Daniel Suarez Finishes 6th in Relief of Carson Hocevar at Sonoma
Daniel Suarez came back from two laps down to finish sixth after relieving Carson Hocevar on lap 11.
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Fire on Fridays: All Eyes Turn to Martin Truex Jr., Zane Smith & Trackhouse for NASCAR Silly Season
Do you feel that? That is the momentum building for the 2023 edition of NASCAR silly season.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Extends Career-Long Top-10 Streak in Coca-Cola 600
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. finished seventh in the 2022 Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway to extend his 2022 Cup Series top-10 streak to four races.
Fire on Fridays: NASCAR Has to Stop Placing Entertainment Over Safety
Blaney’s window net being down was just one moment of several in which NASCAR considered entertainment over safety.
Zane Smith ‘Absolutely’ Ready for Cup After Hot Truck Start
There is no driver hotter in the Camping World Truck Series right now than Zane Smith. Now in his third full-time season, Smith moved from …
JR Motorsports’ Bid for Perfect Day Falls Apart
It looked like JR Motorsports was in for a banner day for the organization — but then it all went away.
Fire on Fridays: Is Denny Hamlin the Unsuspecting NASCAR Championship Favorite?
Despite a horrendous start to the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season, Denny Hamlin could actually be shaping up to be the strongest title contender.
William Byron on Joey Logano: ‘He’s Just an Idiot’
With just two laps to go, William Byron seemed on his way to a third win of 2022 … until he took a shot from the nose of Joey Logano’s No. 22.
Fire on Fridays: 2023 NASCAR Silly Season Waits for Kyle Busch, SHR
Silly season for the 2023 NASCAR season unofficially kicked off last weekend.
Ryan Preece Gets ‘Breath of Fresh Air’ Thanks to Kevin Harvick, Stewart-Haas
Now the reserve driver for Stewart-Haas Racing, Ryan Preece is only chasing wins as he enters his first NASCAR Cup Series race of the season.