Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Left, Right, Left, Right Edition
NASCAR drivers had one of those rare weekends, not because they were in California, but because it was their chance to make some right turns …
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Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Speed . . . I Am Speed Edition
Michigan International Speedway is one of the fastest on the NASCAR circuit (and that includes the restrictor plate tracks of Daytona and Talladega). So maybe we …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not in NASCAR: Everybody Loves A Winner Edition
With maybe an exception or two, most everyone cheers for the winner of a NASCAR race. But Sunday at Pocono was different. It was last …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not In NASCAR: Crossing The Overtime Line Edition
The NASCAR Cup race at Dover seemed to go pretty smoothly for most of the day, then everything turned into a mess at the end, …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: The Thrillin’ & Grillin’ Edition
The Sunday before Memorial Day is a long, yet a great day for auto racing fans. Whether it is breakfast while watching Monaco, lunch before …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Edition
Martin Truex, Jr. didn’t think Kansas Speedway owed him one. Danica Patrick thinks Lady Luck owes her one, or two, or maybe more, but maybe …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not: Feels Like The First Time Edition
Every time the Cup Series goes to a restrictor plate track, we often hear it will be the typical kind of plate race: close packs, …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not in NASCAR: Does Etiquette Matter Edition
This season’s low down force package may have had its best results yet with Sunday afternoon’s race at Richmond. There were multiple grooves early in …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not: The Jimmie Johnson is Freaky Fast Edition
It took an extra day and some long-awaited, not-so-rainy weather, but for Jimmie Johnson the winning was worth the wait. Not that Johnson needs to …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not in NASCAR: Never Count Him Out Edition
It almost seems like an annual rite of passage in these early stages of the Cup Series season. What’s wrong with the No. 48 team? …