Up to Speed: Will Christopher Bell be Ready for the Playoffs?
Christopher Bell’s 2021 NASCAR season got off to a great start. In the Daytona 500, his first Cup Series race with Joe Gibbs Racing, he …
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Aric Almirola Scores Maiden 2021 Victory at New Hampshire
A relatively tame race followed the complete and utter mayhem that started the afternoon at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The NASCAR Cup Series took to …
Frontstretch 2-Minute Drill: Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 at New Hampshire
A northeast venture to the Granite State concludes the pre-Olympic break portion of the NASCAR Cup Series’ 2021 season. New Hampshire Motor Speedway hosts this …
4 Burning Questions: What’s Next for Xfinity Silly Season?
Who did Wood Brothers Racing hire? After a hint from Door Bumper Clear earlier in the week, it was made official July 15 that in …
Harrison Burton: ‘Hard to Say No’ to Ford, Wood Brothers Racing
Recently, former NASCAR Cup driver and NBC Sports analyst Jeff Burton helped his son Harrison Burton pick out a suit for an important meeting. The …
Matt DiBenedetto on Free Agency: ‘I Was Just at a Loss for Words’
The news finally broke this morning: Matt DiBenedetto is indeed a free agent. DiBenedetto will not return to Wood Brothers Racing’s No. 21 in 2022, …
Team Penske Taps Austin Cindric to Drive No. 2 Cup Car in 2022
Defending Xfinity Series champion Austin Cindric will drive Team Penske’s No. 2 Ford in the NASCAR Cup Series in 2022, the organization announced Thursday, July …
Justin Marks: ‘I Don’t Want to Get Over My Skis’ After Chip Ganassi Acquisition
It may be hard to believe, but Justin Marks believes the growth of Trackhouse Racing “needs to be managed.” The timing of his own statement …
Did You Notice?: Team Penske Instability On the Rise with Brad Keselowski’s Departure
Did You Notice?… Team Penske has gone from 2021 championship contender to a team that’s struggling to keep up? A slow unraveling at Ford’s top organization …
NASCAR Mailbox: Pocono Proves That Shorter Races Are Better Races
I can’t believe Pocono had 500-mile races at one point. Do you think shorter races are better, especially when it comes to Pocono? – Brett …