Truckin’ Thursdays: Why Was John Hunter Nemechek Involved in the Atlanta Finish?
John Hunter Nemechek was a lap down when he helped push Corey Heim at Atlanta.
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A Matured Noah Gragson Leads NASCAR Xfinity Points While Gaining Cup Experience
Now in his fourth year with JR Motorsports, Noah Gragson finds himself at the top of the NASCAR Xfinity Series standings after a historic start …
Eyes on Xfinity: 5 Things to Pay Attention to After 5 Races
The 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series season is five races old. Overall, 28 races remain in the season, and there are only 21 more before the …
Dropping the Hammer: Atlanta’s NASCAR Future Is Here. Survey Says…?
After a full reconfiguration of Atlanta Motor Speedway produced racing SMI CEO Marcus Smith called “sports entertainment,” did the powers that be get this right?
Dirty (Half) Dozen: Vintage Jimmy Owens at Atomic, Chaos at Port Royal & Tragedy at Winchester
Sprint car racing doesn’t see a lot of drivers get turned on a straightaway, but that’s what happened to Logan Wagner at Port Royal Speedway.
Couch Potato Tuesday: What Was NASCAR On FOX Doing at Atlanta Showing All Those Kids?
A closer look at NASCAR On FOX broadcasts at Atlanta Motor Speedway for 2022 examines why specific children in the stands became the central focus of coverage.
5 Points to Ponder: Can a NASCAR Part-Time Schedule Work?
Is Kaulig Racing proving the viability of a NASCAR part-time schedule once again? And what will Atlanta Motor Speedway’s future look like after Sunday’s thriller?
Stat Sheet: Bad Luck Biting Ryan Blaney Despite a Strong NASCAR 2022 Start
Strong competition at Atlanta Motor Speedway set new NASCAR records in 2022. Joy Tomlinson delves into the numbers, including another Ryan Blaney tough break.
IndyCar XPEL 375 at Texas 2022: What We Learned
Fans and pundits alike expected fireworks in the IndyCar XPEL 375, and they got what they wanted out of a hectic 2022 race. Texas Motor …
F1 Review: Ferrari Starts Strong, Magnussen Surprises, McLaren Mystifies
Ferrari started the F1 season with a 1-2 showing at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Red Bull faltered at the end of the race allowing Mercedes to earn vital points. McLaren looked like a mess as their former driver Kevin Magnussen scored a fifth-place finish for Haas.