Tracking the Trucks: Timothy Peters Survives to Win at Talladega
In a Nutshell: In a result mirroring February’s Daytona 500, Timothy Peters won his 11th career race, and his third at Talladega Superspeedway, driving the No. 25 …
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Friday Faceoff: What’s the Best Strategy to Survive Talladega?
1. With the final plate race at Talladega Superspeedway looming, what is the best strategy for the playoff contenders? Zach Gillispie: The plate races are …
2-Headed Monster: Was Splitting Up Two 7-Time Champions the Right Move?
On Wednesday (Oct. 10), Hendrick Motorsports announced that at the end of the season the pairing of Chad Knaus and Jimmie Johnson would end. The …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Deja Vu in Multiple Senses
Hendrick Motorsports’ Chase Elliott locked himself into the 2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series playoff semifinals by winning Sunday’s Gander Outdoors 400 at Dover International …
Friday Faceoff: Past Lucky Winners
1. This week, NASCAR announced a new rules package for 2019. What do you expect from it as a whole and do you feel like …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Charlotte ROVAL Brings Chaos, Excitement
Coming into this ROVAL experiment at Charlotte Motor Speedway, I was hesitantly in favor of NASCAR adding more road course layouts to tedious ovals. After the Monster …
Friday Faceoff: Who’s In & Who’s Out After the ROVAL?
Kyle Busch’s victory on Saturday at Richmond was his 50th career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series win. Realistically, with how many wins can Busch end …
2-Headed Monster: Should NASCAR Add More ROVALs?
This weekend marks one of NASCAR’s most anticipated ones of the 2018 season: the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and the NASCAR XFINITY Series are …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Richmond, Take II
Kyle Busch captured his 50th Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series win by taking the checkered flag on the Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond Raceway …
Brent Dewar Stepping Down, Steve Phelps Promoted to NASCAR President
NASCAR President Brent Dewar will be stepping down from that role following 2018 and will be replaced by COO Steve Phelps, NASCAR announced Thursday, Sept. …