Turn Back the Clock: 2011 NASCAR Season, a Renewal
A red and white No. 21 Ford Fusion driven by a 20-year-old raced out of Turn 4 at Daytona International Speedway. Holding off three other …
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4 Burning Questions: Is Matt Kenseth Ready for 2020 Cup Racing?
Wait, Matt Kenseth? This week, Chip Ganassi Racing made a bit of a surprising announcement. The news, first broken by Adam Stern of Sports Business …
2-Headed Monster: Did Chip Ganassi Racing make the right decision hiring Matt Kenseth?
In the wake of firing Kyle Larson due to his use of a racial slur, NASCAR Cup Series team owner Chip Ganassi had an important …
One Last NASCAR Comeback: Can Matt Kenseth Defy the Odds at Age 48?
Matt Kenseth dropped a NASCAR bombshell Monday (April 27) by announcing another comeback. He’ll drive Chip Ganassi Racing’s No. 42 in place of the banished Kyle Larson and run full-time once again at age 48. NASCAR typically doesn’t grant playoff waivers for drivers who voluntarily missed the season’s first four races, but chances are they’ll let Kenseth become championship-eligible.
Turn Back the Clock NASCAR 2004: A New Era Begins With the Chase
As we think about the last 20-25 years in NASCAR, there are several special seasons that jump out at us. One of those, and maybe …
4 Burning Questions: Who Should Be Part of the 2021 NASCAR Hall of Fame Class?
Did the NASCAR Hall of Fame nomination process work this time? Last season, I refused to give a serious look at the class of 2020 …
Turn Back the Clock: 1995 NASCAR Season, The Crossroads
The 1990s were a decade of substantial growth for NASCAR. The very middle of that decade, 1995, showed off a lot of those changes. You …
Turn Back the Clock: 1993 NASCAR Season
While the 1992 NASCAR season is seen as the most pivotal year in the modern era of NASCAR, what followed in 1993 set the stage …
Turn Back the Clock: 1992 NASCAR Season
It may be the greatest season NASCAR has ever had. The 1992 season was one that changed the sport in many ways. Seven-time NASCAR Cup …
Fire on Fridays: Brad Keselowski Should Stay at Team Penske
The NASCAR Cup Series will see plenty of change in 2021, from the cars to the schedule. But the biggest change may be the driver …