Couch Potato Tuesday: Road America Brings Spread Out Action, Shenanigans
Road America was a spread out event where you had to really work to find the good stuff to show.
Road America was a spread out event where you had to really work to find the good stuff to show.
Additionally, four Xfinity crew chiefs were fined.
Given his road course skill, is Myatt Snider a NASCAR Xfinity Series playoff sleeper?
Well, that was interesting. AJ Allmendinger took home the win in the NASCAR Xfinity Series’ Pacific Office Automation 147 at Portland International Raceway yesterday amidst … Continue Reading
Noah Gragson took home the checkered flag in the Ag-Pro 300 at Talladega Superspeedway on Saturday (April 23), with Jeffrey Earnhardt, AJ Allmendinger, Ryan Sieg … Continue Reading
AUSTIN, Texas — What began as an AJ Allmendinger versus Ross Chastain duel turned into an Allmendinger clinic on the final green-flag run in the … Continue Reading
AJ Allmendinger was on cruise control all day Saturday at Circuit of the Americas as he led more than half the race and won the … Continue Reading
To become a short track or not to become a short track?
The 2022 Daytona 500 is here. It took three months and 13 days, but we made it through the offseason, folks. NASCAR Cup Series racing … Continue Reading
Welcome to the 2022 NASCAR Xfinity Series season! NASCAR fans were treated to a great one on Saturday evening (Feb. 19) that ended with NXS rookie Austin Hill taking his first series victory at Daytona International Speedway.
It ended just about as “Daytona” as anybody could expect, with Anthony Alfredo (No. 23) getting into the right rear of Myatt Snider, resulting in Snider’s No. 31 car getting turned on the last lap. Snider went end over end and caught air, which flung him into the catchfence on the backstretch. The engine was ejected during the crash, but Snider was able to walk out of the car afterward.