Kaz Grala
Best Seat at the Track: Stephen Stumpf Joins From Indy Road Course
Stephen Stumpf hops on to discuss the action at Indy and share their race-winning predictions.
Did You Notice?: Kligerman or Bust? 7 Drivers Who Should Be Running NASCAR Full Time in 2023
For each of these seven NASCAR drivers, led by Parker Kligerman, putting themselves in the conversation for a full-time ride in 2023 is a victory in itself.
Eyes on Xfinity: Tyler Reddick Proves Big Machine Racing Has Speed
The 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series season has not been kind to Big Machine Racing so far, but Tyler Reddick is giving it a much-needed boost.
Eyes On Xfinity: Talladega Important to Kaz Grala, Chandler Smith & Jeffrey Earnhardt
This is a key weekend for Kaz Grala, Chandler Smith and Jeffrey Earnhardt at Talladega.
Did You Notice?: NASCAR’s All Business With RFK Racing; Where Does Brad Keselowski Go From Here?
Did you notice RFK Racing has officially accepted its 100-point penalty assessed to the No. 6 team and driver Brad Keselowski?
Kaz Grala Replacing Jade Buford for 2 Races at Big Machine
Grala will drive the No. 48 at Talladega and Dover.
Did You Notice?: NASCAR Wheels Turning On Next Gen Tire Troubles
Tires threatened to derail the Daytona 500 debut of the Next Gen car.
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Austin Cindric Snags 2022 Daytona 500 Victory
Austin Cindric won his first-ever NASCAR Cup Series race in only his eighth career start and second in the Daytona 500 on Sunday, Feb. 20 by barely nipping out 23XI Racing driver Bubba Wallace by a nose. Following him to the line were Chase Briscoe, Ryan Blaney and Aric Almirola, who earned a top-five finish in his last Daytona 500 as a full-time driver.
Cindric is the first rookie to win the Daytona 500 since Trevor Bayne in 2011.
Up to Speed: Brad Keselowski & Austin Cindric Battle at Daytona
One year ago, Brad Keselowski’s frustration was visible.
As the final laps of the Daytona 500 ticked away, Keselowski made a bold move to set himself up for a last-lap pass for the lead on his Team Penske teammate Joey Logano. But when Logano blocked Keselowski’s path forward, Keselowski got hit from behind by Michael McDowell, triggering a frightening crash that knocked out both Penske cars. McDowell went on to win the race, leaving Keselowski without a Harley J. Earl Trophy for at least one more year.