Stat Sheet: A History of Double Duty
Kyle Larson is the latest driver to attempt Double Duty. Who else has accomplished the feat, and when did it start?
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Kyle Larson is the latest driver to attempt Double Duty. Who else has accomplished the feat, and when did it start?
Some drivers seem to be in good shape. Others? Not so much.
Waters discusses the differences between NASCAR and Supercars. Also, a chat about Jimmie Johnson in the NBC booth and sound bite of the week.
And no, the club doesn’t consist of Darlington winners.
At Darlington, Keselowski became the latest driver to score a win in the Cup Series’ Next Gen car. Who else is looking for their first triumph?
The two were battling for the win, when a move by Reddick with 10 to go gave himself and Buescher flat tires.
Rumors are flying around the future of Stewart-Haas Racing, but its drivers are only focused on the races ahead of them.
Two trips down pit road under the first caution dropped Custer all the way from the lead to 33rd.
This might end up being the silliest season the Cup Series has seen in years.
Larson’s the only driver to score multiple wins at Kansas since 2021.