Who’s Hot and Who’s Not: Chase Elimination Edition
Sunday’s Sprint Cup contest at Dover served as the first Chase elimination inside NASCAR’s ten-race playoff. That means we had to say goodbye to four of the 16 drivers who, just …
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Thinkin’ Out Loud: Martin Truex, Jr. Dominates at Dover
Who’s In The Headline Martin Truex, Jr. is on fire to start this Chase. Round 1 has been a showcase for he and the No. …
Friday Faceoff: Will the Chase Picture Change at Dover?
After Martin Truex, Jr. and Matt Kenseth combined to dominate at New Hampshire, it was Kevin Harvick walking away with the victory. Is there a …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Kevin Harvick Nets Loudon Victory With Late Restart Pass
Who’s in the headline – While Joe Gibbs Racing cars dominated the event, it was Kevin Harvick who parked it in Victory Lane on Sunday …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Martin Truex, Jr. Overcomes Adversity With Late Charge to Win at Chicagoland
Who’s in the headline – Martin Truex, Jr. overcame a tire issue under green flag conditions to put himself in position to make a …
Five Points to Ponder: Chasing Cars
ONE: The Chase And now we get down to the serious business of the season and the 2016 Chase for the Sprint Cup – to …
The Big 6: Questions Answered After the 2016 Federated Auto Parts 400
Who… gets my shoutout of the race? While Chip Ganassi Racing’s Kyle Larson was getting plenty of airtime for some bold moves late in the race …
5 Points To Ponder: Was Cole Custer, John Hunter Nemechek Aggression Too Much?
ONE: A Look At Those Locked In With Darlington in the books, the Chase field for the Sprint Cup Series has gotten substantially clearer. Of …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not: Labor Day Weekend Throwback Edition
It was quite a weekend in NASCAR, a throwback in more ways than one. A beat and bang finish in the Camping World Truck Series …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Martin Truex Jr. Claims Second NASCAR Crown Jewel of 2016
Who’s in the headline: For the first time in his career, Martin Truex, Jr. has won multiple races in a single season. Kevin Harvick was the dominant …