The Underdog House: Changes in the NASCAR Ranks
Think Small The 2017 season is at the quarter mark after nine races, and some trends are taking shape. Wood Brothers Racing has established itself …
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The Underdog House: The Great Equalizer
Think Small Short tracks are popular with race fans because there is almost always some action somewhere in the field. Cars are close together, tempers …
The Underdog House: NASCAR’s Best-Kept Secret
Think Small It feels like NASCAR’s small teams get a bad rap right from the start from some fans and even media. Too often, they’re lumped …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not in NASCAR: Never Count Him Out Edition
It almost seems like an annual rite of passage in these early stages of the Cup Series season. What’s wrong with the No. 48 team? …
The Big 6: Questions After The 2017 STP 500
Who… gets my shoutout of the race? The Martinsville Speedway has been a great racetrack for JTG Daugherty Racing. AJ Allmendinger finished second in the …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Brad Keselowski Survives Beating, Banging and Trading Paint to Win Martinsville
Who’s in the headline – Rusty Wallace won at Martinsville Speedway six times drivng for Roger Penske. He last won a grandfather clock for Penske …
JTG Daugherty Racing Earns Solid Martinsville Finishes
JTG Daugherty Racing teammates AJ Allmendinger and Chris Buescher came into Sunday’s STP 500 at Martinsville Speedway with a combined one top-15 finish between in …
Did You Notice? … NASCAR’s Old Dogs Not Learning New Tricks
Did You Notice? … The sport’s oldest drivers are the ones having the hardest transition into NASCAR’s new point system? Matt Kenseth (45), Dale Earnhardt Jr. …
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Second Chance Edition
We saw a lot of Kyle Larson and Martin Truex, Jr. up front during Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at California’s Auto Club Speedway. But …
The Underdog House: No Margin For Error With NASCAR’s Small Teams
No Margin For Error Last week, we looked at the importance of improvement for small teams. For those that realistically just can’t compete with their powerhouse …