Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2019 Consumers Energy 400
The Headline(s): Last week at Watkins Glen International, Chase Elliott repeated as the defending Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series winner at the road course. This …
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The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2019 Consumers Energy 400
Who… should you be talking about after the race? Once again, Kevin Harvick showed why he’s called The Closer, getting it done when it counted …
Up to Speed: Long Runs or Restarts?
NASCAR competition at Michigan International Speedway revolves around two elements: long runs and restarts. Sunday’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race was no exception. Long …
Pace Laps: Kevin Harvick Repeats at Michigan, Austin Cindric Doubles Up
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series: Kevin Harvick Bounces Back at Michigan Kevin Harvick didn’t let an early flat tire stop him from winning for the …
Tracking the Trucks: Austin Hill Ends Regular Season With a Win in Michigan
In a Nutshell: Austin Hill ended the regular Gander Outdoors Truck Series season the same way he began it with a trip to victory lane. …
Xfinity Breakdown: Austin Cindric Wishes All Races Were Road Course Races
There’s been plenty of discussion this year about how there are less road course ringers in NASCAR now than in years past, but maybe we …
Daily Fantasy NASCAR DraftKings Forecast: 2019 Consumers Energy 400
“Hello again, my old friend.” The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series returns to Michigan International Speedway Sunday, Aug. 11 for the Consumers Energy 400. As …
Daily Fantasy NASCAR FanDuel Forecast: Consumers Energy 400
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series makes its second stop of this season at Michigan International Speedway this weekend, which makes filling out your daily …
Justin Haley, Jack Hawksworth Fastest in Xfinity Practice Sessions at Mid-Ohio
For the second consecutive week, the NASCAR Xfinity Series is going road course racing and Justin Haley and Jack Hawksworth flexed their muscles Friday (Aug. …
Fire on Fridays: It’s Time to Shrink the NASCAR Playoff Field
When NASCAR opted to go to a playoff system following Matt Kenseth’s 2003 title-winning season, there was mixed reaction. His one-win season, dubbed by some …