AJ Allmendinger, JTG Daugherty Racing Parting Ways After 2018
AJ Allmendinger will not return to JTG Daugherty Racing in 2019. Despite reportedly having two seasons left on his contract, the driver of the No. … Continue Reading
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5 Points to Ponder: A NASCAR Unknown (For Once)
ONE: The Roval Awaits Despite all the week to week drama inherent in NASCAR, the truth is not much really — and I mean, really … Continue Reading
The Underdog House: Small Teams See Toughest NASCAR Race of 2018 at Richmond
Think Small This weekend at Richmond Raceway stood in stark contrast to the previous weekend in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, where 12 cautions … Continue Reading
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Kyle Busch Sweeps Up at Richmond
Who’s in the headline Kyle Busch has the most wins of any active driver at Richmond Raceway, but prior to this spring, it had been … Continue Reading
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Monday Afternoon Racing at Indianapolis
For the second week in a row, Brad Keselowski parked his Team Penske Ford Fusion in Victory Lane in one of the crown jewels of … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: Pieces in NASCAR’s Silly Season Puzzle & Where They Could Fit
1. Kurt Busch 2004 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion Busch won’t return to powerhouse Stewart-Haas Racing next year. Each driver move creates two pieces … Continue Reading
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Kevin Harvick Sweeps Lucky Number 7
Who’s in the headline Kevin Harvick has done it again. For the third time in his seven victories this year, he swept all three stages … Continue Reading
4 Burning Questions: Is AJ Allmendinger on the Hot Seat?
1. What will come of AJ Allmendinger’s Silly Season? With the news of the above tweet, it’s almost sad at this point to consider how … Continue Reading
Friday Faceoff: Should Watkins Glen Get a Second Date?
Now that Chase Elliott is off the schneid following his first career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series win, who will the next first-time winner be? … Continue Reading
The Underdog House: Hoping For More at Watkins Glen
Think Small Watkins Glen International offered small teams perhaps their last chance to race for a win in the 2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series … Continue Reading