Who’s Hot & Who’s Not: Kentucky Edition
The restrictor plate race at Daytona brought us the usual action. That mainly included a big wreck involving something like 206 cars (well actually 22, … Continue Reading
The restrictor plate race at Daytona brought us the usual action. That mainly included a big wreck involving something like 206 cars (well actually 22, … Continue Reading
After a busy holiday weekend covering Sahlen’s Six Hours at the Glen, IMSA’s latest big event, I was pretty worn out this Fourth of July … Continue Reading
The Key Moment – On the final restart, Brad Keselowski got a much-needed push from teammate Joey Logano. Behind him, the Busch brothers battled (though not … Continue Reading
Who… gets my shoutout of the race? Perhaps the most positive thing that can be said for restrictor-plate races is that because the cars are … Continue Reading
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series returns to Daytona International Speedway Saturday, July 2nd for the Coke Zero 400. Daytona marks the first repeat track on … Continue Reading
1. Can Tony Stewart Go Back-to-Back? Tony Stewart stunned the NASCAR world in January when he announced he’d broken his back just weeks before starting … Continue Reading
Road course racing has gained in popularity over the past few years. Â One of the reasons for this shift is that the races have supplanted … Continue Reading
Rare is it for a driver to break a huge winless streak, and even rarer is it for the streak to be broken by a … Continue Reading
With a new aerodynamic package added to the mix in 2016, many things have remained the same. The same core of organizations are winning races, ultimately … Continue Reading
Did You Notice? … Ryan Blaney could have failed to qualify for a Chase race? That’s certainly a loophole NASCAR was looking to shore up … Continue Reading