NASCAR 101: Here’s Why the Winner of the Daytona 500 Isn’t Leading the Point Standings
Here’s a new one for you: Austin Dillon, Daytona 500 champion and the first victor of the 2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season, is …
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NASCAR 101: Keeping Up with 2018 NASCAR Driver Changes
Whew. What an off-season, right? If you’ve been following the NASCAR scene, particularly its top three national series, since mid-November, it’s probably been tough to …
NASCAR 101: Our Storylines of 2017, Revisited
NASCAR 101 dives into quite a few statistics-based stories throughout each season, with 2017 no exception. From pole winners to series debuts, drivers from outside …
NASCAR 101: Who Didn’t Return to NASCAR in 2017?
Time for another game of sifting through the long list of NASCAR national series drivers who didn’t make an appearance in 2017! After beginning this …
NASCAR 101: Race Winners Have Better Starting Positions (On Average) in 2017
Talk is often made in NASCAR — or any form of auto racing, really — about winning a race from the pole position. After all, …
NASCAR 101: How’s NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity Program Done So Far?
The news of Darrell Wallace Jr.’s full-time move to the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series in 2018 was met with a fair share of excited …
NASCAR 101: 5 Drivers Who Could Make Their Cup Debut Before the End of 2017
Chances are you’re focusing more — if not completely — on the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series championship battle that’s wrapping up in a month, …
NASCAR 101: 25 Years In Between Cup Starts
This weekend at Talladega Superspeedway marks the first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series start of the season for Mark Thompson. It’s also his first start …
NASCAR 101: The Decline of NASCAR’s Team Count
For an extremely brief moment earlier this week, a new Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series team had joined the fray. StarCom Racing’s No. 00 showed …
NASCAR 101: 5 Drivers Who Could Take Advantage of XFINITY’s Last Standalone Race of 2017
Time’s sure flown by when it comes to the 2017 NASCAR season, and it’s possible that’s no more prevalent anywhere else than in the XFINITY …