Daytona to Dirt: Alex Bowman, Kasey Kahne Off Respective Sprint Car Tours
NASCAR was well represented in this past week’s High Limit Racing Series event at 34 Raceway in Iowa, though the headlines they made were hardly desirable.
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Blake Bainbridge Moves to GMS As Daniel Dye’s Crew Chief
Bainbridge moves over from Stewart Friesen’s team.
Daytona to Dirt: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Sweeps Talladega, Stremme Takes Selinsgrove
NASCAR’s presence on the dirt proliferated this weekend with drivers taking advantage of Talladega Short Track being across the street.
Drivers React to NASCAR’s First Oval Race in the Rain
It was the first time in the sport’s history that NASCAR has ever made the call to race on wet tires on an oval, and post-race, it was met with mixed emotions.
Zane Smith Wins Pole for 2023 Bristol Dirt Truck Race
Ben Rhodes, Stewart Friesen, Joey Logano and Matt Crafton won their respective heat races, but due to passing points Zane Smith will start on the pole.
Daytona to Dirt: Sheldon Creed Strong at Millbridge, Stewart Friesen With Strong Words
A return to the East Coast and the season opener at Millbridge Speedway saw NASCAR’s representation in dirt racing explode over the past week.
Daytona to Dirt: Justin Haley Leads Stampede of NASCAR Winners at Volusia
Cup Series regular Justin Haley grabbed three feature wins this week at Volusia, leading a pack of NASCAR drivers that took part in Speedweeks action.
This Day in Dirt: Donny Schatz Sets Off Volusia Fireworks After Runner-Up Finish
Donny Schatz held on for second place in the All-Star Circuit of Champions feature at Volusia and absolutely opened fire in his post-race interview.
Daytona to Dirt: Christopher Bell Starts Open-Wheel Team; Stewart Friesen, Ken Schrader Race Late Models
Stewart Friesen was one of several NASCAR-affiliated drivers to race late models this weekend.
Truckin’ Thursdays: NASCAR Ignores Potential ThorSport Racing Playoffs Manipulation
Few people know whether Crafton and Eckes helped their teammate, but NASCAR’s credibility certainly comes into question by refusing to even look at it