Middle-Class Meltdown: Reed Sorenson, Turner Latest Victims of Growing NASCAR Epidemic
Reed Sorenson was unceremoniously dumped from Turner Motorsports’ No. 32 car, with Cup regular Brian Vickers taking the seat.
Eyes on Xfinity
5 Nationwide Series Rides That Oughta Happen
Here’s five rides that absolutely need to happen for the Nationwide ranks in 2012.
NASCAR Underdog Eric McClure Rebuilding Life & Career in Face of Adversity
“We’ll be back in the Nationwide Series next year,” says Eric McClure of himself and his Hefty sponsorship. “That’s a big deal. Last year, I wanted to retire.”
From Nationwide to Cup a Backwards, Yet Successful Journey for Some
While most drivers disappear from existence or scrape together low-quality rides to keep their name out there, a few settled for the Nationwide Series.
ARCA Road Racers Add Flavor to Stout Nationwide Field at the Glen
The lesser-told story is that of the ARCA Racing Series entrants that will be making the rounds on the New York road course this weekend.
Race Fans, Meet Blake Koch
Nationwide Series driver Blake Koch is in the middle of his rookie season in the No. 81 Daystar Dodge for MacDonald Motorsports.
Carl Edwards, ESPN Wavering in Face of Changing Nationwide Series
ESPN demonstrated some (albeit minor) improvement in their broadcast of the 200-miler from Loudon this past Saturday (July 16).
With Lucas Oil Raceway Gone in 2012, Replacing Montreal of Key Importance
In this column, I penned all the reasons I could think of that moving the Nationwide Series race at Lucas Oil Raceway was an asinine decision.
Why TV Ratings Don’t Tell the Story of Today’s NASCAR Nationwide Series
NASCAR and its broadcast partners may want to sell this story for all it’s worth, but the argument that “ratings are solid, all is well” is a red herring.
Say No to the Brickyard
Talk has sparked about moving the Nationwide Series race currently run the evening before the Brickyard 400 on the IRP short track to the big track itself.