2-Headed Monster: Is It Bad So Many Drivers Are Leaving NASCAR?
Gone are the days when NASCAR drivers would race until they couldn’t find a ride anymore. From Tony Stewart to Kasey Kahne, more and more …
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2-Headed Monster: Was Splitting Up Two 7-Time Champions the Right Move?
On Wednesday (Oct. 10), Hendrick Motorsports announced that at the end of the season the pairing of Chad Knaus and Jimmie Johnson would end. The …
2-Headed Monster: Ryan Preece or Daniel Hemric, Who Will Have The Better Career?
We’ve got our rookie class for the 2019 season. It was announced last Friday (Sept. 28) that Ryan Preece and Daniel Hemric will both move …
2-Headed Monster: Should NASCAR Add More ROVALs?
This weekend marks one of NASCAR’s most anticipated ones of the 2018 season: the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and the NASCAR XFINITY Series are …
2-Headed Monster: Should The Cup Series Return To Rockingham Speedway?
News broke on Aug. 30 that Rockingham Propertires LLC had purchased Rockingham Speedway, formerly known as North Carolina Motor Speedway. The new owner said the …
2-Headed Monster: Are Too Many Drivers In The Playoffs?
Through the many incarnations of the NASCAR postseason, the playoff field has gradually grown from 10 drivers to 16. Is 16 too many, or is …
2-Headed Monster: Should Teams Get More Racing Revenue Or Adapt?
After the announcement that Furniture Row Racing is shutting down one season after winning the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series title with Martin Truex Jr, …
2-Headed Monster: Will Justin Allgaier Go Back to the Cup Series?
Justin Allgaier is having a career year in the NASCAR XFINITY Series, having won four races while leading the point standings with three races left …
2-Headed Monster: Are Fans Getting Too Much Access?
A fan attacked Kyle Busch after Saturday night’s (Aug. 18) race at Bristol Motor Speedway, which leads to this week’s question: are fans getting too …
2-Headed Monster: Should Kurt Busch Move to Chip Ganassi Racing?
Rumors surfaced last weekend that Kurt Busch might be leaving Stewart-Haas Racing to replace Jamie McMurray in the No. 1 Chevrolet at Chip Ganassi Racing …