The Underdog House: NASCAR Underdogs Go for Gold in the Clash at the Coliseum
Justin Haley led this pack after winning the pole and finishing 11th.
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The Underdog House: AJ Allmendinger Closes Door on 2022 With Optimism Ahead
AJ Allmendinger’s part-time NASCAR Cup Series tenure has come to a close, but he’ll move from full-time Xfinity to full-time Cup next season.
4 Burning Questions: Will 23XI Racing Become the Flagship Toyota Team?
23XI Racing has its driver lineup set for 2023 and is looking to expand in the future.
The Underdog House: Todd Gilliland Overcomes Martinsville Mayhem for Top 15
Todd Gilliland struggled at Martinsville Speedway earlier this year, but he made drastic improvements in his second visit to the half-mile track.
Monday Morning Pit Box: Christopher Bell’s Fresh Tires Beat Martinsville Clock
This year’s Xfinity 500 came down to a call of old tires vs. new tires from a pair of drivers in must-win situations. See how Christopher Bell emerged a winner.
Couch Potato Tuesday: NBC Has a Quirky Day in Homestead
As compared to recent years, there was a little less playoff driver focus than we’re used to.
Friday Faceoff: Will Spire Improve in 2023?
Ty Dillon joined Corey LaJoie as the two full-time Spire Motorsports drivers for the 2023 season. Will the team improve?
Ty Dillon Joins Spire Motorsports Full Time for 2023, Corey LaJoie Remains With Team
Ty Dillon will join Corey LaJoie full time with the team in the Cup Series for 2023.
The Underdog House: Vegas Dice Land on NASCAR Top 10 No. 13 for Erik Jones
Erik Jones scored his 13th NASCAR Cup Series top 10 of the season and came out of Las Vegas as the top underdog of the South Point 400.
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Amid Safety Concerns, a Tame Talladega Race was Refreshing
Chase Elliott took the high line to get around Ryan Blaney on the last lap to win his fifth NASCAR Cup Series race of the season on Sunday.
The Underdog House: Deja Vu Hits for Michael McDowell at Talladega
Michael McDowell has become one of the more renowned superspeedway drivers in the field. That was on display once again at Talladega.