Nationwide Breakdown: A different Elliott rises to the top
Elliott Sadler has many memories concerning the Talladega Superspeedway but before Saturday none of them were pleasant. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver has flipped numerous times at the …
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Nationwide Breakdown: ToyotaCare 250
Brian Scott has come close to winning at Richmond twice before. Starting on the pole Friday night made it look like he might be poised …
Nationwide Breakdown: ToyotaCare 250
Brian Scott has come close to winning at Richmond twice before. Starting on the pole Friday night made it look like he might be poised …
Nationwide Breakdown: Chase Elliott Goes Back-To-Back
If there was ever a doubt that Chase Elliott was a wheelman, he put it to rest Friday night at that tough old track in …
Nationwide Breakdown: Chase Elliott Breaks Through
Well, that didn’t take long. Six races into his Nationwide Series career, young Chase Elliott is a winner. The son of the 1988 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series …
Nationwide Breakdown: Larson Hits the Bullseye in California
Close doesn’t cut it for Kyle Larson anymore. After a year-plus of close calls at the Nationwide level, including a second-place finish at Bristol last …
Nationwide Breakdown: Busch Dominates Blue Jeans Go Green 200
With 35 laps left in the Blue Jeans Go Green 200, the skies would open up and rain would begin to fall. After a two-hour …
Nationwide Breakdown: Drive4COPD 300 Redemption for Smith
Young Dylan Kwasniewski had the pole. Kyle Busch had the best-laid plans. Brad Keselowski had the lead, the best car on the outside line …
Nationwide Breakdown: Aaron’s 312
It’s not often NASCAR races threaten to be called by sunset, especially with many tracks having installed lights. But when an afternoon event is delayed three hours due to rainy weather, these things tend to happen.
Not that Regan Smith probably minds. After NASCAR cut the race by ten laps Saturday, with looming darkness while a late crash by Joey Coulter dragged the event further into black skies, Smith made a daredevil move coming into the tri-oval on the final lap. As he dove to the inside, several cars wrecked behind him, but Smith pulled ahead right at the point of caution, winning the Aaron’s 312(ish).