Eyes on O’Reilly: How The Chase Could Shake Out in the O’Reilly Series
We don’t know how the O’Reilly postseason will unfold, but here are some educated guesses.
We don’t know how the O’Reilly postseason will unfold, but here are some educated guesses.
Anthony Alfredo not only redeemed himself from February, but he topped off a perfect weekend for underdog team Viking Motorsports.
The veteran driver endured through a chaotic final stage and double overtime for his 34th career O’Reilly victory.
The two former Cup champions find themselves below the cut line with just eight races left in the regular season.
Anthony Alfredo finished fourth, while Parker Retzlaff took fifth as the fledgling team took a big step forward with their NASCAR O’Reilly Series performance.
Despite having a backup car, penalties, multiple spins and even a manhole cover, Corey Day somehow ended his Coronado weekend with a top 10
The 18-year-old driver of the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 19 will lead the field to green at Naval Base Coronado later today.
The veteran driver won stage one before succumbing to a brake issue on a late night in the Music City.
Suarez’s departure from Trackhouse Racing last season looked bleak in the moment, but it’s looking more and more like he’s benefited the most from the split.
Sheldon Creed, William Sawalich and Corey Day have all won their first career O’Reilly Series race this season. Who’s next?