Pace Laps: Destruction & Heartbreak in Daytona
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series: Team Penske’s Poor Performance Daytona’s Coke Zero Sugar 400 didn’t move the needle on restrictor plate racing. But for those …
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Nitro Shots: March Madness With Don Schumacher Racing
It’s almost like a fever that spreads out of control every year. It’s March Madness. Pools are taking place in offices all over the country. …
Nitro Shots: NHRA Records Shattered at Topeka
It was just six years ago that Matt Hagan made NHRA history the as first driver to ever post a sub-4.0 Funny Car run. Since …
Pace Laps: Tony Stewart’s All-Star Race Ends in Flames, Kaulig Racing Running Strong and Doug Coby Searching for Third Straight Whelen Modified Tour Title
Sprint Cup: Back to the Old Tony Stewart. As they say, where there’s smoke, there’s fire – As Tony Stewart was collected in a crash in …
Off the Wall With: Matt Hagan
Welcome to Off the Wall With, where we ask your favorite drivers five questions that are… well, off the wall! We’ll check in with a …
Pace Laps: Hot Streaks, New Faces, Contenders & Jumping Series
Sprint Cup Series: “Slugger’s” New Assignment: Swing For The Fences To End Sophomore Slump – Swept under the rug during a week where NASCAR announced …
Pace Laps: Finally, Milestones, Big Home Track Wins & Rainy Days
Sprint Cup Series: Fourth Time’s The Charm – Finally. Martin Truex Jr. took his next step toward title contention this season by doing what race winners do: …
Nitro Shots: Making Value Add Up For Sponsors
After touching upon the issue of television and ratings, let’s do a little math this week. First, some numbers for you to play with. The …
Nitro Shots: Outlaws, Farmers & Getting Beat By a Girl
Did the NHRA need to make a statement about Street Outlaws, particularly as some of the cars on the show had NHRA logos showing? Yes. …
Pace Laps: Follow the Leader Daytona, NHRA Phoenix, Reddick Rises, and More
Cup: Where Was the Passing? If there was one constant that emerged during speedweeks with regards to the Cup cars it was the preponderance for …