Erik Jones on Pole for 3rd Consecutive NASCAR Xfinity Series Race
Erik Jones has been living a charmed life as of late, and his streak continued Saturday morning with his third career pole for the Drive … Continue Reading
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Friday Faceoff: Bristol Bumps, Rivalries & Erik Jones’s Future
Bristol was long known as a track with beating and banging for 500 laps, but in recent years its reception has grown tepid, though it’s … Continue Reading
Couch Potato Tuesday: Waltrip Double Trouble in Texas
Oh boy, we’ve got a double dose of Waltrip this week in Couch Potato Tuesday. That’s never a great sign. Duck Commander 500 Even with … Continue Reading
Pace Laps: Youth Prevails, Redemption in Vegas, Controversy & More
Xfinity Series: The Future Has Arrived It only took nine races until Erik Jones drove a Joe Gibbs Racing car into Victory Lane. The soon-to-be … Continue Reading
Xfinity Series Breakdown: 2015 O’Reilly Auto Parts 300 at Texas
Last spring’s O’Reilly 300 featured a first-time Xfinity Series winner in Chase Elliott, who set a record as the youngest driver to take the checkered … Continue Reading
Erik Jones Grabs Back-to-Back Poles at Texas for 2015 O’Reilly Auto Parts 300
With GameStop on the hood, Erik Jones had the field set on “easy mode” as he dominated Xfinity Series qualifying at Texas Motor Speedway Friday … Continue Reading
Tracking the Trucks: 2015 Kroger 250 at Martinsville
In a Nutshell: Joey Logano shoved his way past Matt Crafton on a green-white-checkered finish to win the Kroger 250. It was Logano’s first Camping … Continue Reading
Xfinity Series Breakdown: 2015 Drive4Clots.com 300 at Fontana
He really is happy. Happy go-lucky is probably the perfect way to put it. Kevin Harvick entered the Drive4Clots.com 400 with four runner-up finishes in … Continue Reading
Erik Jones Wins Pole for 2015 Drive4Clots.com 300 at Fontana
Erik Jones, the 18-year old phenom driving the No. 20 GameStop Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, swept all three qualifying rounds and won the pole … Continue Reading
Did You Notice? A Quick Downhill Slide. Why?
Did You Notice? It took just four races for NASCAR’s television audience to decline? It’s a concern, considering healthy Daytona TV ratings gave the sport … Continue Reading