Fire on Fridays: We See a Lot of Matt DiBenedetto in Ourselves
Denny Hamlin snatched the trophy and checkered flag on Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, but there’s no …
Fire On Fridays
Fire on Fridays: David Ragan’s Retirement Marks End of Era
It’s fitting that David Ragan announced the end to his full-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series career at the site of his last Xfinity Series …
Fire on Fridays: It’s Time to Shrink the NASCAR Playoff Field
When NASCAR opted to go to a playoff system following Matt Kenseth’s 2003 title-winning season, there was mixed reaction. His one-win season, dubbed by some …
Fire on Fridays: Christopher Bell Shouldn’t Replace Erik Jones or Matt DiBenedetto
Don’t let the lack of facial hair trick you. Christopher Bell is indeed one of the most versatile drivers in the history of the NASCAR …
Fire on Fridays: Can Derek Kraus Make NASCAR History?
The talk surrounding 2019 K&N Pro Series season has been largely dominated by Hailie Deegan. And for good reason. She’s young, she’s got a vibrant, …
Fire on Fridays: Kurt Busch Needs to Keep Racing
Only Kurt Busch could do the unthinkable. Time and time again, the 2004 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion has lifted a struggling team to …
Fire on Fridays: Was Justin Haley’s Daytona Win the Biggest Upset in NASCAR History?
I’m willing to bet zero people on the face of planet earth woke up Sunday morning thinking Justin Haley would wind up a Monster Energy …
Fire on Fridays: NASCAR Needs Jimmie Johnson, Hendrick Motorsports to Succeed
NASCAR without a championship-caliber Hendrick Motorsports is like the New England Patriots failing to make it deep into the NFL playoffs. The four-car Chevrolet team …
Fire on Fridays: Don’t Underestimate Ross Chastain
Call him Ross the Boss Watermelon Man Chastain, because this dude deserves to be called two different nicknames. He’s that good, this story is that …
Fire on Fridays: Show Respect to Darrell Waltrip
Untraditional. Unfiltered. Unapologetic. Unique. Darrell Waltrip is different. He’s exactly what NASCAR needed at a time of transition at the start of the 21st century. …