NASCAR 101: Martin Truex Jr. Finally Won a Short Track Race — Who’s Next?
Apparently all it took for Martin Truex Jr. to win on a short track was to switch teams. Last weekend’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series …
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NASCAR 101: 5 Drivers Who Could Make the Transition to NASCAR Broadcasting
If you haven’t figured out by now, longtime driver-turned-broadcaster Darrell Waltrip recently announced his retirement from TV later this season. For 19 years, Waltrip carried …
NASCAR 101: 5 Relief Drivers in Unlikely Places
So, do you remember when you were in middle school and that one kid got a sniffle, and all of a sudden, the entire school …
NASCAR 101: The Fluctuation of the NASCAR Calendar, by the Numbers
NASCAR released the 2020 schedule and it’s totally different. “Martinsville is under the lights, woooo!” “Darlington is opening the playoffs?” “Oh my gosh, the Firecracker …
NASCAR 101: The Cup Series Returns to the Short Tracks
The Paperclip. The World’s Fastest Half-Mile. The Action Track. Three very distinct short tracks, yet some drivers in the 2018 season conquered each track’s challenges. …
NASCAR 101: The Revival of the Sportsman, Courtesy Ryan Sieg
The NASCAR Xfinity Series: “Where names are made.” Right??? Over the last several years, Xfinity has been a place for young teens and 20-somethings to …
NASCAR 101: Is the Xfinity Regular a Winner Again?
And now for some good news in NASCAR’s lower ranks: it took a really long time for a non-Xfinity Series regular to win a race …
NASCAR 101: Top 10 Most Wins in Truck Series History
All right, we can quit wringing hands over whether or not Kyle Busch will top Ron Hornaday Jr.’s NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series win count. …
NASCAR 101: Ross Chastain Ran Every Lap in Daytona — Yeah, All of Them
You might have missed the following statistic in the hustle and bustle of Speedweeks, which tends to have so many storylines throughout the week(s) that …
NASCAR 101: Keeping Up With 2019 NASCAR Driver Changes
Look. Hey. Look. Check this out. Click the link. “Whew. What an off-season, right?” the naive-as-all-hell NASCAR 101 columnist wrote in February 2018, blissfully unaware of …