Friday Faceoff: Should More Teams Let a Dirt Ace Pilot Their Bristol Entry?
Which new driver/crew chief combo will win next in the NASCAR Cup Series after four of them have won in the first five races? Josh …
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Cliff Daniels Finding His Role as Leader While Kyle Larson Finds Success
Cliff Daniels has only been a NASCAR Cup Series crew chief for two drivers: Jimmie Johnson and Kyle Larson. Five races into his inaugural campaign …
Zach’s Turn: Joe Gibbs Racing Poised for Success After Phoenix Victory
Martin Truex Jr. finally claimed his first career Phoenix Raceway victory in the NASCAR Cup Series in Sunday’s (March 14) Instacart 500. And while the …
Zach’s Turn: Kyle Larson Earns Kudos from NASCAR, Bubba Wallace After 1st Hendrick Motorsports Win
The past 10 months of Kyle Larson’s life have been a roller coaster, but the wild ride peaked on Sunday (March 7). Larson led 103 …
Quin Houff Reflects on Lessons Learned Entering 2nd Full-Time NASCAR Season
Quin Houff is still finding his footing in the NASCAR Cup Series. After finishing his first full-time season 33rd in points, the driver of StarCom …
Zach’s Turn: Rudy Fugle & William Byron Capitalize on Chemistry for 1st Win Together
It took William Byron 62 races to win with legendary crew chief Chad Knaus atop the pit box. The connection with new crew chief Rudy …
Friday Faceoff: How Many Road Courses Is Too Many?
Does the NASCAR Cup Series schedule feature too many road courses? What is the ideal number? Luken Glover: Yes. Road courses can present great racing, …
Alex Bowman on Building Drift Cars, Handling Internal Pressure & His Own Identity
Alex Bowman is the new face behind the wheel of the No. 48 Ally Chevrolet that Jimmie Johnson made famous. With two wins under his …
Zach’s Turn: Christopher Bell Proves His Worth Early at Joe Gibbs Racing
Christopher Bell showed Sunday (Feb. 21) at the Daytona International Speedway road course that he is worthy of his ride at Joe Gibbs Racing. A …
Zach’s Turn: Did Drivers Take Too Long at Daytona to Make Their Move?
For most of Sunday night’s (Feb. 14) Daytona 500, the pack rode single file in hopes of timing their runs right. Instead, last-minute moves left …