Fire on Fridays: Denny Hamlin Needs This Cup Title
Denny Hamlin is giving Mark Martin some competition: Which of the two drivers is the best to never win a NASCAR title? Martin, a NASCAR … Continue Reading
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Fire on Fridays: The 5 Best NASCAR Personalities to Follow on Twitter
These days, the news cycle never ends. People can drop an atomic bomb in the wee hours of the morning or oh so late in … Continue Reading
Fire on Fridays: Next Gen Car Needs to Suit Fans Old & New
The Next Gen (formerly known as Gen 7) NASCAR racecar finally took its first laps on a racetrack this week. Austin Dillon and his Richard … Continue Reading
Fire on Fridays: Roush’s Rejuvenation
Jack Roush has spoken. Unfortunately, that means the folks at Natty Light might be a bit upset. But bringing Chris Buescher back is the smartest … Continue Reading
Fire on Fridays: 2020 Is All or Nothing for Matt DiBenedetto
The NASCAR world was shocked when veteran racer Paul Menard announced he’s retiring from full-time racing at the end of the 2019 season. More people … Continue Reading
Erik Jones Signs Extension with Joe Gibbs Racing
Joe Gibbs Racing’s lineup has been solidified for the 2020 season. The four-car team announced on Friday (Sept. 6) Erik Jones will return to the … Continue Reading
Fire on Fridays: Here’s Why Darlington’s NASCAR Throwback Works
There is nothing in NASCAR like Darlington Speedway. The egg-shaped oval is one-of-a-kind, and the racing at the facility is phenomenal. It is one of … Continue Reading
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 … Continue Reading
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 … Continue Reading
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 … Continue Reading