Holding a Pretty Wheel: With a Regular NASCAR Season Like This, Who Needs Playoffs?
The Next Gen car has made 2022 anything but predictable, and suddenly with six races left in the NASCAR Cup regular season, there are 14 winners.
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Holding a Pretty Wheel: The Big Stories Entering Daytona
With the preliminary events for the 2017 Daytona 500 having been completed this past week, there have been a number of storylines this week that …
Holding a Pretty Wheel: NASCAR Needs a Little Relief Sometimes
Should NASCAR re-evaluate its rules for relief drivers?
Holding a Pretty Wheel: A Little NASCAR Magic in An Unexpected Place
Racing is many things but good racing isn’t predictable. Most NASCAR races this year are anything but, the best we could hope for in the sport’s Next Gen era.
Holding a Pretty Wheel: NASCAR Next Gen Holds Promise, Questions So Far
What have we learned so far about the Next Gen car, and what questions have arose since its debut?
Holding A Pretty Wheel: That Time NASCAR’s Points System Showed the Playoffs for What They Are
Way back in 2004, NASCAR devised a playoff system with hopes of one thing: attracting a demographic whose attention span, raised on information meted out …
Holding A Pretty Wheel: NASCAR’s Storybook Scenario Wouldn’t Be a Happy Ending
Saturday night’s (Sept. 18) race at Bristol Motor Speedway marks the final race in the first round of the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, and …
Holding a Pretty Wheel: A NASCAR Summer of Endless Possibility
After more than a decade of sultry and seductive Southern summers, it was easy to forget how the season manifests in New England, with blazing …
Holding a Pretty Wheel: Perception, Reality & NASCAR’s Million-Dollar Problem
There was once a young driver with a reputation for winning. He built a name for himself at the local bullrings, racing — and sometimes …
Holding a Pretty Wheel: Goodbye to Hollywood, NASCAR
Do you remember when everything NASCAR touched turned to gold? Those halcyon summers when the sport was booming? Everything was right in its world and …