Only Yesterday: NASCAR Drivers Try to Beat The Heat
Heat like what came about at Nashville isn’t new to NASCAR. Here’s how some past drivers coped with hot weather.
Bill Elliott
Only Yesterday: What If Casey Atwood Had Said Yes?
Atwood was once offered a ride at Richard Childress and turned it down. How would NASCAR history have changed had he said yes?
Only Yesterday: When We Last Saw a Hooters Car in Victory Lane
In 1992, Alan Kulwicki won in a Hooters-sponsored Cup car. That was the last time Hooters adorned a race-winning car until Sunday (April 14).
Reel Racing: Multiple-Movie-Scheme Efforts
Adam Cheek takes a look at all the times a movie was promoted on multiple cars within the same race.
Dropping the Hammer: Chase Elliott Takes Hooters Back to Victory Lane
Records were made to be broken and sponsor losing streaks meant to be snapped. After Hooters, who’s next?
27 Days ‘Til Daytona: The 27th (1985) Daytona 500
1985 was the year Bill Elliott’s legend grew to epic proportions
33 Days ‘Til Daytona: The 33rd (1991) Daytona 500
1991 at Daytona saw strange new rules for pit stops under caution and a team coming into its own.
Only Yesterday: The Future of NASCAR Paved By Its Past
Earnhardt, Petty, Elliott and now Blaney are names that come to mind when it comes to kids finding similar or greater success in NASCAR than their fathers.
Only Yesterday: Is Denny Hamlin Really Better Than Some NASCAR Champions?
Hamlin’s the best without a title. How many with a title is he better than?
Waid’s World: In 1985, Bill Elliott’s Title Bid Crumbles in Last 8 Races
Elliott’s mediocre performances in the final eight races coupled with Darrell Waltrip’s success cost Elliott the 1985 Cup title.