Power Rankings: Hotlanta Edition
One thing we can say about last Sunday’s (June 7) race at Atlanta Motor Speedway is that it will be most remembered for what happened …
Cup Series
Daily Fantasy NASCAR DraftKings Forecast: 2020 Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 500
Everyone loves some good short track racing and no one is more excited than NASCAR Cup Series drivers as they head to Virginia this Wednesday …
Bubba Wallace Driving #BlackLivesMatter Scheme at Martinsville
Bubba Wallace’s No. 43 will have a new look this Wednesday, June 10 at Martinsville. The Richard Petty Motorsports Chevrolet will sport an all-black paint …
NASCAR Allowing 5,000 Fans at Talladega Cup Race
A small number of fans will be allowed to attend the June 21 NASCAR Cup Series event at Talladega Superspeedway, NASCAR announced today, June 9. …
Entry List: Dixie Vodka 400
NASCAR has released the entry list for the Dixie Vodka 400 on Sunday, June 14, 2020 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. 39 cars will be competing for 40 …
FS Wrap-Up: Rajah Caruth on NASCAR’s Handling of Racial Injustice
Rev Racing’s Rajah Caruth joins Davey Segal to discuss NASCAR’s handling of racial injustice this past weekend from Atlanta Motor Speedway, Kevin Harvick‘s dominant win …
Beside the Rising Tide: 3rd-Rate Rendezvous
Well campers, what should we talk about this week? I mean there’s nothing going in our insular little racing world across these vast United States of …
Couch Potato Tuesday: NASCAR Stands Up for Racial Equality on FOX
As all of you are aware, it’s been a rather tough couple of weeks here in the United States. In addition to the ongoing COVID-19 …
The Underdog House: Teammates Tangle at ‘Hot’lanta
Atlanta Motor Speedway proved to be a tough (and hot) track for the NASCAR Cup Series underdogs, as only one was able to finish inside the top 20. Christopher Bell, driving the No. 95 Toyota for Leavine Family Racing, ended up 18th. Bell had a run-in with Erik Jones just before the end of stage two while racing four-wide. Jones’s tire went flat and he had to pit, which put him a lap down. The No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing pilot was understandably upset after the contact.
5 Points to Ponder: Harvicking, Long, Hot Races and the Road Ahead
ONE: Harvicking is Real It’s easy and completely justifiable to roll one’s eyes when FOX gets a little too into whatever their theme du jour …