5 Points To Ponder: What’s Wrong with Hard Racing, Anyway?
Don’t we want everyone racing at 100% and not abiding by team orders or whatever the unspoken agreement on track tends to be called?
Don’t we want everyone racing at 100% and not abiding by team orders or whatever the unspoken agreement on track tends to be called?
Also, is the Penske gang now the championship favorite?
Brad Keselowski’s last-lap bump and run attempt did not phase Christopher Bell’s car. That’s a problem.
While Joe Gibbs Racing has won the first two races in the Round of 16, Hendrick Motorsports got much-needed solid results at Gateway.
Dramatic finishes and actual playoff drama? NASCAR could do a lot worse than that.
Like it or not, there was nothing about Dillon’s win that was a fluke.
But don’t fret if van Gisbergen isn’t your favorite, because history and upcoming talent should loosen his grip on road course supremacy.
Also, are these Next Gen racecars too durable?
Also, the In-Season Challenge may have fizzled out, but the regular season championship should be heating up.
Also, don’t lambast Alan Gustafson for his late-race dice roll.