Only Yesterday: Austin Dillon’s Moves Can’t Be Compared With Dale Earnhardt’s — or Anyone’s
Despite looking similar, Dillon’s and Earnhardt’s wrecking of the No. 11 car at Richmond aren’t quite the same.
Darrell Waltrip
Waid’s World: The Race Finish That Put Teammates at Odds With Each Other
Steve Waid writes about a controversial finish at the Nashville Fairgrounds between Darrell Waltrip and Neil Bonnett.
Only Yesterday: Double-Digit Wins Reserved for NASCAR’s Elite
As the years have gone by, less and less drivers have had double-digit win seasons. But it’s always been a feat for NASCAR’s legends.
Waid’s World: Multi-car Teams in NASCAR Aren’t New, But They Weren’t Always the Same
Steve Waid looks back on the history of multi-car teams in NASCAR.
Only Yesterday: When Running 3rd Was a Charm
This past weekend’s race wasn’t the only time the third-place car was the benefactor of running there in the closing laps.
Only Yesterday: The Man in … Silver?
The paint scheme game changed when Dale Earnhardt brought a different-looking No. 3 for a one-off in 1995.
Waid’s World: The Tale of a Dysfunctional Team & Its Secret Weapon
Steve Waid regales with a story of DiGard’s famous racecar Buckshot Bertha.
Happy Hour: Did Denny Hamlin Bunny Hop the Start on Easter?
Special guest sports reporter Matt Schwartz joins the podcast.
Waid’s World: Richmond 1986: Wild Finish Leads to Separate Paths for 2 Drivers
The 1986 Miller High Life 400 is considered one of the most memorable Cup races ever held at Richmond Raceway.
Couch Potato Tuesday: Tires Conquered All, but FOX Undersold it at First
Read a review of how FOX handled Sunday’s bizarre tire wear race at Bristol.