MNR Review: Sage Karam Sails Away at Watkins Glen As Playoff Chaos Swirls Around Him
Sage Karam won his second MNR road course race in a row, sailing to victory by a comfortable margin over runner-up Chase Cabre.
Sage Karam won his second MNR road course race in a row, sailing to victory by a comfortable margin over runner-up Chase Cabre.
Sage Karam dominated Monday Night Racing’s round of twelve finale from Watkins Glen in the Porsche 911 RSR.
Sage Karam made a splash in his debut while Will Rodgers and Ford Martin staked their playoffs claims.
Karam made the most of his MNR series debut, though he is not eligible for the playoffs.
Ty Dillon joined Corey LaJoie as the two full-time Spire Motorsports drivers for the 2023 season. Will the team improve?
NASCAR’s 2022 season has been filled with retaliatory wrecks, including those worse than Bubba Wallace’s incident with Kyle Larson.
Sage Karam will drive the No. 02 Chevrolet.
Both Gragson and Karam spoke to Frontstretch after the race.
Even with a $35,000 fine and 30-point penalty, Daniel McFadin writes that nothing has meaningfully changed for Noah Gragson after his intentional wreck of Sage Karam.
Gragson remains fourth in points.
Noah Gragson did an inexcusable offense, and left unchecked, it could alter the landscape of NASCAR going forward.Â
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