2022 NASCAR Top Storylines: Next Gen Car Changes the Game
When the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season kicked off in February, it marked the long-awaited debut of the Next Gen car.
When the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season kicked off in February, it marked the long-awaited debut of the Next Gen car.
The 2022 season was overshadowed by a series of injuries and a number of unnecessary unsafe situations in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Kurt Busch leaves behind a Hall of Fame legacy after 22 seasons as a full-time Cup Series driver.
A record-tying 19 different winners defined the 2022 NASCAR season, with rookies, veterans and more joining the mix.
Tyler Reddick scored three wins in 2022, despite friction between him and team owner Richard Childress after he signed for 23XI Racing a year in advance.
From throwbacks to new designs, here’s what wowed us the most in 2022.
23XI Racing has its driver lineup set for 2023 and is looking to expand in the future.
From that notable achievement – Busch was the first driver to win a championship under a playoff format – the driver from Las Vegas has gone on to experience a career littered with controversy and incidents.
There were times Kurt Busch’s future was questioned because there weren’t a lot of team owners willing to take chances on him — the bridge fires were infernos that could be seen for miles.
NASCAR’s choice to send Wallace to the sidelines breaks precedent and lowers the threshold compared to other Cup Series suspensions we’ve seen this century.
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