Cole Whitt Building Confidence with TriStar Motorsports
Late into last offseason, Cole Whitt had no intention on competing in NASCAR during the 2017 season. No ride and no opportunity meant that it could …
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Pace Laps: NASCAR Playoff Stress, Tyler Reddick’s Triumph & Timothy Peters’ Impressive Return
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series: A Week of Stress for Many Following New Hampshire With two of three races complete in the Monster Energy NASCAR …
Ryan Blaney Content with Average Result at New Hampshire, Feels Good on Points
During the three practice sessions on Friday and Saturday, Ryan Blaney looked to have one of the best cars at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. However, …
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Escapes New Hampshire on Playoff Cutline
Coming into New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. had low expectations. When the No. 17 unloaded off the hauler on Friday, it became more …
Kurt Busch, Kevin Harvick Days End Early at New Hampshire
Coming to the checkered flag (lap 150) of Stage 2 in Sunday’s ISM Connect 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, the playoffs took a turn …
Tracking the Trucks: Christopher Bell has Perfect Race at New Hampshire
After narrowly missing out on the pole at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday morning, it didn’t take Christopher Bell long to prove he had the …
Brett Moffitt, BK Racing Partnering for Remainder of 2017
As of mid-May, Brett Moffitt was content competing in the Camping World Truck Series with Red Horse Racing. But then, the long-time organization closed it’s …
Joey Logano Blasts NASCAR, Calls Pit Road Hold a Joke
During Saturday’s final practice session, Joey Logano was ineligible to participate after the No. 22 Ford couldn’t pass pre-qualifying inspection. The Team Penske operation tried and …
Martin Truex Jr. Paces Final Practice at New Hampshire
In a Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series final practice dominated by playoff drivers, Martin Truex Jr. led the charge – again. Truex’s speed of 131.647 …
Kyle Larson Leads the Way in Second Practice at New Hampshire
Right after the halfway point of the 55-minute morning practice, Kyle Larson led the way at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday. Larson, who qualified …