NASCAR 101: The History of the Chase
It all started in 2003. That’s when RJR Reynolds announced it was no longer sponsoring NASCAR’s elite division, and soon followed was an announcement that …
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Tech Talk: Tommy Baldwin on How the Digital Dash Is Good for NASCAR
Tommy Baldwin is not just the crew chief of the No. 7 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series car driven by Alex Bowman. He’s also the owner. …
Holding A Pretty Wheel: Can a Chase Underdog Win It All?
As NASCAR sits on the brink of the Chase, it’s easy to pick out the favorites. They’re the ones at or near the top of …
4 Burning Questions: Chicagoland – The Pressure To Perform For Joe Gibbs Racing
1. Who’s ready to step up in Round One of the Chase? We’ve been talking about it all season long, and now, it’s finally here. …
Beyond the Cockpit: Kurt Busch Tackles His 2015 Chase Chances
NASCAR driver Kurt Busch, pilot of the No. 41 Haas Automation Chevrolet for Stewart-Haas Racing, made a pit stop in Phoenix Wednesday to help kick …
2-Headed Monster: Can a Winless Driver Conquer the Chase?
Race fans, the time is finally here. Whether you look forward to it or dread it, the Chase for the Sprint Cup is upon us. …
Eyes on Xfinity: What’s the Future for JR Motorsports?
See ya later, Chase. Come February at Daytona, the metallic blue No. 9 NAPA Chevrolet will no longer be racing on Saturday afternoons. Instead, it …
Truckin’ Thursdays: Austin Theriault Prepared to Run Remainder of 2015 Season
When NASCAR descends up Chicagoland Speedway, most of the hype will be over the opening race for this year’s Chase for the Sprint Cup. But …
Happiness Is… Records, Chicagoland, and Smog
Out like a lamb and in like a lamb. That description feels apt for the end of the Cup Series’ regular season and the beginning …
Nitro Shots: Good Fortune From Bad?
A few weeks ago, Don Schumacher Racing parted ways with driver Spencer Massey. Massey had run in the top 10 in Top Fuel points all …