ARCA Power Rankings: Sammy Smith Leaves Pocono on Top
Halfway through the ARCA season, where do the contenders stand in the power rankings?
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ARCA Power Rankings: Sammy Smith Survives Mid-Ohio to Stay on Top
Sammy Smith finished third in the ARCA race at Mid-Ohio; read why he’s on top of the power rankings.
ARCA Power Rankings: Back-to-Back Wins Vault Sammy Smith Into 1st
Sammy Smith is now No. 1 in the ARCA power rankings. Where do the other championship contenders stand after Elko?
ARCA Power Rankings: 2 Wins Keep Nick Sanchez at the Top
Where do the championship contenders stand in these ARCA power rankings?
2021 NASCAR Preseason Power Rankings No. 24: Chris Buescher
Roush Fenway Racing will enter the 2021 season with the same driver lineup for the first time since 2018. That comes after a 2020 season that saw Chris Buescher return to RFR for the first time since his 2015 NASCAR Xfinity Series title. Buescher replaced what many thought to be the foundation of the organization’s …
2021 NASCAR Preseason Power Rankings No. 25: Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
In his ninth season of full-time NASCAR Cup Series action, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. will return to the seat of the No. 47 JTG Daugherty Chevrolet for the second straight season. While the team has not made many announcements this offseason, the general understanding is that Stenhouse’s contract he signed prior to last year was a …
2021 NASCAR Preseason Power Rankings No. 26: Michael McDowell
After completing his best NASCAR Cup Series season to date, Michael McDowell looks to build on his success in 2021. He’ll do so with 21-year-old Anthony Alfredo, McDowell’s third Front Row Motorsports teammate in as many years. Alfredo replaces John Hunter Nemechek in the No. 38 Ford, after Nemechek signed with Kyle Busch Motorsports in …
2021 NASCAR Preseason Power Rankings No. 27: Ryan Preece
Things get pretty real for Ryan Preece as 2021 rolls off the grid. Preece, 30 years old, will return to the seat of the No. 37 Chevrolet for JTG Daugherty Racing. which wasn’t always a sure thing. He’s not going to have an easy time of it to start the season, and it won’t get …
2021 NASCAR Preseason Power Rankings No. 28: Daniel Suarez
Daniel Suarez is getting a fresh start – again. For the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series season, Suarez will compete with Trackhouse Racing Team, a brand-new operation created by former driver Justin Marks. Having secured a charter and established a technical alliance with Richard Childress Racing, Trackhouse will race full time in 2021 with Suarez as …
2021 NASCAR Preseason Power Rankings No. 29: Corey LaJoie
The driver with a ‘stacking pennies” mentality will now look to pile them up in a new stable in 2021. It’s a new era for both Corey LaJoie and Spire Motorsports in 2021, with the third-generation racer having moved on from Go Fas Racing after competing in the No. 32 car the past two years …
2021 NASCAR Preseason Power Rankings No. 30: Anthony Alfredo
One of only two rookies set for full-time NASCAR Cup Series competition, Anthony Alfredo enters 2021 in the seat of Front Row Motorsports’ No. 38 Ford. Racing alongside 13-year veteran teammate Michael McDowell, Alfredo replaces John Hunter Nemechek, who dropped down to the Camping World Truck Series for the upcoming season. “Fast Pasta” has part-time …
Power Rankings: Chase Went to Chase Edition
Oftentimes, NASCAR gets the short end of the deal — faces a lot of criticism, but they deserve a tip of the old Frontstretch hat for managing to get a full season in during trying times. No other major American sport was able to accomplish this feat. There is no hiding the fact that I’m …