Whatever It Takes: A Tale of Two Teams
Denny Hamlin arrived in Victory Lane on his own two feet, having left the No. 11 FedEx Toyota at the Start/Finish line in a smoking …
They Lost the Track! Where Did Pocono Go During the Fog Delay?
It was odd. First Turn 1 and thn Turn 2 vanished in a thick pea soup-like weather phenomenon on Monday, bringing the Pennsylvania 400 to …
The Brickyard 400 Delivers State of the Sport Address
The Brickyard 400 delivered a State of the Sport address on Sunday, and it was a mixed bag. Regarding attendance: Once again huge swaths of …
Peace Declared in NASCAR Nation: How Did That Happen?
On the heels of Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s announcement that he was sitting out the New Hampshire 301 due to suffering from concussion-like symptoms, Hendrick Motorsports …
Byron’s Contract with JR Motorsports: Is It a Smart Move?
Last week, Rick Hendrick sat next to William Byron in the media center at Bristol to make a formal announcement of Byron’s ascension into the …
Was it Dirty Racing or Just Holding Up the NASCAR Tradition?
It’s a curious thing, human opinion. It is fickle and ever changing. The end of the Camping World Truck race on Sunday afternoon offered up …
The Tale of the NASCAR Fan’s T-shirt
Ah, the morning after an unexpected win in the Sprint Cup Series. There ought to be a T-shirt in my dresser that can celebrate the …
Why Does the Elimination System Work for Stick & Ball Sports but Not NASCAR?
Here we are–Monday morning after the race and we’re looking at the fallout of a wildly unpredictable Charlotte weekend. In the XFINITY Series, there were some …
A Tale of Two Drivers: Karma Can Take Years Sometimes
It feels great when a car is running for the lead and the entire grandstand gets up to cheer. Such were the moments at New …
What’s Wrong in NASCAR: Locked Out of the Chase in Your Own Series
It’s time to stop playing around and block drivers who are not running for points in a series from competing for wins. Why? Well, it’s …