Only Yesterday: New England Drivers Are a Rare Breed in NASCAR History
Despite passionate fans and plenty of great drivers in the region, few New England racers have made it to the NASCAR Cup Series.
Ricky Craven
Reel Racing: The Movie Paint Scheme Chronicle, 2005
Jeff Gordon wheeled the first movie paint scheme on a Cup Series car into victory lane in 2005.
Couch Potato Tuesday: Leigh Diffey Brings the Goods to Daytona
NBC Sports did a few different things for Daytona, including the debut of a new but familiar lead announcer.
Reel Racing: Brad Keselowski, Resident NASCAR Movie Scheme Guy (Apparently)
Suddenly, Brad Keselowski and company at RFK Racing are the bearers of the two most recent movie-based schemes.
Reel Racing: The Top 25 Movie Schemes of All Time
Adam Cheek ranks his 25 favorite mvoie schemes of all time, plus some honorable mentions and thoughts on each entry.
Only Yesterday: Martinsville Speedway & Ricky Craven’s Other Cup Win
Ricky Craven’s 2003 win at Darlington might be his best-known, but his first Cup victory came two seasons prior.
Happy Hour: How Can You Hate That Race at Bristol?
Why did 12% of fans think the Food City 500 wasn’t a good race?
Only Yesterday: NASCAR’s Closest Cup Finishes Are a Modern Affair
Sunday’s finish at Atlanta was another entry on the all-time greatest finishes list.
Stat Sheet: How Close Can It Get?
0.003. What other close calls have happened in Cup Series history?
39 Days ‘Til Daytona: The 39th (1997) Daytona 500
The story of the 39th running of the Daytona 500 – how Dale Earnhardt’s heartbreak coincides with a team racing in perfect harmony.