Eyes on Xfinity: Gray Gaulding Talks Early Career, Daytona & More
Gray Gaulding shares a bit about his early career, Daytona and other topics. Watch the full interview here.
Tanner Marlar is a staff writer for Sports Illustrated’s OnSI Network, a contributor for TopSpeed.com, an AP Wire reporter, an award-winning sports columnist and talk show host and master's student at Mississippi State University. Soon, Tanner will be pursuing a PhD. in Mass Media Studies. Tanner began working with Frontstretch as an Xfinity Series columnist in 2022.
Eyes on Xfinity: New Faces & Their Places
Changes abound in the NASCAR Xfinity Series for 2023. Here’s an in-depth preview.
2022 NASCAR Top Storylines: Kyle Busch Out, Ty Gibbs In at JGR
One of the year’s biggest instances of musical chairs saw Kyle Busch announce his departure from Joe Gibbs Racing, with Ty Gibbs set to replacement.
Xfinity Breakdown: Ty Gibbs — For Better or for Worse — Wins it All
One of the more controversial championships in recent memory is decided.
Xfinity Breakdown: Ty Gibbs Plays Dirty, Advances to Championship 4
Ty Gibbs won at Martinsville Speedway after spinning out teammate Brandon Jones on the final lap.
Eyes on Xfinity: The Case for Trevor Bayne
Trevor Bayne showed what he can do this season, and it deserves a 2023 payoff.
Xfinity Breakdown: We Saw it Coming, Noah Gragson Locks Himself Into the Championship 4
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Xfinity Breakdown: Josh Berry Claims Spot in Championship 4, AJ Allmendinger Suffers Setback
Take a look at some of the winners and losers from the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Christopher Bell Advances to Round of 8 With Charlotte ROVAL Win
Christopher Bell entered Sunday’s race in a nearly must-win scenario to advance in the NASCAR Cup playoffs, and used pit strategy and late-race chaos to go to victory lane.
Kaulig Racing Announces Daniel Hemric Return for 2023
Daniel Hemric will return for a second season driving Kaulig Racing’s No. 11 Chevrolet.