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.
The best way I could describe the overall state of NASCAR right now is the ‘This is Fine’ meme. You know the one where the cartoon dog is in a burning building oblivious to what is around him.
This year’s Southern 500 is once again the start of the annual NASCAR Cup Series playoff for the second year in a row. With Kurt Busch still on the mend from his Pocono crash, this is also the first postseason that doesn’t feature a driver from the first Chase for the Cup in 2004
NASCAR returns to the majestic Pocono Mountains this weekend for the M&M’s Fan Appreciation 400.
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.
Following the race in Dover, we move on to the Goodyear 400 in Darlington, South Carolina.
The last time NASCAR visited North Wilkesboro Speedway was in September of 1996, a race won by Dale Earnhardt Sr. A track that had been a staple in NASCAR dating back to the late 40s was cast aside for expansionist tracks like Texas, New Hampshire, and Las Vegas.
The Great American Race is now only one day away, and it is not too late to lay some money down. To help you out with some Daytona 500 plays, two of our writers, Jack Gaffney and Dale Money give their takes on a number of betting options.
Tomorrow, we have our first major race of the year in the Daytona 500.
Moving onto the back half of the NASCAR Cup Series drivers list is where a number of notable team moves happened. Brad Keselowski left Penske after a decade to become a driver-part owner over at now Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.
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.
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.
The best way I could describe the overall state of NASCAR right now is the ‘This is Fine’ meme. You know the one where the cartoon dog is in a burning building oblivious to what is around him.
This year’s Southern 500 is once again the start of the annual NASCAR Cup Series playoff for the second year in a row. With Kurt Busch still on the mend from his Pocono crash, this is also the first postseason that doesn’t feature a driver from the first Chase for the Cup in 2004
NASCAR returns to the majestic Pocono Mountains this weekend for the M&M’s Fan Appreciation 400.
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.
Following the race in Dover, we move on to the Goodyear 400 in Darlington, South Carolina.
The last time NASCAR visited North Wilkesboro Speedway was in September of 1996, a race won by Dale Earnhardt Sr. A track that had been a staple in NASCAR dating back to the late 40s was cast aside for expansionist tracks like Texas, New Hampshire, and Las Vegas.
The Great American Race is now only one day away, and it is not too late to lay some money down. To help you out with some Daytona 500 plays, two of our writers, Jack Gaffney and Dale Money give their takes on a number of betting options.
Tomorrow, we have our first major race of the year in the Daytona 500.
Moving onto the back half of the NASCAR Cup Series drivers list is where a number of notable team moves happened. Brad Keselowski left Penske after a decade to become a driver-part owner over at now Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.
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.
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