Kyle Busch Wins XFINITY Atlanta Pole
It’s back to business as usual for Kyle Busch, whose first NASCAR XFINITY Series race of 2016 will be started from the pole. Busch, driving …
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Gibbs Teammates Erik Jones, Daniel Suarez Pace XFINITY Atlanta Practices
Joe Gibbs Racing was fastest in each of the three rounds of practice on Friday in the NASCAR XFINITY Series. Dominated by drivers Erik Jones, Daniel …
Kyle Larson Fastest in Opening Sprint Cup Series Practice at Atlanta
With a lap of 192.902 mph, Kyle Larson was fastest in the opening practice session on Friday in preparation for Sunday’s Folds of Honor QuikTrip …
Two-Headed Monster: Is a Move to Ford the Right Move for Stewart-Haas?
No one saw it coming. Shocked is the reaction that immediately came to mind as the NASCAR collective woke up on Wednesday morning to news that …
Eyes on XFINITY: A Step Down is a Step Up for Allgaier
Justin Allgaier is back in familiar territory. After a two-year stint in the Sprint Cup Series, he has returned to the XFINITY Series to race for …
Did You Notice? … Ford’s Future Prospects, Experience Helps & NASCAR Quick Hits
Did You Notice? … Ford’s future prospects were hanging on 70-something-aged owners? That’s the backbone to me of Thursday’s surprise announcement Stewart-Haas Racing would be switching …
Stewart-Haas Racing to Field Fords Beginning in 2017
Bye-bye, bow tie. hello, blue oval. Stewart-Haas Racing announced Wednesday that its four teams will run Ford Fusions in the Sprint Cup Series beginning in 2017. …
The 10: NASCAR Power Rankings After the Daytona 500
With a new year comes new opportunities. Such was the case for Denny Hamlin, who somehow managed to turn a block into the biggest win …
Entry List: Heads Up Georgia 250
With a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver winning the season-opening race at Daytona, the NASCAR XFINITY Series field will look for its first confirmed Chase qualifier …
NASCAR’s Long Road Ahead
2016 Daytona Speedweeks was defined by the words “drama free.” Those are not bad words, not when such negative news can dominate the headlines. Consider …