SRX Preview: South Boston Speedway
Take a look at the track and drivers for this weekend’s SRX race at South Boston.
Peyton Sellers
SRX Guest Peyton Sellers Wants To Be ‘The Doug Coby of South Boston’ Saturday
This Saturday, June 25, is one of the biggest races of two-time national champion Peyton Sellers’ trophy-filled racing career.
SRX Signs Former NASCAR Weekly Series Champ Peyton Sellers
The Superstar Racing Experience announced Saturday that Peyton Sellers, a former NASCAR Weekly Series champion, will run the June 25th race at his home track, South Boston Speedway. A native of Danville, Virginia, Sellers has won at South Boston six times. Sellers’ career goes back to running Limited Sportsman cars in North Carolina in 2001. …
Eyes on Xfinity: 2015 Midseason Rookie Report Card
The NASCAR Xfinity Series is set to embark on its final restrictor-plate race of the season this weekend at Daytona International Speedway. With so many unknowns at plate events due to the style of racing, it’s the perfect time to deliver a breakdown of how the rookies have done this season. Though it isn’t officially …
Obaika Racing No. 97 Team Loses Appeal of Dover Penalty
Another appeal heard; another penalty upheld. The National Motorsports Appeals Panel, Xfinity Series team Obaika Racing and NASCAR met on Wednesday to hear the appeal one of the penalties levied against the team following the Dover race weekend in May. A P3 penalty was announced by NASCAR the following week for an improperly attached weight on …
Trevor Bayne, Jennifer Jo Cobb Among Penalized Teams After Dover
Trevor Bayne and Jennifer Jo Cobb were among five drivers among all three national NASCAR series to be penalized for infractions at Dover International Speedway last week. Both drivers were expected to be penalized on Wednesday for failing to stay within their vehicles after crashing out during competition at the Monster Mile. The behavioral infractions …
Eyes on Xfinity: Evaluating the Rookie Battle, 9 Races In
Youth is in the air. NASCAR’s future continues to show signs of fresh faces, along with a new generation of fans entering the sport. With so many drivers working through the rankings, opportunities have presented themselves for a select few to race against some of the best racers NASCAR has to offer. The elusive Sunoco …
Tearing Apart the Trucks: A Halfway Checkup & a Veteran’s Return
After what was an agonizingly slow start to season–as usual–suddenly the Camping World Truck Series has already hit the halfway point of the season. With just 12 races remaining, the 2011 campaign has already shaped up to be one of the more competitive ones in a few years.
Following the Lucas Deep Clean 200 at Nashville Superspeedway two weeks ago, Johnny Sauter held a 42 point lead over third place James Buescher, but that lead closed up considerably after last week’s visit to Lucas Oil Raceway. After waiting too long to change out a tire going flat, the driver of the No. 13 Chevrolet broke a swaybar and was forced to limp his way around the track to a disappointing 23rd-place finish. As a result, the top 7 are now separated by just 46 points with 12 races remaining.
Beyond the Cockpit: Peyton Sellers as Nationwide Series Owner/Driver
Keith: You talked about your feedback. Being a short-tracker, obviously these longer ovals are something different.
Wrong Price, Wrong Time for NASCAR Nationwide Series CoT
NASCAR’s been far from bashful about toting how the new NNS car would be a cost-cutter down the road. Great, savings down the road. What about the present?
Talking NASCAR TV: ESPN Coverage Excellent at Kansas… Until the Green Flag Dropped
On Sunday, ESPN on ABC televised the Price Chopper 400. This race was preceded by quite possibly the best pre-race features of the entire season
Excited About New Driver, Car, Specialty Racing Looking Forward
After Brandon Whitt decided to step down as the driver of the No. 61 Specialty Racing Ford in the Nationwide Series ranks last week, ARCA Re/Max Series standout Matt Carter was tabbed as the team’s new driver. And just as his former ARCA owner, Larry Clement, couldn’t control his enthusiasm about having Carter return to …