Martin Truex, Jr. Pulls Out 3rd Win of 2016 at Chicagoland
In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 400, it was only appropriate for the race winner, Martin Truex, Jr., to pounce like a ninja to grab the … Continue Reading
Chase Elliott
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not: NASCAR Chase Preview Edition
Just trying to figure who is going to win NASCAR’s 2016 championship is a difficult proposition. Sure there are some favorites, but in this 10-race … Continue Reading
Pace Laps: Chase’s Mixed Emotions and Jones’ Frustrations
Sprint Cup: Mixed Feelings for Chase Elliott Heading into Chase – Making the Chase in your rookie season? How can that not be a confidence … Continue Reading
Denny Hamlin Out-Runs Chaos to Win Richmond
When cars are crashing around the checkered flag, you know it’s been a wild night of racing. For Denny Hamlin, most of the chaos in … Continue Reading
5 Points To Ponder: Was Cole Custer, John Hunter Nemechek Aggression Too Much?
ONE: A Look At Those Locked In With Darlington in the books, the Chase field for the Sprint Cup Series has gotten substantially clearer. Of … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 5: Drivers 25 or Younger Who Could Win Sprint Cup Titles
If this season has any theme, it’s that this sport is alive and well with young talent who have bright futures. So far across NASCAR’s … Continue Reading
5 Points to Ponder: Clint Bowyer Struggles On
Two-Thirds Down: With the conclusion of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway, we’re now exactly two thirds through the longest season … Continue Reading
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not: The First Time Edition
If you never think anything good can happen to you… or maybe if that good thing is close to happening, but you think it might … Continue Reading
Thinkin’ Out Loud – Kyle Larson Comes Away with First Sprint Cup Win at Michigan
Who’s in the headline – Shouldering the label of best not to do something can be a heavy burden. For 98 Cup races, Kyle Larson … Continue Reading
NASCAR’s Youth Finally Break Through in the Irish Hills
For much of 2016 — and 2015, 2014 and 2013 for some drivers — fans, teams and critics alike have waited for one of NASCAR’s upcoming … Continue Reading