Holding a Pretty Wheel: NASCAR’s Crossroads Between the Past & Future
NASCAR has taken some swings at making the Next Gen racecar better on the series shorter tracks. But it’s just not enough.
NASCAR has taken some swings at making the Next Gen racecar better on the series shorter tracks. But it’s just not enough.
Here’s a breakdown of drivers who still haven’t won in 2025, from seemingly sure bets to the longshots.
Has Father Time, the Next Gen racecar, or age caught up to Busch, or does he still have another win in him?
Hamlin has the chance to change the narrative on his career. If he doesn’t, he’ll close the door on a great career, but if he can, he’ll go out a legend.
The Coca-Cola 600 featured a little bit of everything: a driver attempting the Double, two drivers who went from the back to the front, and much more.
What constitutes a good race? And should Kansas Speedway, which produced the closest finish in Cup Series history, keep two race dates?
Saturday’s Xfinity race at Talladega featured another finish under caution, with some initial confusion on the winner.
NASCAR ought to allow teams to build a short track chassis as well as increase horsepower at short tracks.
Recently, certain races have become lawless free-for-alls, and NASCAR shoulders a big chunk of blame.
What are the odds we see Zane Smith, Noah Gragson and Cody Ware or somebody else go to victory lane for the first time this year?