Only Yesterday: Double-Digit Win Seasons Is a Mark of NASCAR’s Elite
Want to be considered one of the best ever? Win 10 or more races in a Cup season.
Want to be considered one of the best ever? Win 10 or more races in a Cup season.
Daniel McFadin saw something beautiful Sunday. The final 44 laps of the NASCAR Cup race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Kal Penn featured NASCAR while fill-in hosting on The Daily Show, the latest in more and more exposure for the sport.
In the first two races of the 1984 Cup season, in immense physical pain, Rudd scored a victory and a top 10, forever changing his image in NASCAR.
By winning at Atlanta, Joey Logano accomplished something that he hadn’t done since 2012.
With a lack of practice at Atlanta, it felt like NASCAR’s drivers spent all weekend either crashing or riding around unsure how to make passes.
Brad Keselowski and RFK Racing look much better in 2023 than they did in their first season together.
Sunday’s FOX coverage was more of the same of what we’ve seen in 2023, but toward the end of the race, they did something interesting.
Two drivers will make their series debuts.
The talk of the town entering the weekend was anything but a car with a blue oval, but Ford proceeded to lead 221 of the 260 laps on Sunday.
Corey LaJoie finished fourth at Atlanta, a new Cup Series best. Both of his top fives have come at the Georgia track.
Despite being so close to a first win, with how happy Corey LaJoie was, it might as well have been a victory.
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