Thinkin’ Out Loud at Martinsville: Next Gen Short Track Racing Has Improved, Just Not by Much
Sunday had most things fans expect out of a short track race, just not on the scale anybody is hoping for.
Sunday had most things fans expect out of a short track race, just not on the scale anybody is hoping for.
Among them, who were the other top finishers in a Martinsville race dominated by the No. 11 team?
It’s been a while since Hamlin was nearly untouchable at Martinsville, but he looked every bit as good this time around.
Hemric scored a popular win in the garage by taking his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series checkered flag.
When picking for this weekend, it helps to look at who is great on flat tracks. Elliott, Blaney and even Preece or Berry are good selections to make.
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Neither Bubba nor the Showman have found victory lane yet, but it might be just a matter of time.
“Out of the Groove” YouTube host Eric Estepp joins the show.
Between a surprisingly lackluster race at Homestead and Phoenix’s option tire success, maybe we should pump the brakes on moving the finale for a minute.
Wallace has scored the third-most stage points this season, and he leaves Homestead seventh in series points.