Some Safe Tailgating Tips for Your Next NASCAR Race
While the Sprint Cup Series was sorting out the new configuration and pavement of Kentucky Speedway on Saturday evening, the fans were momentarily distracted by …
What Tony Stewart Should Really Do Next
Sunday’s Toyota/Save Mart 350 offered up all the thrills, drama and fairy tale ending an avid NASCAR fan could want. Time could be spent discussing …
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 …