Time for Common Sense to Take Over With TV, Race Start Times
Time to move up the start times for NASCAR events.
Mike Neff
Friday Faceoff: Does a Caution-Free Final Stage Affect a Race’s Quality?
The final stage during the Cup race was without a caution. Is that a problem?
Friday Faceoff: How Many Cup Races Will Kyle Busch Eventually Win?
He’s at 60 now. How many more can he get?
Friday Faceoff: How Can Martinsville Be Improved With the Next Gen?
Was it just the cold weather at Martinsville? Or was something else at play?
Friday Faceoff: Has William Byron Elevated Himself to Championship Contender?
With William Byron’s recent surge of good finishes, is he a favorite to compete for the Cup title?
Parity Has Definitely Arrived
Is the Gen 7 car the great equalizer for NASCAR Cup teams?
Friday Faceoff: Is Aric Almirola a Title Contender?
After all, he’s the only driver with two top 10s this season.
Friday Faceoff: What to Do About Next Gen Wheels?
Also: is Austin Cindric a championship contender? And what about the Jeremy Clements vs. Drew Dollar spat?
So It’s a New Car
NASCARʻs Next Gen car made its debut at Daytona and first reactions were mixed, but there is no reason to call the car a failure.
New Year, Same Story, Different Result? Kyle Larson Hopes So
2020 was a difficult year for everyone. NASCAR led the charge back from the initial COVID craziness and the fans were thrilled. As the year unfolded for the sport, Kevin Harvick was clearly the cream of the crop. In the playoffs, the Round of 8 saw his team stumble, fall and fail, resulting in him …
Doing It the Old-Fashioned Way
Racing today is far different than it was in the hay day of the ’70s to the early ’90s. Back then, if a driver dreamt of racing at the national level in open wheel or fendered cars, they knew they could catch an owner’s eye by winning at the local level. Owners took the responsibility …
Godspeed, Robin Miller
There are many different qualities that make up a good journalist. Some are great storytellers. Others are super sleuths who can unearth the missing details. There are those who are flamboyant and draw in readers through their personality. A few have a deep passion and love for what it is they cover and consider themselves …