Couch Potato Tuesday: Dale Earnhardt Jr. Changes Tone in FOX Booth
Entering the weekend, the big news for FOX’s broadcasts was that Dale Earnhardt Jr. was going to be in the broadcast booth alongside Mike Joy and Clint Bowyer.
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Could Kyle Busch Leave Joe Gibbs Racing? Why The Surprise?
Kyle Busch set the NASCAR news cycle on tilt at Talladega with one simple word.
“Goodbye.”
How will the answers affect Busch’s future with Joe Gibbs Racing?
NASCAR 101: A Recent Re-Advent of Dirt Racing
Dominators this week at Bristol dirt may not be ones experienced with the surface.
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 400 at Martinsville
William Byron won the NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway after he took the lead following a pit stop on lap 186.
Stock Car Scoop: How Will NASCAR Shortening Martinsville Impact Racing?
The NASCAR Cup Series stays in Virginia for another week but heads south, this time to Martinsville Speedway for a date with “The Paperclip.” Joe … Continue Reading
NASCAR 101: Joe Gibbs Racing’s Short-Track Dominance
With NASCAR in the midst of its short-track swing and on the heels of Joe Gibbs Racing’s sweep at Richmond Raceway, Denny Hamlin‘s win continued … Continue Reading
Did You Notice?: The Cracks in the NASCAR Point System?
Did you notice the first three drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series point standings haven’t won a race yet? William Byron (fourth) is the first driver with a victory in a competitive year where no single driver has stood out seven races in.
Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2022 Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway
Denny Hamlin passed William Byron with five laps to go to earn Toyota’s first NASCAR Cup Series victory of 2022 at Hamlin’s home track, Richmond Raceway.
Up to Speed: Richmond Raceway Gets its Groove Back in 2022
When NASCAR first released the 2022 Cup Series schedule, it felt like the sanctioning body was losing confidence in Richmond Raceway. Was it justified?
William Byron, Rudy Fugle Finish 3rd After Gamble Nearly Pays Off
Had the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway been five laps shorter, then William Byron and his crew chief Rudy Fugle would have gambled their way to a win.