2022 NASCAR Top Storylines: Joey Logano Wins 2nd Championship in 5 Seasons
After nine seasons without a championship, Logano now has two.
By Anthony Damcott
2022 Truck Series Awards: The Last of a Generation
Looking back at the best and worst of the 2022 season.
Tony Stewart Finally Made a Necessary Change to His Driver Lineup
Ryan Preece taking over for Cole Custer is absolutely the right move for all involved.
Friday Faceoff: Where Should Jimmie Johnson Race in 2023?
He’ll run the Daytona 500. Where else should he go?
Tracking the Trucks: Zane Smith Is Finally a Champion
After multiple years running throughout the NASCAR ranks, Zane Smith outlasted the Truck field for a title. Here’s how it went down.
2-Headed Monster: Cole Custer or Ryan Preece – Who Should Drive the No. 41 car in 2023?
While SHR is not yet certain on who will drive the car next season, we have Anthony Damcott and Stephen Stumpf giving their thoughts on who they would hire to drive the No. 41 car in 2023.
Tracking the Trucks: Ty Majeski Wins Again, Ben Rhodes Squeaks Into Championship 4 at Homestead
Ty Majeski’s second win in three races capped off the Round of 8. Meanwhile, tire issues took contenders out of the hunt in Homestead.
2-Headed Monster: Was Bubba Wallace’s Penalty Harsh Enough?
Michael Nebbia and Anthony Damcott debate NASCAR’s most infamous penalty of the 2022 Cup Series season. How would they have handled the Bubba Wallace incident?
Fire on Fridays: NASCAR Should Be Alarmed by Tony Stewart’s Comments
After initially appealing both penalties, the team dropped the Harvick appeal. That’s when Tony Stewart sounded off to the Associated Press about the situation.
Truckin’ Thursdays: Talladega Heartbreak Another Step in Bret Holmes’ Rollercoaster Career
Who exactly is Bret Holmes and how did he come within feet of taking a shocking win at Talladega?
Friday Faceoff: Who Will Win the 2022 ARCA Title?
The ARCA title will be won by either Nick Sanchez or Daniel Dye. Who’ll come out on top?
William Byron’s Texas Penalty Amended: Fine Increases, Points Given Back
The National Motorsports Panel of Appeals heard Hendrick Motorsports’ appeal and amended the penalty given to William Byron following his on-track actions at Texas Motor Speedway, NASCAR announced Oct. 6. Byron was originally fined $50,000 and docked 25 driver and owner points for aggressive driving at Texas, after he retaliated on Denny Hamlin for an …