Eyes on Xfinity: It’s Time for the Xfinity Series To Leave Martinsville
The Xfinity race displayed a lack of respect throughout the field, resulting in a caution-filled stage three.
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Only Yesterday: When Jeff Gordon Had to Win Without Ray Evernham
Drivers like Gordon and Denny Hamlin still find success in the midst of crew chief changes.
Did You Notice?: Shane van Gisbergen’s Dreadful Start to 2025 on Ovals
Shane van Gisbergen shined at COTA with a sixth-place finish, but he has an average finish of 31.2 in six oval races this season.
Daniel Hemric Doesn’t Want a Return to Cup; He’s Building a Truck Legacy
Most Cup drivers that return to lower series all seek a chance to return to the peak of stock car racing. But that isn’t the case for Daniel Hemric.
Stat Sheet: Has Denny Hamlin Surpassed Richard Petty & Rusty Wallace as Best Martinsville Racer?
Hamlin’s sixth career win at Martinsville moved him up the all-time ranks. Can he now lay claim to being the best NASCAR racer ever at the paperclip?
Up to Speed: Can Michael McDowell Take Spire Motorsports to the Playoffs?
McDowell is off to a good start in his new opportunity with Spire, and maybe another surprise awaits him down the road.
5 Points To Ponder: Should Team Owners Step in to Police Drivers?
Should throwback weekend at Darlington be its spring or Labor Day race weekend?
Holding a Pretty Wheel: Late-Race Crashfests Are a Monster of NASCAR’s Creation
Recently, certain races have become lawless free-for-alls, and NASCAR shoulders a big chunk of blame.
Couch Potato Tuesday: The Booth Is Honest About Saturday Night’s ‘Dumpster Fire’
Also, did anyone notice that Joey Logano finished in eighth?
Counting CARS: 3 Takeaways From the Bullring Battle at Wake County
The drought’s finally over for Mini Tyrrell. Here’s what else you should know.