Tweet ‘N’ Greet: Do You Wanna Build A Snowdale?
#Cannonball pic.twitter.com/mHn78ZgAiX — Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr) November 23, 2015 Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his group of buddies had some fun during a pool party. …
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Kyle Larson Wins Homestead, Chris Buescher Takes 2015 Xfinity Series Championship
Chris Buescher brought it home Saturday at Homestead-Miami Speedway to clinch his first NASCAR Xfinity Series championship in his second season, finishing 11th in the …
4 Burning Questions at Homestead: Can Jeff Gordon Go Out on Top?
1. CAN JEFF GORDON GO OUT ON TOP? John Elway. Lorena Ochoa. Ray Lewis. Ned Jarrett. It’s not often that a superstar has the opportunity …
Pace Laps: Matt Crafton Crumbles, Champions Are Crowned And NASCAR Rained On
Sprint Cup Series: Mother Nature Makes Mockery Of Chase – NASCAR hoped to fill Phoenix with compelling storylines. Instead? Mother Nature filled it with water. …
Did You Notice? NASCAR Silly Season Shouldn’t Equal Stability
Did You Notice? There was no penalty for a trio of Joe Gibbs Racing teams accused of trying to alter the splitters on their racecars? …
Bowles-Eye View: Hendrick’s Chase Of Horrors
Hendrick Motorsports is still considered the New York Yankees of Sprint Cup. With 11 total championships, a record five in a row by Jimmie Johnson …
Chase Elliott, Rick Hendrick Unveil New No. 24 for 2016
As Jeff Gordon’s farewell tour begins begins to come to a close, anticipation for his successor is building. Chase Elliott and Hendrick Motorsports owner Rick Hendrick capitalized …
Eyes on Xfinity: 5 Keys to Winning the Series Championship
There are just four Xfinity Series races left in the 2015 season. Come Homestead in just over a month, a first-time champion will be crowned. …
Bowles-Eye View: The Price Of NASCAR Legends Lost
As of Tuesday, eight NASCAR races remain in Jeff Gordon’s illustrious career. Come Wednesday, the number of points-paying Cup events for Tony Stewart will be …
NASCAR 101: If You Watch 1 Xfinity Race All Year, Make It Kentucky
Maybe you regularly follow the NASCAR Xfinity Series. Maybe you don’t. There’s no judgment either way; these days, at its best the series is an …