Chad Johnston Back as SHR Crew Chief
Johnston will lead Ryan Preece’s No. 41.
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Top 10 NASCAR Paint Schemes of 2022
From throwbacks to new designs, here’s what wowed us the most in 2022.
Tony Stewart Finally Made a Necessary Change to His Driver Lineup
Ryan Preece taking over for Cole Custer is absolutely the right move for all involved.
Ryan Preece Driving SHR No. 41 in 2023, Cole Custer Back to Xfinity
Custer will drive a second SHR car in Xfinity.
Fire on Fridays: NASCAR Did Right Thing on SHR Appeal — Keep It Up
Cole Custer’s penalty was upheld by NASCAR. It shouldn’t be the last.
2-Headed Monster: Cole Custer or Ryan Preece – Who Should Drive the No. 41 car in 2023?
While SHR is not yet certain on who will drive the car next season, we have Anthony Damcott and Stephen Stumpf giving their thoughts on who they would hire to drive the No. 41 car in 2023.
Thinkin’ Out Loud at Homestead: Welcome Back Championship-Form Kyle Larson, You’re a Little Late
Kyle Larson proved at Homestead-Miami Speedway that he still has the ability to whoop the field like he did almost every week one year ago. It’s just too little, too late.
Daily Fantasy NASCAR DraftKings Forecast: 2022 Dixie Vodka 400 at Homestead
Who are the best drivers to pick for your DraftKings team in Sunday’s Dixie Vodka 400? Joy Tomlinson’s here with some suggestions.
4 Burning Questions: It’s Time for NASCAR Drivers to Stop Treating Themselves as Invincible
The 2022 season has been full of drivers taking matters into their own hands on the track, with Las Vegas being the most recent occurrence. It’s time for that to end.
Did You Notice?: NASCAR Bubba Wallace Suspension Sets New Precedent It Must Uphold
NASCAR’s choice to send Wallace to the sidelines breaks precedent and lowers the threshold compared to other Cup Series suspensions we’ve seen this century.
Chase Briscoe’s Playoff Run a ‘Light’ For Stewart-Haas in Rough Month
Chase Briscoe enters the Round of 8 as the last driver on the NASCAR Cup playoff grid.
Stock Car Scoop: How Will Las Vegas Compare to Other 2022 1.5-Mile Races?
With Las Vegas on tap, Adam Cheek and Alex Gintz talk improvements on 1.5-mile tracks and how Cole Custer’s penalty compares to Formula 1.