Friday Faceoff: Crime and Punishment, Chapters 2, 3 & 4
1. NASCAR announced heavy penalties for Brad Keselowski and the No. 2 teams this week, including a 35-point deduction and a three-week suspension for crew chief …
Friday Faceoff
Friday Faceoff: NASCAR Surprises and Disappointments
NASCAR did not issue any penalties to Kyle Busch, Joey Logano or the crewmen involved in Sunday’s post-race pit road brawl. Was this the right …
Friday Faceoff: Is NASCAR Letting Cheaters Prosper?
AJ Allmendinger was hit hard with penalties from having three loose lug nuts in Atlanta, with a loss of 35 points, fines, and a three-race …
Friday Faceoff: Do NASCAR’s New Rules Go Too Far?
NASCAR implemented some new penalties for 2017, including immediate consequences for some infractions. Kyle Larson was parked during the Advance Auto Parts Clash for having …
Friday Faceoff: Crunched Cars Crunched for Time
NASCAR announced Wednesday that teams that suffer crash damage during a race will have five minutes to fix it on pit road, and if they …
Friday Faceoff: How About All These Changes?
NASCAR issued several changes to race formats Monday. What was your instant reaction to the changes? Clayton Caldwell, Contributor: I really like the new points format. …
Friday Faceoff: Who’s the Top NASCAR Rookie For 2017?
Carl Edwards pulled off a move that shocked the racing community, announcing he’ll step away from NASCAR competition full-time. If Edwards has really hung ’em …
Friday Faceoff: What’s on NASCAR’s Horizon?
NASCAR announced Monster Energy as the new entitlement sponsor in its premier series, replacing Sprint. Will Monster be a good fit for the series moving …
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 …
Friday Faceoff: Does NASCAR Need a New Tire War?
The question of whether or not Chase races should be rain-shortened arose once again this week after rain cut the AAA Texas 500 41 laps …