Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2021 Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona
Ryan Blaney won the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona on Saturday night (Aug. 28) in overtime under caution after a last-lap wreck on the backstretch.
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Up to Speed: Why This Year’s Cup Series Playoffs Will Be Different for Ryan Blaney
Has anybody in NASCAR had a better two weeks than Ryan Blaney? For the first time in his career, Blaney has won back-to-back Cup Series … Continue Reading
Daily Fantasy NASCAR DraftKings Forecast: 2021 FireKeepers Casino 400
The NASCAR Cup Series head to the Irish Hills of Michigan this week for the next-to-last race in the regular season. Let’s get your daily … Continue Reading
Martin Truex Jr., Auto-Owners Insurance Extend Partnership
Auto-Owners Insurance will continue to sponsor Martin Truex Jr. through at least next season in the NASCAR Cup Series, Joe Gibbs Racing announced Aug. 19. … Continue Reading
Couch Potato Tuesday: The Curbs Ruin NBC’s Day In Indianapolis
In recent years, races at Indianapolis Motor Speedway have been a mixed affair. The Indianapolis 500 has generally been very competitive in recent years. I’ve … Continue Reading
Martin Truex Jr. Quickest in Indianapolis Cup Practice
Martin Truex Jr., one of the best road racers in the NASCAR Cup Series, took the top spot in practice on Saturday (Aug. 14), at … Continue Reading
Thinkin’ Out Loud: 2021 Go Bowling at The Glen
What happened? Kyle Larson won the Go Bowling at The Glen on Sunday (Aug. 8) after holding off a hard-charging teammate and leading the final … Continue Reading
Up to Speed: Mistakes Plague Chase Elliott, No. 9 Team at Watkins Glen
While no race in the NASCAR Cup Series guarantees a good finish for any driver, Chase Elliott had to feel confident about his chances at … Continue Reading
The Big 6: Questions Answered After 2021 Go Bowling at the Glen
Who … should you be talking about after the race? Kyle Larson can race on any kind of track in any kind of car (anyone else … Continue Reading
Frontstretch 2-Minute Drill: Go Bowling at The Glen
Hello, Watkins Glen. It’s been a while. Absent from the 2020 schedule due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s been two full years since NASCAR took … Continue Reading