NASCAR 101: A Recent History of NASCAR’s Mid-Season Replacements
After Josh Williams’ departure from Kaulig, here are a few of the latest examples of midseason replacements.
After Josh Williams’ departure from Kaulig, here are a few of the latest examples of midseason replacements.
Having the continuity in the broadcast booth from Amazon Prime Video is helpful, but you also had a lot of action to cover Saturday night.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Tyler Reddick and Carson Hocevar rallied to the top 10 after a late pit stop for fresh rubber.
At Rockingham, Friesen implied he wasn’t having fun racing in the Truck Series. Think he feels the same way after snapping a 72-race drought to win Michigan?
Stewart Friesen was able to execute an immaculate restart to claim the lead before holding off Grant Enfinger for the win
LaJoie turned down a full-time Truck Series ride this season, but now appears to be relying on that series to stay behind the wheel.
The team’s former Cup Series driver will drive the No. 07.
After an exceptional Coca-Cola 600 viewing experience, one thing is clear: If you don’t have Amazon Prime Video, you’re missing out.
Team Penske is one of the top bets for Talladega. Who else?
Also, is Atlanta the best place for the second race of the season?