Up in Smoke: Joey Logano Suffers 1st Blown Engine Since 2014
Joey Logano saw his hopes of pointing his way into the Championship 4 go up in smoke at Texas Motor Speedway Sunday (Oct. 17) … …
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Contenders Set to Emerge in NASCAR’s Round of 8
Just past the halfway point of the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, the focus of the postseason is finally shifting. The first two rounds are …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2021 YellaWood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway
What happened? Bubba Wallace won the weather-shortened YellaWood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on Monday (Oct. 4) after rain halted the race, 117 laps into the …
Jonathan Hassler to Be Ryan Blaney’s Crew Chief in 2022
Ryan Blaney will have a new NASCAR Cup Series crew chief in 2022. Jonathan Hassler will be atop the No. 12 Team Penske pit box …
NASCAR Stat Sheet: Hamlin Goes All in for Vegas Win
Joe Gibbs Racing driver clinches spot in Round of Eight With 30 races in the books, the championship is in sight and we have a …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After NASCAR Playoffs in Las Vegas
Who … should you be talking about after the NASCAR Playoffs Race in Las Vegas? Denny Hamlin once again showed Sunday night (Sept. 26) why …
4 Burning Questions: Rookie Report Card
How have the two NASCAR Cup Series rookies performed? Now that all three NASCAR national touring series have headed into the playoffs, it’s a good …
Bristol Scuffle Headlines New Round of NASCAR Playoff Unpredictability
It’s been a while since the NASCAR Cup Series has had the makings of a big feud, hasn’t it? Let alone the playoffs, it’s been …
NASCAR Stat Sheet: Kyle Larson’s Pick-Six Intercepts Potential Harvick Win
Larson Headlines Bristol Weekend Renaissance Bristol Motor Speedway has a rich history of, shall we say, drivers seeing things from a different perspective. The track …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the Bristol Night Race
Kyle Larson took the lead away from Kevin Harvick in the closing laps and held on to win at Bristol Motor Speedway Saturday (Sept. 18). Lapped traffic was a factor all night, allowing cars in second place to close in on the leader. Such was the case near the end of the race; Larson went to the bottom and then back up the track, squeezing Harvick a bit. The No. 5 of Hendrick Motorsports then slid up in front of Harvick, preventing the No. 4 from getting another run on Larson.