Beyond the Cockpit: Mike Wallace on Restrictor Plate, Daughter Chrissy and More
For Mike Wallace, his career has seen many ups and downs. He’s won races in the Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series over the years, …
For Mike Wallace, his career has seen many ups and downs. He’s won races in the Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series over the years, …
Decimated. Dominated. Obliterated. Owned. Whatever adjective, it applies to Austin Dillon’s throttling of the Nationwide Series field on Friday.
Brad Keselowski crossed his fingers, hoping track position and fuel mileage would keep him out front during a 46-lap run to finish Saturday’s History 300.
Whoever said you can’t go home again didn’t write the NASCAR schedule, as the circuit has returned for the first of two weekends spent in the Charlotte area.
In the battle of Gibbs teammates, it was an unlikely victor on Saturday (May 5), with Joey Logano snatching victory from Kyle Busch.
With only one victory, would a Carl Edwards title defeat the purpose of the Chase?
The feel-good story of the weekend unfolded on Saturday as a pair with a combined age of 106 dominated the Camping World Truck Series race.
Mike Wallace took the checkered flag 0.057 seconds ahead of Ron Hornaday Jr. to win the Coca-Cola 250 Saturday at Talladega.
In leading 173 laps, Brad Keselowski delivered the most dominating performance the Nationwide Series has seen in recent memory, winning at Kansas Saturday.
Carl Edwards powered by polesitter Elliott Sadler on lap 11 and never looked back, leading 179 circuits en route to a commanding win.