Fire on Fridays: You Too May Be Approved To Run a NASCAR Race (But Also Maybe Not)
NASCAR’s approval system seems to be more in the interest of good PR than who can actually drive a racecar.
NASCAR’s approval system seems to be more in the interest of good PR than who can actually drive a racecar.
Only 33 trucks are entered for Atlanta, compared to 40 at Daytona. Why such a small field?
Cobb will attempt at least Kansas in 2024 while looking for sponsorship geared toward women athletes over age 50.
Anheuser-Busch announced Monday (Feb. 14) a new program aimed at sponsoring women who race in NASCAR. The Accelerate Her program will feature sponsorship from the … Continue Reading
1. Will the NASCAR Cup Series eventually exclusively have races on Peacock? This week NBC revealed it will be streaming the final three Cup races … Continue Reading
Did You Notice? …Â Matt Mills got approved to run his first NASCAR Cup Series race Sunday (May 1) at Kansas Speedway? The decision to enter … Continue Reading
Who … should you be talking about after the race? Brad Keselowski led exactly one of 191 laps on Sunday (April 25), but it was … Continue Reading
The approval process for drivers to race in the NASCAR Cup Series has come into question with NASCAR denying Jennifer Jo Cobb for Talladega Superspeedway. … Continue Reading
The NASCAR Cup Series is the premier stock car racing series in the world. That fact is unquestioned. For decades it has been the dream … Continue Reading
Why did NASCAR not approve Jennifer Jo Cobb to race in the Cup Series at Talladega Superspeedway this weekend? I know they put out their … Continue Reading