Kurt Busch Joins Chip Ganassi Racing for 2019 Cup Season
Kurt Busch has a new home: Chip Ganassi Racing. The former Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion will drive the No. 1 for CGR in …
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Kurt Busch Leaves Stewart-Haas Racing
While Kurt Busch’s whereabouts for the 2019 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series season are still unknown, one thing’s for certain: he won’t be back at …
NASCAR 101: Who Didn’t Return to NASCAR in 2018?
Things seemed bleak this time last year in NASCAR. Dale Earnhardt Jr. was about to run what was scheduled to be his final NASCAR race …
NASCAR 101: Our Storylines of 2018, Revisited
In November 2017, this space revisited its topics from the entirety of the NASCAR season up to that point, analyzing particularly some of the guesswork …
NASCAR 101: The 5 Longest Active Careers in the Cup Series
Though he’s known these days more for his role on TV broadcasts, Hermie Sadler continues a Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series career that dates back …
NASCAR 101: 5 K&N & ARCA Drivers Who Could (Or Should!) Make Their National Series Debuts This Year
NASCAR’s national series roster got just a little bigger this week thanks to a pair of announcements regarding driver debuts at Martinsville Speedway in the …
NASCAR 101: Kasey Kahne’s Most Impressive NASCAR Stat
Kasey Kahne may have driven in his final NASCAR race. As with many of these statistics, the key word here is may. At the end of …
Kasey Kahne Done for 2018 Season
Kasey Kahne‘s retirement from NASCAR competition is coming earlier than expected. The driver of Leavine Family Racing’s No. 95 in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup …
NASCAR 101: What’s the Latest for Silly Season 2019?
Every week, it seems like there’s a new development in Silly Season for 2019. AJ Allmendinger‘s out, Noah Gragson‘s in, Jamie McMurray‘s out, Daniel Suarez …
AJ Allmendinger, JTG Daugherty Racing Parting Ways After 2018
AJ Allmendinger will not return to JTG Daugherty Racing in 2019. Despite reportedly having two seasons left on his contract, the driver of the No. …