By: Ashley McCubbin Bristol Motor Speedway grew a reputation for being a venue fans wanted to attend for years due to tight racing around the bottom of the short track. Thanks to […]
OBSERVATIONS: Federated Auto Parts 400
By: Mitchell Breuer Brad Keselowski had not won at Richmond Raceway since 2014, in which he put on one of his best career performances pacing 384 of 400 laps. He did not […]
OBSERVATIONS: Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
By: Ashley McCubbin Darlington Raceway has grown a reputation as one of the best tracks on the NASCAR schedule, and the Lady in Black shined on Sunday night in all of her glory. Kevin […]
OBSERVATIONS: Thompson 150 at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park.
By: Ashley McCubbin There’s certain reasons why the NASCAR Whelen Modiifed Tour has been touted one of the best series within the ranks. Last night at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, the fans […]
‘Slide Job Gone Wrong’ Causes Controversy in Regular Season Finale
By Cole Cusumano The Coke Zero Sugar 400 from Daytona International Speedway ran remarkably clean for just over 382 miles. With seven laps remaining, 10 drivers came out on the wrong end […]
OBSERVATIONS: Advanced Gas Distributors Inc. 200 Wade Cole Memorial
By: Ashley McCubbin It wasn’t the most exciting NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour event in history, but the Advanced Gas Distributors Inc. 200 Wade Cole Memorial certainly had some highlights and lowlights. The […]
OBSERVATIONS: CarShield 200 at World Wide Technology Raceway
By: Ashley McCubbin Sheldon Creed got to celebrate in victory lane for the third time this season, but it may bite him somewhere along the line. In the young man’s bid for […]
Observations: Coke Zero Sugar 400 from Daytona International Speedway
By Cole Cusumano Admittedly, there had been concerns when NASCAR revealed it would be uprooting Daytona International Speedway’s Fourth of July tradition and moving it to the regular season finale. All […]
OBSERVATIONS: Wawa 250 at Daytona International Speedway
By: Ashley McCubbin Everything was going Kaulig Racing’s way and they still got to celebrate in victory lane, but it could’ve been even sweeter. From the drop of the green flag to […]
Should NASCAR Double Down on Doubleheaders Beyond 2020?
By Cole Cusumano Entering the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series season, one of the most enticing additions to the schedule was the inaugural running of a doubleheader at Pocono Raceway. Little did […]
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