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.
Kyle Busch without question is one of the most decorated American racers of his generation. Among active drivers in the world of Stock Car racing, few if any drivers can match his resume, but this weekend he is taking on a whole new challenge.
It is now the second year in a row that the NASCAR Cup Series concludes in Phoenix. This year’s Championship four will feature four drivers competing for the title.
The final cutoff race of this year’s NASCAR Cup Series Playoff has already arrived. At some point tomorrow evening, we will know the four drivers who will compete for this year’s NASCAR Cup Series Championship in Phoenix next weekend.
With plenty of drama and excitement to keep fans interested, last weekend’s night race at Bristol did not disappoint.
The NASCAR playoffs are now a couple of races in. Meaning the first of three cutoff races is just a day away from the Last Great Coliseum at Bristol.
The regular season of the NASCAR Cup Series is now in the books. Now the 2021 Postseason begins this Sunday evening with the annual running of the Southern 500 at Darlington.
After seeing Kurt Busch pull off the surprise victory to put himself in the playoffs two races ago, Aric Almirola would go and trump that feat in New Hampshire, winning his first-ever Cup race at a track other than a Superspeedway. His win would require getting past three fellow Ford drivers late in the race, including SHR teammate Kevin Harvick and Penske’s Brad Keselowski and Ryan Blaney.
The sanctioning body of NASCAR has made near wholesale changes in recent years. Despite these efforts, NASCAR still finds itself in a spot of needing improvement, especially with the Gen-7 Car set to roll into the Cup Series next year.
The NASCAR Cup Series is back for another race. This week, they head to Richmond for the Toyota Owners 400. Hopefully, the rain stays away for this race because the past two cup races have been postponed until the following day because of rain.
The NASCAR Cup Series continues their trip out west with a stop at Phoenix Raceway. This will be the shortest track of the season thus far at only one mile. Now let’s jump right into my top bets for this weekend’s race.
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.
Kyle Busch without question is one of the most decorated American racers of his generation. Among active drivers in the world of Stock Car racing, few if any drivers can match his resume, but this weekend he is taking on a whole new challenge.
It is now the second year in a row that the NASCAR Cup Series concludes in Phoenix. This year’s Championship four will feature four drivers competing for the title.
The final cutoff race of this year’s NASCAR Cup Series Playoff has already arrived. At some point tomorrow evening, we will know the four drivers who will compete for this year’s NASCAR Cup Series Championship in Phoenix next weekend.
With plenty of drama and excitement to keep fans interested, last weekend’s night race at Bristol did not disappoint.
The NASCAR playoffs are now a couple of races in. Meaning the first of three cutoff races is just a day away from the Last Great Coliseum at Bristol.
The regular season of the NASCAR Cup Series is now in the books. Now the 2021 Postseason begins this Sunday evening with the annual running of the Southern 500 at Darlington.
After seeing Kurt Busch pull off the surprise victory to put himself in the playoffs two races ago, Aric Almirola would go and trump that feat in New Hampshire, winning his first-ever Cup race at a track other than a Superspeedway. His win would require getting past three fellow Ford drivers late in the race, including SHR teammate Kevin Harvick and Penske’s Brad Keselowski and Ryan Blaney.
The sanctioning body of NASCAR has made near wholesale changes in recent years. Despite these efforts, NASCAR still finds itself in a spot of needing improvement, especially with the Gen-7 Car set to roll into the Cup Series next year.
The NASCAR Cup Series is back for another race. This week, they head to Richmond for the Toyota Owners 400. Hopefully, the rain stays away for this race because the past two cup races have been postponed until the following day because of rain.
The NASCAR Cup Series continues their trip out west with a stop at Phoenix Raceway. This will be the shortest track of the season thus far at only one mile. Now let’s jump right into my top bets for this weekend’s race.
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