Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Homestead-Miami Edition
Who’s hot in NASCAR this week? How about NASCAR itself. As the final laps wound down in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at …
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Friday Faceoff: Is NASCAR Revenge a Thing of the Past?
With Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick locked into the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series’ Round of 4 at Homestead-Miami Speedway on wins and Martin Truex …
2-Headed Monster: Who Will Fare Better in 2018: Aric Almirola or Darrell Wallace Jr?
Aric Almirola was announced on Wednesday as the driver of the No. 10 Ford for Stewart-Haas Racing next season with sponsorship from Smithfield. Darrell Wallace …
Aric Almirola Moving to Stewart-Haas Racing in 2018
One of the worst-kept secrets in the NASCAR garage is finally out. On Wednesday (Nov. 8), Stewart-Haas Racing announced that Aric Almirola will move to Stewart-Haas …
NASCAR Mailbox: What Will Aric Almirola Bring to Stewart-Haas Racing?
Most of the pieces of the 2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series puzzle have been filled. Only a handful of spots are left in order …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Kevin Harvick Breaks Script and Wins an Intermediate Race in 2017
Who’s in the headline – For the first time, in what has seemed to be the history of racing, a Ford passed a Toyota on …
The Underdog House: Small NASCAR Teams Thrive At Short Tracks
Cup Series racing at Martinsville is about survival and persistence. The on-track action always ruffles some feathers, best evidenced by the late-race incident between alpha …
NASCAR 101: How’s NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity Program Done So Far?
The news of Darrell Wallace Jr.’s full-time move to the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series in 2018 was met with a fair share of excited …
The Underdog House: Where was the Outrage… For Corey Lajoie?
Think Small Checking out social media on Monday, there were a lot of posts expressing outrage at Matt Kenseth being parked Sunday at Kansas for …
The Underdog House: Surviving NASCAR Talladega… Sort Of
Think Small One thing that struck me when I first started in NASCAR was that if you spent enough time looking, you could see fans …