Thinkin’ Out Loud: Kevin Harvick Finally Tastes Well Aged Victory at Sonoma
Who’s in the headline: In a race that saw strategies all over the board, 10 different leaders exchanged the lead 13 times, and questions about leaders …
Michael McDowell
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not in NASCAR: Speed . . . I Am Speed Edition
Michigan International Speedway is one of the fastest on the NASCAR circuit (and that includes the restrictor plate tracks of Daytona and Talladega). So maybe we …
The Underdog House: NASCAR’s Vicious Cycle
Think Small It’s hard for small teams to get noticed. This is something that’s been discussed over and over and continues to create a vicious …
4 Burning Questions: Will Michigan Produce Another Fuel Mileage Finish?
By Michael Finley & Tom Bowles 1. What will Happen to the Wood Brothers Going Forward? If you’re a NASCAR fan, you have to be …
The Frontstretch 5: Next Drivers to Find Victory Lane
Chase Elliott It’s actually a bit surprising that Elliott hasn’t gotten a win yet. He’s come close quite a few times, leading multiple laps at …
Thinkin’ Out Loud: Martin Truex Jr. Shakes Kansas Monkey As Aric Almirola Sustains Serious Injury
Who’s in the headline – Handicapping Cup Series races is very difficult. With 40 cars in a full field, and 20 capable of winning on …
The Underdog House: Small Teams Impress at Talladega
Think Small This past weekend’s action at Talladega illustrated again what can happen when the racing is more in the hands of the drivers. There …
The Underdog House: Changes in the NASCAR Ranks
Think Small The 2017 season is at the quarter mark after nine races, and some trends are taking shape. Wood Brothers Racing has established itself …
The Underdog House: The Great Equalizer
Think Small Short tracks are popular with race fans because there is almost always some action somewhere in the field. Cars are close together, tempers …
The Underdog House: NASCAR’s Best-Kept Secret
Think Small It feels like NASCAR’s small teams get a bad rap right from the start from some fans and even media. Too often, they’re lumped …