Fire on Fridays: NASCAR Should Be Alarmed by Tony Stewart’s Comments
After initially appealing both penalties, the team dropped the Harvick appeal. That’s when Tony Stewart sounded off to the Associated Press about the situation.
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Friday Faceoff: How Will Hailie Deegan’s Xfinity Debut Go?
Hailie Deegan will make her Xfinity debut driving the No. 07.
2-Headed Monster: Does Cole Custer’s Penalty Fit the Crime?
Clayton Caldwell and Michael Nebbia debate whether or not NASCAR got the penalty against Cole Custer’s team right.
NASCAR Mailbox: Should NASCAR Penalize Intentional Contact?
Frontstretch’s Jack Swansey answers fans’ questions.
Cole Custer Crew Chief Suspended Indefinitely for ROVAL Actions, Custer Fined
The Round of 8 for NASCAR’s playoffs, however, remains intact.
Up to Speed: Chase Briscoe Thriving in Chaotic Playoff Races
The sequence of events that got Chase Briscoe through the second round of the playoffs is absolutely crazy.
Stock Car Scoop: Is Christopher Bell Back to Title-Contender Status?
Adam Cheek and Bryan Davis Keith discuss Christopher Bell’s walk-off victory at the Charlotte ROVAL and all the late-race mayhem that unfolded.
Monday Morning Pit Box: Key Pit Stops For Christopher Bell, Chase Briscoe Keep Title Hopes Alive
A wild end at Charlotte Motor Speedway’s ROVAL allowed two NASCAR Cup Series crew chiefs to make strategy calls that saw their drivers advance in the playoffs.
Christopher Bell Advances to Round of 8 With Charlotte ROVAL Win
Christopher Bell entered Sunday’s race in a nearly must-win scenario to advance in the NASCAR Cup playoffs, and used pit strategy and late-race chaos to go to victory lane.
4 Burning Questions: Will Move to Peacock Save ‘Race for the Championship’?
Race for the Championship will be available on Peacock. Will that save it?
Friday Faceoff: Who Will Win the 2022 ARCA Title?
The ARCA title will be won by either Nick Sanchez or Daniel Dye. Who’ll come out on top?
Monday Morning Pit Box: NASCAR Officials Missed the Boat On William Byron
Behind Tyler Reddick’s win, his first at Texas, came a pivotal call from NASCAR Cup Series race control that affected the races of William Byron and Denny Hamlin