When Consistency Isn’t Enough: NASCAR’s 2022 Playoffs
After years of speculation over whether it might happen, NASCAR is finally in a position where its postseason could consist entirely of race winners.
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Daily Fantasy NASCAR DraftKings Forecast: 2022 FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan
Some drivers to consider on DraftKings for the NASCAR Cup Series race at Michigan.
Dropping the Hammer: As the World Turns With RCR
Sunday was the first time Tyler Reddick had talked with Richard Childress since his surprise 23XI Racing announcement. He hopes his Indianapolis Motor Speedway win helps “smooths some things over.”
Did You Notice?: Which NASCAR Cup Drivers Are Still Holding Grudges
The dust has yet to settle for five NASCAR Cup Series feuds.
Austin Dillon Replacing Brandon Brown in No. 68 at Indy, Brown to Drive for MHR
Brown’s move to MHR is reportedly a one-race deal.
Couch Potato Tuesday: NBC Sports Racing Team Brings A Different Approach to Loudon
NBC Sports declared that Sunday’s Ambetter 301 broadcast would be a “Racing Team” broadcast.
Daily Fantasy NASCAR DraftKings Forecast: 2022 Ambetter 301 at New Hampshire
Take a look at some drivers you should consider on DraftKings for Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire.
2-Headed Monster: Who Is Better Positioned for 2024, Tyler Reddick or RCR?
Michael Finley and Vito Pugliese debate whether Tyler Reddick or Richard Childress Racing have brighter futures beyond 2023.
Ross Chastain Draws Heat from Denny Hamlin, Austin Dillon
Ross Chastain’s driving at Atlanta left Austin Dillon and Denny Hamlin frustrated with the driver as the playoffs near.
Austin Dillon, Michael McDowell See ‘Opportunity’ at Atlanta
Atlanta poses a huge chance for NASCAR Cup Series drivers outside the playoffs, like Michael McDowell and Austin Dillon, to capitalize.
Up to Speed: Tyler Reddick is Reconstructing Richard Childress Racing
Tyler Reddick could be the driver to bring Richard Childress Racing back to its winning ways.
Tyler Reddick’s Winning Moment Arrives With Son Fast Asleep
Tyler Reddick waited through three years, 92 starts and five runner-up finishes for his first career NASCAR Cup win.