Martin Truex Jr.’s Wreck Ends Bid for First Short Track Win
The story of the 2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season has been the Big 3: Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch and Martin Truex Jr. The …
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Christopher Bell Has Fun in 2nd Place Finish at Bristol
Christopher Bell came up short to Kyle Larson in the Food City 300 at Bristol Motor Speedway on Friday night (Aug. 17), but he was …
Kyle Larson Finally Victorious at Bristol Motor Speedway
After coming up short in eight previous tries, Kyle Larson was finally victorious in a NASCAR XFINITY Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway. Larson dominated, …
2-Headed Monster: Should Kurt Busch Move to Chip Ganassi Racing?
Rumors surfaced last weekend that Kurt Busch might be leaving Stewart-Haas Racing to replace Jamie McMurray in the No. 1 Chevrolet at Chip Ganassi Racing …
Does Everyone Owe Jeremy Mayfield An Apology? He Says….
It’s been over nine years since Jeremy Mayfield was banned from NASCAR after testing positive for meth. The controversy ruined his career in the sport; …
2-Headed Monster: Should the France Family Sell NASCAR?
Ever since Bill France Sr. formed the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, his family has majority owned and headed it. In the past …
2-Headed Monster: Will Anyone Else Win Their Way Into the Playoffs?
There are only five races left in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series regular season, and we have seen only seven winners so far. With …
2-Headed Monster: Should Practice Not Be Televised?
For years, NASCAR has televised almost all of its practice sessions, giving fans access to the entire weekend of festivities. But is this really necessary, …
Friday Faceoff: Are Restrictor Plate Wins More Impressive Than Other Victories?
Ricky Stenhouse Jr was vilified by a handful of other drivers for his aggressive moves in Saturday’s Coke Zero Sugar 400. Was Stenhouse deserving of …
2-Headed Monster: Will Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s XFINITY Conflict of Interest Be a Problem?
Dale Earnhardt Jr. recently traded his steering wheel for a microphone. The retired two-time Daytona 500 champion joined NBC’s broadcast team for coverage of Monster …