Happiness Is: Track Length, Kenseth & Germany
No fluff this week, just happiness. Enjoy. Letʻs get happy. Happiness Is…Distance. The adage is that distance makes the heart grow fonder. Thatʻs a …
Matt Kenseth
Entry List: Quaker State 400
After a chaotic race at Daytona International Speedway, the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series heads to Kentucky Speedway for a primetime event on Saturday, July …
5 Points To Ponder: Keeping Up with the Joneses
ONE: Young Guns Firing What a win that was for Erik Jones under the bright lights at Daytona International Speedway! Not at the track this …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Kevin Harvick & Kyle Busch Top NASCAR Off Week 2 Retrospective
Who’s in the headline The most dominant car of the season has been the No. 4 of Kevin Harvick. Harvick has five wins along with …
4 Burning Questions: Should Iowa Host A Cup Race?
Should Iowa Speedway be on the Cup Series calendar? Once the current track deals run out in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, one track …
Friday Faceoff: Which Top Driver Might Be Facing A Winless Season?
1. Once again, weather dominated the headlines this weekend. Do you think there’s anything more that NASCAR can do (tires, start times, scheduling) or is …
NASCAR 101: The Best at Each Cup Track (Without a Win)
Last week, this space covered the NASCAR drivers who’ve won at the most tracks on the national series schedules. It was a largely Kyle Busch-dominated …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Clint Bowyer Rides Strategy & Heavy Foot to Michigan Win
Who’s in the headline Mother Nature ran the show on Sunday (June 10) at Michigan International Speedway and, in the end, dropped the curtain early …
5 Points to Ponder: Who Will Be NASCAR’s Fantastic Fourth?
ONE: Who can challenge NASCAR’s big three? Conventional wisdom — and dominant form on track — suggests Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch and Martin Truex Jr. will …
Did You Notice?: NASCAR Halfway Through Regular Season
Did You Notice? … NASCAR is halfway through the 26-race regular season? Year one post-Dale Earnhardt Jr. has come with an expected ratings and attendance decline. But …