Sheldon Creed Ends 2018 with Career-Best Camping World Truck Series Finish
Sheldon Creed seemed to get better and better to end the 2018 Camping World Truck Series season. After leading his first laps two weeks ago …
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Brett Moffitt Wins Ford EcoBoost 200, 2018 Camping World Truck Series Championship
Brett Moffitt started the 2018 Camping World Truck Series season unsure if he’d even run a full schedule. He ended it a NASCAR champion. Moffitt …
Denny Hamlin Wins Ford EcoBoost 400 Pole; Kyle Busch Best Of Championship 4
Denny Hamlin may not be running for a championship this Sunday (Nov. 18) at Homestead-Miami Speedway. But he’s still fighting for a streak that’s just …
Martin Truex Jr. Leads First NASCAR Practice For 2018 Ford EcoBoost 400
The first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Championship 4 battle of the weekend goes to … Martin Truex Jr. Truex led practice Friday (Nov. 16) …
Tyler Reddick Confident He Can Win XFINITY Championship
Heading into the XFINITY Series playoffs, Tyler Reddick was not the leading candidate to grant JR Motorsports it’s second consecutive series championship. Fast forward six …
NASCAR 101: Final Goodbyes
The end of a season always brings change. When the year comes to a close, several relationships, careers and streaks end as well. This weekend …
Christopher Bell’s Mindset Intact Ahead of Championship Finale
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is a cliché, yet true motto in sports. Christopher Bell is subscribing to that in this weekend’s championship …
Massie’s Minute: Are Non-Championship 4 Drivers Allowed To Win at Homestead-Miami?
One of my favorite things to see when I was growing up was a NASCAR season finale where two drivers celebrated two different things — …
Friday Faceoff: Who Is Most Likely To Win It All At Homestead?
1. The Championship 4 is set, and it consists of arguably the four best cars over the course of the season. Who do you see …
Fire On Fridays: What is Furniture Row Racing’s Legacy?
No regrets. Just love. Barney Visser started from the bottom and now he’s here. OK, maybe he started on the top since the Rocky Mountains …