Eyes on XFINITY: Keeping Up With a Busy Off-Season
Another off-season has come and gone and the XFINITY Series is set to take to the high banks of Daytona this Saturday. As prestigious as …
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2017 XFINITY Series Review
Heading into the 2017 season, the XFINITY Series was stacked with competition with returning veterans, fresh babyfaces entering the next chapter of their career and even …
Eyes on XFINITY: Previewing the Championship
Now that 32 races are in the books, and thousands of miles have run, the Championship 4 for the XFINITY Series championship is set following …
Eyes on XFINITY: 31 Races In & Only 4 Series Regular Winners
At the onset of the 2017 season, NASCAR placed limits on how many events Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series regulars could compete in. Depending the …
Eyes on XFINITY: Richard Childress Racing Yet to Win in 2017
With three races remaining in the 2017 XFINITY Series season, Richard Childress Racing is still looking for its first victory. This situation is unique for …
Eyes on XFINITY: Christopher Bell’s Kansas Victory Showcases Why He’s Moving Up Next Year
As the 2017 season inches ever closer to its conclusion, Christopher Bell is making a run for the Camping World Truck Series championship with Kyle …
Eyes on XFINITY: Tommy Joe Martins Still Surviving in NASCAR
In 2016, Tommy Joe Martins solidified his spot in NASCAR after an outburst on Twitter regarding the economics of the sport. On Oct. 9, 2017, …
Eyes on XFINITY: Matt Tifft Ecstatic for Chance at Championship
This season was considered a big year for Matt Tifft, as he was replacing reigning XFINITY Series champion Daniel Suarez and getting a crack at the …
Eyes on XFINITY: Kentucky Victory Long Time Coming for Tyler Reddick
When Tyler Reddick announced at Homestead-Miami Speedway last November that he was running a part-time XFINITY Series schedule with Chip Ganassi Racing, he bet on …
Eyes on XFINITY: Money Talks, Teams Continue to Shut Down
Another week, another driver out of the XFINITY Series due to a lack of funding. When’s enough, enough? First, it was Darrell Wallace Jr. at …