Elliott Sadler: ‘This One Is Hard to Swallow’
Leading the championship standings through most of the regular season, Elliott Sadler was one of the favorites for the 2016 XFINITY Series championship. It came …
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Martin Truex, Jr. Paces Final Cup Series Practice of Year at Homestead
Early on into the 50-minute final practice session, Martin Truex, Jr. hopped to the top of the leaderboard with a lap of 174.289 mph. That …
Joey Logano Relaxed, Ready for Second Chance At Cup Title
During Thursday’s Championship 4 Media Day in Miami, Florida, Joey Logano was all smiles. The 26-year-old has spent the weekend relaxed and ready, entering Homestead-Miami Speedway …
Carl Edwards: How 2011 Near-Miss Motivates Him Now
Back in 2011, Carl Edwards got as close as you could get to winning a championship without actually taking home the title. It’s a runner-up …
Daniel Suarez Brings the Big Mo to Homestead
Daniel Suarez may only be in his second full season in the NASCAR XFINITY Series, but he’s turned a lot of heads in the No. …
Tracking the Trucks: William Byron Wins Race, Johnny Sauter the Title At Homestead
In A Nutshell: William Byron won the battle while Johnny Sauter won the war. Byron, after watching his title hopes go up in smoke at Phoenix International …
Matt Crafton Hopes to Earn Truck Title Despite Troublesome Year
A two-time NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champion, Matt Crafton has utilized near-perfect seasons to reach the top. During his first title run in 2013, Crafton completed every …
4 Burning Questions: Which 3 Will Get the Best of 4?
Who Caps Off 2016 with the Sprint Cup Title? One thing’s for sure: This year’s Championship 4 certainly isn’t lacking storylines. First, there’s Jimmie Johnson, a …
Friday Faceoff: Enough of a Sendoff for Smoke?
The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is now a year into the caution clock rule. Did it work as advertised, and should NASCAR consider it …
NASCAR 101: A Chase Game of ‘What If?’
Time to play an incredibly pointless but vaguely interesting game of ‘what if?’ Oh, good, already lost half of you. Whatever, it’s the end of …