Only Yesterday: NASCAR’s Firsts & Lasts Are Something to Savor
The knowledge that you witnessed a first win is instant. The knowledge that you witnessed a last one is heavy, especially if it comes after a long successful career.
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2-Headed Monster: Should Denny Hamlin Retire After the 2027 Season?
The staff debates if Hamlin should stick to his plan or keep driving past 2027.
Happy Hour: San Diego Street Race Preview & Remembering Steve Waid
Bleacher Nation’s Brian Twining and Scene Vault Podcast’s Rick Houston join the show
Steve Waid: The NASCAR Journalist We All Aspired to Be
Steve Waid leaves behind a Hall of Fame legacy of racing journalism and a humility nearly unmatched in a media world filled with attention seekers.
ARCA Power Rankings: Gio Ruggiero Remains on Top
While Ruggiero is undoubtedly No. 1, Nitro Motorsports also has three drivers in the top five.
Up to Speed: NASCAR’s Next Gen Parity Is Dead … Or Is It?
As long as everyone in the garage has the competitive fire to learn, to improve and to win, no one will stay on top forever.
Couch Potato Tuesday: Prime Video Does Well with Strategy Race in Pocono
When there was racing for position to be had, Prime Video did a pretty good bringing that action to the viewers.
5 Points to Ponder: Coronado Could Be NASCAR’s Version of the UFC White House Card
Also, how crazy is it that Denny Hamlin has already one-upped Tyer Reddick in the same season?
Stat Sheet: Denny Hamlin Reinforces His Tamer of The Tricky Triangle Title
His victory in the Great American Getaway 400 on Sunday (June 14) is his all-time leading eighth at Pocono.
Longtime NASCAR Journalist Steve Waid Dead at Age 77
Waid was a Squier-Hall Award winner in the NASCAR Hall of Fame.