Jimmie Johnson Breaks Through for Bristol Win
Kyle Larson and Martin Truex Jr. may have led the most laps at Monday’s Food City 500, but it was Jimmie Johnson’s day again in …
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Pace Laps: Rain at Bristol on Sunday, Erik Jones Leads the Way in XFINITY
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series: And then it was Monday – In a sport that halts its action at the lightest of rainfall, Sunday’s Food …
XFINITY Breakdown: Erik Jones Comes From the Back Late to Win
On Lap 230, Erik Jones thought he saw his chances of repeating the Spring race at Bristol Motor Speedway go away. The No. 20 car was …
Kyle Larson Tops Track Record For XFINITY Bristol Pole
With a track-record speed of 127.988 mph, Kyle Larson will start from pole in Saturday’s Fitzgerald Glider Kits 300 from Bristol Motor Speedway. The pole …
Kyle Busch Leads Saturday Morning Cup Practice at Bristol
Kyle Busch led the way in Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series practice Saturday at Bristol Motor Speedway. The five-time track winner sped around the half-mile …
Food City 500 Qualifying Cancelled, Field Set by Points
Due to wet weather in and around Bristol, NASCAR has cancelled Coors Light Pole Qualifying for Sunday’s Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Since …
5 Points to Ponder: NASCAR Seven Races Into 2017
ONE: Toyota’s Tough Start Toyota, coming off its first NASCAR Cup manufacturer’s title, has tumbled out of the gate in 2017. Just two drivers – Martin …
The Big 6 (Actually 4): Questions Answered After The Start Of The NASCAR Season
Who… gets my shoutout of the season so far? Brad Keselowski and Kyle Larson have both just been on it all season. Keselowski isn’t that …
Pace Laps: Rare Off Weekend for NASCAR, Sebastian Vettel Wins in Formula 1
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series/Camping World Truck Series: NASCAR Talent Hits the Small Tracks – Finally, a weekend off so the drivers can spend their …
The 10: NASCAR Cup Series Power Rankings After Texas
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series two-stepped into the wide open spaces of Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday. Or, shall we say, the wider open …