NASCAR’s trip to the West Coast over the weekend reduced its representation on the dirt tracks, but it didn’t stop former regulars from grabbing more hardware.
NASCAR’s return to the St. Louis area meant that many of its stars were in close proximity to Tri-City Speedway and many took advantage to sling dirt.
With NASCAR racing over a holiday weekend, there were plenty of extracurricular opportunities for the sport’s stars to sling dirt … and make enemies.
Despite a late caution coming out and sending the race to overtime, Kyle Larson’s No. 7 was just too fast for the field to handle.
Stewart Friesen had to pass wife Jessica and others to score a modified win at Fonda Speedway over the weekend.
Eckes stood on top of the NASCAR Truck race at Darlington. Who else shined?
NASCAR’s busiest dirt racer this weekend was unsurprisingly Cup Series regular Kyle Larson, and he made noise in more ways that one.
NASCAR was well represented in this past week’s High Limit Racing Series event at 34 Raceway in Iowa, though the headlines they made were hardly desirable.
Bainbridge moves over from Stewart Friesen’s team.
NASCAR’s presence on the dirt proliferated this weekend with drivers taking advantage of Talladega Short Track being across the street.
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