When NASCAR announced that the side numbers on Cup Series cars were being moved up to near the front wheel well, there was a fair amount of skepticism. A big concern was how this would affect paint schemes in general, with the Trucks and Xfinity series remaining as is.
An early morning presser at his hometown race track is sadly where Kurt Busch’s full-time trek in the NASCAR Cup Series comes to a close. After missing close to the last two months with concussion issues, this wasn’t out of left field.
Not a bad month here for the pride of Corning, California Tyler Reddick. The two-time Xfinity Series Champion picked up his first Cup win on July 4th weekend at Road America over Chase Elliott.
Austin Cindric lost last year’s Xfinity Series Championship in brutal fashion. Losing out to Daniel Hemric on a last-lap pass just feet from the finish line.
With the Clash now in the books, all eyes are on Daytona Speedweeeks, and the upcoming Daytona 500. This of course is a huge year for NASCAR with the implementation of the Generation 7 car, which was delayed by a year due to COVID.
There was some skepticism when NASCAR announced that they would be moving ‘The Clash’ from Daytona to L.A. Coliseum. A race that has only ever been held at NASCAR’s premier track, moving to the west coast, and not even that, to a football stadium?
While the Daytona 500 is still a few weeks out, the unofficial start to the 2022 NASCAR tilt begins this weekend. ‘The Clash’, a preseason staple since 1979 is this weekend.
Just over a year ago, the formation of 23XI Racing was unveiled for the world. Co-owned by Cup Series driver Denny Hamlin, and former minor league baseball player Michael Jordan.
For better or worse, NASCAR has not been shy about trying new things since the turn of the millennium. With next year’s schedule set to drop today, the sanctioning body last night announced a new location for the annual preseason race, the Busch Clash.
A big domino, albeit an expected one, has now fallen in NASCAR Silly Season. 2004 Cup Series Champion Kurt Busch is officially headed to 23XI Racing at the conclusion of the 2021 campaign.
A bad year for race control in NASCAR boiled over on Sunday in Indianapolis. A slew of bad calls and misjudgments made the first up Cup race on the IMS road course a disaster in the closing laps. Some serious changes to the race control department are needed.
This week, NASCAR heads west to Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the Pennzoil 400. It is a perfect combination to have a gambling article about a NASCAR race in Las Vegas right? Exactly, now let’s jump right into my top bets for this weekend’s race.
When NASCAR announced that the side numbers on Cup Series cars were being moved up to near the front wheel well, there was a fair amount of skepticism. A big concern was how this would affect paint schemes in general, with the Trucks and Xfinity series remaining as is.
An early morning presser at his hometown race track is sadly where Kurt Busch’s full-time trek in the NASCAR Cup Series comes to a close. After missing close to the last two months with concussion issues, this wasn’t out of left field.
Not a bad month here for the pride of Corning, California Tyler Reddick. The two-time Xfinity Series Champion picked up his first Cup win on July 4th weekend at Road America over Chase Elliott.
Austin Cindric lost last year’s Xfinity Series Championship in brutal fashion. Losing out to Daniel Hemric on a last-lap pass just feet from the finish line.
With the Clash now in the books, all eyes are on Daytona Speedweeeks, and the upcoming Daytona 500. This of course is a huge year for NASCAR with the implementation of the Generation 7 car, which was delayed by a year due to COVID.
There was some skepticism when NASCAR announced that they would be moving ‘The Clash’ from Daytona to L.A. Coliseum. A race that has only ever been held at NASCAR’s premier track, moving to the west coast, and not even that, to a football stadium?
While the Daytona 500 is still a few weeks out, the unofficial start to the 2022 NASCAR tilt begins this weekend. ‘The Clash’, a preseason staple since 1979 is this weekend.
Just over a year ago, the formation of 23XI Racing was unveiled for the world. Co-owned by Cup Series driver Denny Hamlin, and former minor league baseball player Michael Jordan.
For better or worse, NASCAR has not been shy about trying new things since the turn of the millennium. With next year’s schedule set to drop today, the sanctioning body last night announced a new location for the annual preseason race, the Busch Clash.
A big domino, albeit an expected one, has now fallen in NASCAR Silly Season. 2004 Cup Series Champion Kurt Busch is officially headed to 23XI Racing at the conclusion of the 2021 campaign.
A bad year for race control in NASCAR boiled over on Sunday in Indianapolis. A slew of bad calls and misjudgments made the first up Cup race on the IMS road course a disaster in the closing laps. Some serious changes to the race control department are needed.
This week, NASCAR heads west to Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the Pennzoil 400. It is a perfect combination to have a gambling article about a NASCAR race in Las Vegas right? Exactly, now let’s jump right into my top bets for this weekend’s race.
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