A Story About Al Pearce: My Departed Friend & Brother-in-Arms
It was Thursday, April 10, when I received the news that my friend Al Pearce, a Hall-of-Fame racing journalist and fellow Army officer, had passed away.
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Only Yesterday: When NASCAR Cup Racing Featured a Little Classic Rock
The Cup Series put on an all-time classic in its final, for now, race at Rockingham Speedway.
Eyes on Xfinity: Kyle Larson Delivers a Dose of Reality
Is it good for the young drivers of the NASCAR Xfinity Series field to get spanked by NASCAR Cup Series stars like Larson?
The Pit Straight: Under the Sun in Long Beach & Under the Lights in Bahrain
IndyCar’s second-biggest race was followed by an uncharacteristically hectic Bahrain Grand Prix.
IndyCar Title Talk: Kyle Kirkwood Closes Points Gap to Alex Palou With Long Beach Win
The Andretti Global driver made strides toward the championship lead with his first win of 2025.
Couch Potato Tuesday: Bristol Was a Broken Play for FOX Sports
The broadcast did not have a backup plan in case the anticipated tire situation never materialized.
Bristol Was Old School NASCAR, But Not in a Good Way
Sunday’s Food City 500 was the latest short track disappointment with the Next Gen car.
Up to Speed: How Are the Former Stewart-Haas Racing Drivers Running?
The first quarter of the 2025 Cup Series season is complete, and the former SHR drivers have had some time to get acclimated to their new teams.
Holding a Pretty Wheel: NASCAR Sold Its Short-Track Soul. Can We Get It Back?
NASCAR ought to allow teams to build a short track chassis as well as increase horsepower at short tracks.
5 Points to Ponder: Follow the Leader (Because You Can’t Pass Them)
Three boring races in a row means that NASCAR should do something, anything, to try to make racing for the lead actually mean something again.