Who’s Hot/Who’s Not Around the World of NASCAR
Austin Dillon is perhaps the best-looking prospect in any of NASCAR’s top-three divisions right now.
Austin Dillon is perhaps the best-looking prospect in any of NASCAR’s top-three divisions right now.
In a race that featured a track record 20 lead changes Aric Almirola beat out Truck Series stars Todd Bodine and Kyle Busch Saturday to win at Michigan.
It’s hard to imagine there will one day be a Truck Series without the likes of Todd Bodine, Ron Hornaday Jr. and Mike Skinner.
After a 100-lap exhibition at Charlotte, it’s hard to add to regular-season trends which typically define this Hot/Not column.
Jimmie Johnson had a dominant car, but a rare unforced error by the four-time champ (speeding on pit road) handed the win to Kyle Busch at Dover.
Aric Almirola took the checkered flag 0.898 seconds ahead of James Buescher to win the Dover 200 Friday afternoon (May 14) at Dover International Speedway.
Almost two weeks ago, the Charlotte Observer reported several subcontractors claim they are owed for work done at the new Kyle Busch Motorsports facility.
So who are the best NASCAR drivers gunning for a ride at the sport’s top level (or young enough to still get that second chance?)
Latch onto the fates of these often-hidden but talented individuals in our latest look at Who’s Hot/Not in NASCAR’s other top-two series: Nationwide and Trucks.
While NASCAR’s top divisions enjoy their week off, let’s take a look at 12 other full-time teams who currently sit just outside the “Battle for the Bubble.”
After a dismal start to the season, Ron Hornaday sits mired deep in the points standings.
Kevin Harvick took the checkered flag 1.308 seconds ahead of Kyle Busch to win the E-Z-Go 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
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