Tech Talk: Jason Ratcliff on the New Lug Nut Rule
The season has been a challenge for Jason Ratcliff and Matt Kenseth‘s No. 20 team: Part failures, officiating calls and plain bad luck have resulted …
Matt Kenseth
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not in NASCAR: Richmond Edition
This one goes to out to your inner gymnast, the lover of the underdogs and the days and the days of heat and last chance …
Thinkin’ Out Loud – Carl Edwards Lays Down a Colossal Beat Down at Bristol
Who’s in the headline – It was pointed out last week, and it was reinforced this weekend, that Joe Gibbs Racing is right at the …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2016 Food City 500
Who… gets my shoutout of the race? I’ve got a pair of them this week. Well, make it three, because Matt DiBenedetto deserves all the …
Best Race of 2016? It’s Bristol, Baby
What’s been the best NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race of 2016? Easy. It’s Bristol, baby. Sunday’s Food City 500 was wild, unconventional, and by all …
Carl Edwards Dominates Toward Wild Bristol Win
While the race shuffled, spread and scrambled behind him, Carl Edwards drove to victory from the pole at Bristol Motor Speedway, leading 276 of 500 …
5 Points to Ponder: Pantomime Villains Past and Present
Villain to win at Bristol? My tip for this weekend’s win is the current pantomime villain of the NASCAR circuit: Joey Logano. It’s a role …
Thinkin’ Out Loud – Kyle Busch’s Late Push Snatches Victory in Texas
Who’s in the headline – The early leader in 2016 Cup season is Joe Gibbs Racing. The organization started the season with Denny Hamlin‘s win at …
Inside Texas Motor Speedway’s Parity Streak
If you could sum up all of the changes that NASCAR has made to the cars, the series, the rules in the last 15 years …
2-Headed Monster: Should Teammates Race Each Other Differently?
“Man, that Dillon kid and that wears-his-heart-on-his-sleeve Menard guy are going at it again.” That seemed to be the big storyline of the Martinsville race …