2017 Frontstretch Cup: AAA 400 Drive For Autism Predictions
Welcome to our 10th year of staff predictions! Each week, our experts attempt to tell you who the winner of each Cup race will be. …
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Daily Fantasy NASCAR Hot-Starts: AAA Drive For Autism 400
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series is at Dover International Speedway tomorrow afternoon for the AAA 400 Drive For Autism. The DraftKings strategy for shorter …
Tracking the Trucks: Johnny Sauter Scores First Dover Victory Over Teammate Kaz Grala
In a Nutshell: Johnny Sauter turned the Monster Mile into a Monster Smile, as he ended his winless gremlins in Friday’s Bar Harbor 200 from Dover …
Ben Rhodes Staying Positive Despite Coming Up Short Again
At the beginning of the final stage, Ben Rhodes found himself in familiar territory in NASCAR’s Camping World Truck Series. Restarting as the race leader, it …
Austin Dillon Living in the Glory of First Career Win
Prior to the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Austin Dillon had one top-10 finish in 2017, coming at Martinsville Speedway (fifth). He had led just …
Friday Faceoff: Are Kasey Kahne’s Cup Days Numbered?
After the Coca-Cola 600, should NASCAR consider adding an extra stage or otherwise giving more points for a few select races, such as the Daytona …
NASCAR 101: Cup Debuts Off to a Good (OK, Better) Start in 2017
There are two drivers making their Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series debuts this weekend! No, listen. This is kind of cool. When the green flag …
Beyond the Cockpit: Brad Sweet: ‘I’m Pretty Happy’ in Dirt Racing
Five years ago, there was a young hotshoe making their way up the ranks of NASCAR, first competing in the Camping World Truck Series before …
Tech Talk: G-Forces, Part Failure & Corner Entries with Jason Ratcliff
After the longest race of the year, the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series heads off to one of the toughest tracks on the schedule. The …
4 Burning Questions: Will Paul Menard Complete RCR’s Winning Ways?
Will Paul Menard Give RCR a Winning Trio? Two down, one to go for Richard Childress Racing. Following Austin Dillon’s first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup …