Thinkin’ Out Loud: Logano Pulls Richmond Robbery From Keselowski, Kenseth
Who’s In The Headline It took pit strategy to get Joey Logano up front at Richmond International Raceway, but no one on the No. 22 team …
Denny Hamlin
5 Points to Ponder: NASCAR Seven Races Into 2017
ONE: Toyota’s Tough Start Toyota, coming off its first NASCAR Cup manufacturer’s title, has tumbled out of the gate in 2017. Just two drivers – Martin …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not in NASCAR: Never Count Him Out Edition
It almost seems like an annual rite of passage in these early stages of the Cup Series season. What’s wrong with the No. 48 team? …
Daily Fantasy Forecast: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 Preview
The seventh stop on the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series circuit comes Sunday in Fort Worth. The green flag rolls off after 1:30 p.m. ET …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Brad Keselowski Survives Beating, Banging and Trading Paint to Win Martinsville
Who’s in the headline – Rusty Wallace won at Martinsville Speedway six times drivng for Roger Penske. He last won a grandfather clock for Penske …
Denny Hamlin Tops Lone Friday Practice at Martinsville
Rain came to Martinsville Speedway Friday morning, delaying on-track activity until noon, but eventually the skies cleared and the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series cars …
Did You Notice? … NASCAR’s Old Dogs Not Learning New Tricks
Did You Notice? … The sport’s oldest drivers are the ones having the hardest transition into NASCAR’s new point system? Matt Kenseth (45), Dale Earnhardt Jr. …
Kyle Larson Scores Auto Club 400 Pole
Kyle Larson continued his impressive start to the 2017 season in qualifying on Friday, picking up his second career pole. The No. 42 Ganassi Racing …
Daily Fantasy NASCAR Hot-Starts: Camping World 500
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series continues its western swing Sunday with the Camping World 500 at Phoenix International Raceway. Phoenix is the fourth stop on …
Did You Notice? … Kyle Busch & Joey Logano’s Problem With Boys, Have At It
Did You Notice? … Kyle Busch‘s problem with NASCAR’s “Boys, have at it” rule? It’s certainly not the sport itself. Thrilled with the national publicity caused …