Jamie Dick Hospitalized After Xfinity Race at Phoenix
On Sunday afternoon, Viva Motorsports announced that driver/owner Jamie Dick was hospitalized Saturday night after he finished 28th in the Axalta Faster. Tougher. Brighter 200. …
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Pace Laps: The Crazy Crash Edition
Xfinity Series: Cup Series Dominance Continues – Nothing could stop Joey Logano from winning at Phoenix on Saturday. Nothing. The unstoppable Team Penske No. 22 car …
RAB Racing Withdraws from Phoenix to Re-evaluate Cup Program
According to NBC Sports’ NASCAR Talk, RAB Racing with Brack Maggard has decided to withdraw their No. 29 Toyota from this weekend’s CampingWorld.com 500k at …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Harvick Shines Once Again In Booth
Las Vegas Motor Speedway was the scene of a couple of butt-kickings last weekend, in addition to some tempers flaring inside of racecars (but not …
Pace Laps: Closers, Childress, And Generation Next
Cup: Harvick Closing The Deal – So far this season, Hendrick engines and chassis have been out front with NASCAR’s new rules changes. Jeff Gordon won the …
Statements Pertaining to Kurt Busch No Bill Decision
The following is a collection of statements released following the Delaware Department of Justice’s decision on Thursday not to charge Kurt Busch with any crimes stemming …
Axalta Coating Systems to Sponsor Regan Smith at Phoenix
On Thursday, JR Motorsports announced that Axalta Coating Systems will serve as the primary sponsor of Regan Smith‘s No. 7 Chevrolet Camaro in the XFINITY …
Brett Moffitt to Front Row Motorsports UPDATE: It’s Official
Catchfence.com is reporting this morning that Brett Moffitt, fresh off of a top 10 finish Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway while subbing for Brian Vickers, …
Joe Gibbs Racing Announces Driver Lineup for XFINITY Series No. 54 Monster Energy Toyota
On Tuesday, Joe Gibbs Racing announced a new driver lineup that will replace the injured Kyle Busch in the team’s No. 54 Monster Energy Toyota …
Couch Potato Tuesday: Atlanta Provides Challenges, FOX Meets Some of Them
Before we get started on the critique, there are a couple of television news pieces that need to be covered. First off, for most of …