Fire on Fridays: Why NASCAR Doesn’t Have Any Current Stars
The stars of now were by and large stars years ago, too. Why is that?
Michael Massie joined Frontstretch in 2017 and has served as the Content Director since 2020.
Massie, a Richmond, Va., native, has covered NASCAR, IndyCar, SRX and the CARS Tour. Outside of motorsports, the Virginia Tech grad and Green Bay Packers minority owner can be seen cheering on his beloved Hokies and Packers.
Podcast: Rusty Wallace on Return to TV & More
And is Kevin Harvick retiring too soon? Wallace gives his take.
Sheldon Creed: ‘I Need To Win To Move Up’
Creed has been much improved this year, but that first win still eludes him.
Happy Hour: Why Has the 2023 NASCAR Season Been Such a Bummer?
Also: What’s with Carson Hocevar’s driving? All that in more in this week’s podcast.
Chase Overcomes Injury to Nearly Win Martinsville … Briscoe, That Is
Briscoe wasn’t the featured injured Chase, but he was the one who nearly took home the grandfather clock.
16-Year-Old William Sawalich Earns Top 10 in Truck Series Debut
Sawalich climbed through the field and survived contact with Carson Hocevar.
Fire on Fridays: Questions Asked by 1st-Time Racegoers
Michael Massie took three people to their first NASCAR race. Find out what questions they asked while watching.
Fire on Fridays: Bad Times Don’t Last, But Brett Moffitt Does
Stars align for AM Racing as the sun refused to set on Moffitt’s career.
Josh Williams Suspended by NASCAR for Actions at Atlanta Motor Speedway
Josh Williams’ decision to park his car at the start/finish line of Atlanta Motor Speedway and then walk out caused NASCAR officials to suspend him for one week.
Fire on Fridays: Nashville Fairgrounds 1 Step Closer to Rejoining NASCAR
The Cup Series returning to the Fairgrounds seems less and less like the pipe dream it was once considered.