Only Yesterday: NASCAR’s Firsts & Lasts Are Something to Savor
The knowledge that you witnessed a first win is instant. The knowledge that you witnessed a last one is heavy, especially if it comes after a long successful career.
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Reel Racing: A Conversation With ‘Kyle Larson vs. The Double’ Director Cynthia Hill
An interview with the director of the documentary chronicling Kyle Larson’s two attempts at “The Double.”
Stat Sheet: Is Shane van Gisbergen the GOAT of Cup Series Road Course Racing?
The New Zealander is already tied for third on the Cup Series’ road course wins list
Only Yesterday: As Drivers Eye Road Course Records, Keep History in Context
It’s difficult to compare eras with how many changes road course racing has seen in the Cup Series.
Stat Sheet: Domination Without Celebration at Martinsville
Sunday’s race marked the fifth time that Denny Hamlin has led the most laps at Martinsville but not won the race.
Only Yesterday: Tyler Reddick Joins an Elite List, But It’s No Guarantee of a Great Year
A great start doesn’t necessarily lead to a great ending of the season for these elite NASCAR drivers.
Stat Sheet: How Did Winners of the First 2 Cup Races Fare Over the Whole Year?
Tyler Reddick became just the sixth driver in Cup Series history to win the first two races of the season.
A History of NASCAR Drivers in the Rolex 24 at Daytona
From Bobby Allison to Chase Elliott, some of NASCAR’s best have made attempts – and even succeeded – in winning the prestigious endurance race
Only Yesterday: The 2001 New Hampshire 300 Wrapped Up a Season of Tragedy, Triumph
A look back at the 2001 season finale, which featured a first-time winner.
Only Yesterday: Winning Races but Not a Championship
The current format isn’t the only one to deny the “best” driver of the season a title.