’s throwback week, and Chase Elliott will display his Jimmie Johnson throwback on the front row in the NASCAR Cup Series’ Cook Out Southern 500 …
Did You Notice?: 3 NASCAR Legends Forever Stuck at 7 Titles
Did You Notice? … Jimmie Johnson’s 2020 playoff miss means he’ll officially end his NASCAR Cup Series career without an eighth championship. The 44-year-old Johnson, retiring …