With a record 36 lead changes, Sunday was the best Texas Motor Speedway race in NASCAR history. In terms of everything else, it was probably the worst.
In a NASCAR race that spanned nearly six hours, Justin Haley was able to survive the Texas heat to earn a surprise third-place finish with Kaulig Racing.
Cody Ware fortunately has no broken bones after a hard crash at Texas.
For some reason, rain-related crashes on ovals weren’t much of an incident before recently. What changed?
Yes, you read that right. Landon Cassill was the top underdog at Daytona International Speedway, scoring a fourth-place finish to tie his career best.
Cody Ware’s crew chief, car chief and a team engineer are gone for the next four races.
Well, none that have an immediate chance outside of a superspeedway or road course, that is.
Additionally, the No. 51 team have been docked 20 owner and driver points due to inspection failures at Sonoma.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. now has four consecutive top 10s in points races for the first time in his 10-year Cup career.
This past weekend began a short track season, much along the lines of what NASCAR fans used to have in the 1990s. Richmond, Martinsville and … Continue Reading