Dropping the Hammer: The Re-Education of Ross Chastain
Ross Chastain is still figuring out how much aggression is too much in his first season with Trackhouse Racing Team.
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Dropping the Hammer: Will Next Gen Car Revive the Coca-Cola 600?
The Next Gen car had given a spark to multiple race tracks in its short life span. Can it do the same for NASCAR’s longest race?
Dropping the Hammer: The World According to 23XI Racing
While there are obvious comparisons between 23XI Racing and Trackhouse Racing, Denny Hamlin’s young Cup Series team is following a very different path.
Dropping the Hammer: Joey Logano Doesn’t Care What You Think
A lot of people don’t like Joey Logano. For some reason, ever since the Team Penske driver broke into the NASCAR Cup Series in 2008 as an 18-year-old prodigy heralded by Mark Martin, Logano has rubbed people the wrong way.
Dropping the Hammer: Has Chris Buescher’s Moment Arrived?
Chris Buescher’s first career pole may indicate a turnaround in RFK Racing’s competitiveness on the track.
Dropping The Hammer: The World According to Trackhouse Racing
There’s an eight-letter word that isn’t uttered, at least not often, at Trackhouse Racing Team’s headquarters in Concord, N.C.
Dropping the Hammer: Kyle Busch, ‘Caveats’ and Bristol Dirt
Sunday night (April 17) saw an all-time finish at Bristol Motor Speedway. Two young drivers dueled for the win, one of them still in search …
Dropping the Hammer: Ty Gibbs & the Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
What do Ty Gibbs and Anakin Skywalker have in common?
Dropping The Hammer: Why Fox Sports’ NASCAR Pre-Race Show Needs Fixing
Roughly 24 hours after Sunday’s (April 3) NASCAR Cup Series event at Richmond Raceway, there was one lasting image from the first short track race of the season.
It wasn’t Denny Hamlin celebrating atop his No. 11 Toyota after scoring his first win of 2022.
It wasn’t Ryan Blaney and Ross Chastain trading bump-and-runs.
It was…..Clint Howard?
Dropping the Hammer: Atlanta’s NASCAR Future Is Here. Survey Says…?
After a full reconfiguration of Atlanta Motor Speedway produced racing SMI CEO Marcus Smith called “sports entertainment,” did the powers that be get this right?