A Precedent of Unprecedentedness
Aaron Bearden elaborates on the the frustrating inconsistency of NASCAR’s penalty system.
Aaron Bearden elaborates on the the frustrating inconsistency of NASCAR’s penalty system.
After years of speculation over whether it might happen, NASCAR is finally in a position where its postseason could consist entirely of race winners.
Safety can always be improved in the realm of motorsports.
A full-timer? Or perhaps someone only running a partial schedule?
Is Bowyer and Joy cutting it? Who should join them?
The Monaco GP, Indy 500 and Coke 600 each shined during Memorial Day weekend.
The final stage during the Cup race was without a caution. Is that a problem?
Change is abundant in sports: F1 has sprint races; IndyCar’s adjusted its Indy 500 qualifying format; NASCAR has undergone multiple changes. How much change is too much?
With William Byron’s recent surge of good finishes, is he a favorite to compete for the Cup title?
After all, he’s the only driver with two top 10s this season.
Also: is Austin Cindric a championship contender? And what about the Jeremy Clements vs. Drew Dollar spat?
But why now? What will it accomplish?
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