Jeffrey Earnhardt Appreciative of Opportunity with Gaunt Brothers Racing
Earnhardt is a name that is connected directly with the NASCAR fan base. But Jeffrey Earnhardt is just getting going. At 29 years old, Earnhardt …
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Up to Speed: Did Kyle Larson Get Saved Again?
Sunday’s race at Dover International Speedway was supposed to be a good one for Kyle Larson. In nine previous starts at the Monster Mile, he …
Fire On Fridays: Jeffrey Earnhardt Might Be NASCAR’s New Game-Changer
His grandfather was one of NASCAR’s greatest of all-time. A true champion on and off the track. Decades later, Jeffrey Earnhardt is determined to win …
The Underdog House: Small Teams See Toughest NASCAR Race of 2018 at Richmond
Think Small This weekend at Richmond Raceway stood in stark contrast to the previous weekend in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, where 12 cautions …
Who’s Hot and Who’s Not in NASCAR: Gold Mining or Bust
Around 1849, gold was discovered in California, and about twenty years after that silver was discovered in the area, too. That led to, among other …
Entry List: 2018 STP 500
After the three-race “West Coast Swing,” the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series heads back east this weekend to Martinsville Speedway. The first short track race …
Jeffrey Earnhardt, StarCom Racing Part Ways
Jeffrey Earnhardt and StarCom Racing, the No. 00 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series team have parted ways. Earnhardt announced the departure in a Facebook post Sunday …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Martin Truex Jr. Clubs the Competition at Auto Club
Who’s in the headline For the first time in 14 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series races, Martin Truex Jr. won a stage other than the …
The Underdog House: The Other End Of The Neon NASCAR Garage
Think Small As NASCAR moved to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway this weekend, we were treated to a triple-header of the top three national touring …
The Underdog House: Small NASCAR Teams Finding Relief – Sort of – Approaching Daytona 500
Think Small While most of the sport’s television time goes directly toward big teams with great speed and large personalities — and rightfully so, to …