2-Headed Monster: Should NASCAR Penalize Drivers or Crewmen for Fighting at the Track?
What should NASCAR do when drivers engage in physical skirmishes at the racetrack?
What should NASCAR do when drivers engage in physical skirmishes at the racetrack?
1. Is it too soon to panic about the Next Gen car ruining short track racing? Houston, we have a problem. Or rather, Martinsville, we … Continue Reading
William Byron became the first repeat winner this NASCAR Cup Series season when he won the Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 400 at Martinsville Speedway.
The NASCAR Cup Series stays in Virginia for another week but heads south, this time to Martinsville Speedway for a date with “The Paperclip.” Joe … Continue Reading
With NASCAR in the midst of its short-track swing and on the heels of Joe Gibbs Racing’s sweep at Richmond Raceway, Denny Hamlin‘s win continued … Continue Reading
Where will Dale Earnhardt Jr. finish in the Xfinity race at Martinsville? Plus, will the paperclip be the place of Ryan Blaney’s first Cup win of the season?
Did you notice the first three drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series point standings haven’t won a race yet? William Byron (fourth) is the first driver with a victory in a competitive year where no single driver has stood out seven races in.
The world of open-wheel dirt racing was rocked this past week with the United States Auto Club (USAC) sanctioning body releasing a widely-panned press release. … Continue Reading
Roughly 24 hours after Sunday’s (April 3) NASCAR Cup Series event at Richmond Raceway, there was one lasting image from the first short track race of the season.
It wasn’t Denny Hamlin celebrating atop his No. 11 Toyota after scoring his first win of 2022.
It wasn’t Ryan Blaney and Ross Chastain trading bump-and-runs.
It was…..Clint Howard?
NASCAR should be about seasons. Right now, however, it rewards blips on the radar.