Dropping the Hammer: Despite Limited Resources, Indy Win Not ‘Cinderella’ Moment for Michael McDowell
Michael McDowell’s dominant victory at Indianapolis was the most “complete” performance of his career.
Michael McDowell’s dominant victory at Indianapolis was the most “complete” performance of his career.
Can you really call these two drivers underdogs anymore?
Also, do fans really want caution-free races? And who should be mad if Chase Elliott misses the playoffs?
In a Cup race with one caution, the first since 2012, Michael McDowell and FRM had the drive of their lives.
Allmendinger is not shut out of the playoffs yet, but his pathway there has become much more difficult.
A big story Sunday was the influx of international racers on the grid – and with them the butchering of their names.
The Brickyard 400 is more prestigious than the oval, but its return would spell the end of the current NASCAR-IndyCar doubleheader.
Sunday’s Verizon 200 at The Brickyard was the first Cup race with one caution since 2012.
While Michael McDowell had a day to remember at Indy, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. had one he’d probably just as soon forget.
Adam Cheek and Dalton Hopkins discuss Michael McDowell’s dominant win at the Indianapolis road course.