Happy Hour: NASCAR’s Flaky Format & Joey Logano’s Legacy
Toby Christie from TobyChristie.com and Racing America joins the podcast.
Toby Christie from TobyChristie.com and Racing America joins the podcast.
Don’t hate the player, hate the game regarding the legitimacy of a NASCAR championship.
Ty Gibbs’ crash affected the rest of the race because drivers then didn’t cut the dogleg as often as expected.
Joey Logano’s championship run exposes serious flaws in the playoffs, Bryan Gable writes.
Three titles? In today’s day and age? With this format? Like it or not, that’s an impressive accomplishment.
If a driver can have the worst year ever ran in a championship season under the modern format, then how much meaning does the Cup championship have anymore?
Among them, how will NASCAR look in 2025 with so many people and organizations officially out of the sport?
The No. 22 team overcame a slow stop and an abrupt change at jackman to win the title.
Joey Logano claimed his third title in down-to-the-wire fashion.
He was .33 seconds short of becoming the first back-to-back Cup champion since 2010.