The Underdog House: Debris or Not Debris
Think Small From the day NASCAR ran its first race, fans have questioned whether certain teams and drivers receive preferential treatment. Of course, fans differ …
Despite Watkins Glen Trouble, Josef Newgarden Still Has Points Advantage, But .…
Josef Newgarden finished 18th in the IndyCar Grand Prix at the Glen on Sunday after an accident with Sébastien Bourdais while leaving pit road, but nonetheless …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not In NASCAR: Throwback Edition
Darlington had what is becoming its annual throwback weekend with NASCAR’s Cup and XFINITY series each having a number of cars with paint schemes resembling those from the …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After The 2017 Bojangles Southern 500
Who… gets my shout-out of the race? The shout-out of the race has to go to Austin Dillon. Dillon finished fourth after running in the …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Denny Hamlin Sweeps Darlington Weekend With Late-Race Charge
Who’s in the headline – Denny Hamlin was thrust into an alternate pit strategy when Martin Truex Jr. short pitted on his penultimate pit stop …
Holding A Pretty Wheel: The Lady In Black Adds to Jimmie Johnson’s Summer Woes
It’s hard to ignore the grey in the beard or the lines around the eyes these days. No longer a kid, but several years older …
Tracking the Trucks: Austin Cindric Uses Dump & Run to Win in Canada
In a Nutshell: Austin Cindric started on the pole and emerged victorious Sunday afternoon at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. The driver of the No. 19 Ford …
Up to Speed: Keep Throwing it Back at Darlington
Sunday marked the third edition of Darlington Raceway’s Bojangles Southern 500 since the fabled race returned to its traditional Labor Day weekend date. The race …
Austin Dillon ‘Hitting Stride’ En Route to Playoffs
The struggle of Austin Dillon’s No. 3 team has been an afterthought following a Coca-Cola 600 triumph at Charlotte Motor Speedway in May. He’s in the playoffs, no biggie. …
Martin Truex Jr. Clinches Regular-Season Title Despite Darlington Loss
Climbing out of the hot, steaming No. 78 Toyota following 500 rough miles, Martin Truex Jr. was, himself, hot and steaming. And it was expected …