Dropping the Hammer: Good Night, and Good Luck
After a decade of covering NASCAR, Daniel McFadin signs off.
After a decade of covering NASCAR, Daniel McFadin signs off.
After plenty of drama, the NASCAR antitrust trial came to a somewhat abrupt end.
For a couple dozen residents of North Carolina’s Mecklenburg County, Monday, Dec. 1, started as a normal day.
Somehow, someway, NASCAR needs to find a way to allow its fans to miss the sport with a shortened season.
To the point where barely anyone’s actually talking about the trophies about to be handed out.
Here are some thoughts on how NASCAR could redefine its various eras in a way that makes sense.
Daniel McFadin recounts his memories of the night Matt Kenseth ambushed Brad Keselowski at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
The groundswell of support for a season-long championship may finally be strong enough to cause a change, but will that make a difference?