Stat Sheet: How Unusual Was the Side Damage to Kyle Larson’s Car at Talladega?
With a concerning roll cage puncture to Larson’s car at Talladega, is there anything that can be learned from past incidents?
With a concerning roll cage puncture to Larson’s car at Talladega, is there anything that can be learned from past incidents?
There is one area of safety that NASCAR has not addressed much recently, and it has nothing to do with the racecars—except it’s what’s behind the wheel.
It appeared harder for teams to lose the draft Sunday. That would mean that FOX may have more stories to cover with everyone closer together. Not so much.
Despite 57 lead changes and 21 different drivers out front, the NASCAR Cup Series’ race at Talladega once again became a battle of survival down the stretch.
Also, can Front Row Motorsports get both its drivers into the playoffs?
SHR cars combined to lead 66% of the NOCO 400 at Martinsville, a percentage not seen since 2020.
There is an important factor that helps explain why Larson won at Martinsville and ended up in the garage at Bristol – patience.
Kyle Larson emerged victorious on a day that saw better, if not fantastic, racing at Martinsville.
Even after Phoenix and Richmond, many were waiting on this new short-track package’s true test at Martinsville. Much like many cars on Sunday, it did not pass.
Larson led the final 30 laps and won by over four seconds for his first Cup win at Martinsville.