Monday Morning Pit Box: Four Fresh Tires Win Out for Tyler Reddick
Also, can Christopher Bell and his team conquer their pit road issues before it’s too late?
Also, can Christopher Bell and his team conquer their pit road issues before it’s too late?
Neither of two consecutive dominant weeks have led to Denny Hamlin finding victory lane, the latest of which was Sunday’s race at Kansas.
Tyler Reddick had himself a day at Kansas, but the bottom four in the playoff standings may all be in trouble with just one race left in this round.
When the playoffs start, Jones heats up, even when he’s not still in contention for the championship.
Erik Jones’ second straight solid finish given the driver and his No. 43 Legacy Motor Club stable increasing amounts of confidence.
The Hendrick teammates have had multiple run-ins in the past two seasons.
Tyler Reddick used a late-race restart to leapfrog the dominant Denny Hamlin.
Bell set the only lap above 180 mph during Saturday’s qualifying session.
Here’s your daily fantasy NASCAR DraftKings forecast for the Cup race at Kansas.
With John Hunter Nemechek moving on after this year, who will take the reigns of the No. 20 in Xfinity?
With the release still a few weeks out, what are some bold things NASCAR could do to spice up the schedule?
Will Toyota continue to dominate at Kansas? And which Truck Series drivers will be sent packing this weekend?
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