Fire on Fridays: Welcome, NASCAR Cup, to the Noah Gragson Experience
If you’ve paid any attention to the NASCAR Xfinity Series over the past four years, then you need no introduction to Noah Gragson.
If you’ve paid any attention to the NASCAR Xfinity Series over the past four years, then you need no introduction to Noah Gragson.
With multiple full-time drivers leaving their NASCAR teams in recent weeks, here are some potential replacements.
Speedway Motorsports put it on the fans to show whether or not North Wilkesboro Speedway should have a future, and the fans delivered.
Why delay the inevitable?
It has been three months since Kyle Busch told reporters he wanted his contract extension with Joe Gibbs Racing done “yesterday,” and that extension has still not been completed.
RCR has an Xfinity team. I get it. But it’s time to look outward.
Even with a $35,000 fine and 30-point penalty, Daniel McFadin writes that nothing has meaningfully changed for Noah Gragson after his intentional wreck of Sage Karam.
Ross Chastain has a 2022 level of success few, if any, expected from the No. 1 Trackhouse Racing Team six months ago. But it also hasn’t won him any friends.
There are plenty of things NBC should consider doing (and not doing) to give fans enjoyable broadcasts again.
Another year, another underwhelming performance.
Do you feel that? That is the momentum building for the 2023 edition of NASCAR silly season.
Quite a few Cup drivers have experience at Gateway, but how will they perform in the Next Gen cars?
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