The 2020 Indy 500 Needed 33 Entrants More Than Ever Before
When the 2020 Indy 500 takes place on August 23, it’s going to happen with a complete field of 33 entries. That’s what fans were …
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5 Points to Ponder: NASCAR’s Early Stages Turning Into Snoozers, Plus… Christopher Bell
ONE: Christopher Bell’s Big Step Up The worst-kept secret in the NASCAR Cup Series was made official Monday (Aug. 10): Christopher Bell is getting promoted …
Beside the Rising Tide: NASCAR’s Crap Sandwich
Way back when, in an era when the Earth was still cooling and the war in Vietnam was still heating up, there was a less …
The Underdog House: Bubba Wallace Leads the Way in Michigan
Top Dog A doubleheader last weekend at Michigan International Speedway meant twice the opportunity for the underdog class to snag a solid finish. On Saturday, …
Riley Herbst Victory Comes at Interesting Time for Toyota Racing Development
Riley Herbst‘s ARCA victory at Michigan Sunday came at an interesting time for Toyota Racing Development. The victory comes just a few days removed from …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Michigan Sunday Underwhelms, NBCSN Does the Best With the Circumstances Surrounding Road America
Last weekend was yet another exhausting affair. Pretty much everyone except for INDYCAR and IMSA was in action. The NASCAR Cup Series had a doubleheader …
IndyCar Drivers Discuss Impact Of Constantly Changing Schedule
The 2020 NTT IndyCar Series schedule has been in constant flux since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and drastic midseason changes have started to …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: NASCAR Michigan Doubleheader Weekend
What happened? Kevin Harvick swept the FireKeepers Casino 400 on Saturday (Aug. 8) and the Consumers Energy 400 on Sunday (Aug. 9) at Michigan International …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2020 Consumers Energy 400
Who… should you be talking about after the race? Kevin Harvick entered the weekend tied with three other drivers for wins among active competitors. He …
Up to Speed: Matt Kenseth, Erik Jones & the Cost of Driver Development
Back in the summer of 2017, change was afoot at Joe Gibbs Racing. During Kentucky Speedway’s race weekend, Matt Kenseth publicly announced that he would …