XFINITY Breakdown: Aric Almirola Continues Plate Racing Success with Talladega Victory
As they wrecked down the backstretch of Talladega Superspeedway, it was a mirrored finish of last July’s XFINITY Series race at Daytona for Aric Almirola. …
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Did You Notice?: Joe Gibbs Racing Still Lags Behind at One-Quarter Pole
Did You Notice? … The difference a year makes for Joe Gibbs Racing? This time last year, JGR had won five of nine races and …
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 …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Logano Pulls Richmond Robbery From Keselowski, Kenseth
Who’s In The Headline It took pit strategy to get Joey Logano up front at Richmond International Raceway, but no one on the No. 22 team …
Aric Almirola With Richmond Top 10: ‘We Needed That’
Storming out of the gate with a top-five finish in February’s Daytona 500, it’s been another tough season for Richard Petty Motorsports and Aric Almirola. …
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 …
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 …
The Underdog House: NASCAR’s Intermediate Track Blues
Think Small It can be said that the real NASCAR season starts at Atlanta. The Intermediate track season kicked off last weekend and the results …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not: NASCAR Wreck It Ralph (and Almost Everybody Else) Edition
The season-opening Daytona 500 gave NASCAR fans a little bit everything. There was that last-lap pass for the lead, which is beginning to become a …
The Underdog House: Small Teams Thriving and Surviving in Daytona
Think Small Well, Daytona is in the rearview mirror. Depending on who you ask, that’s either a real bummer or can’t come too soon, depending …