Here’s to another short track race ladies and gentlemen! The NASCAR Cup Series will take on Dover International Speedway for the Wurth 400! After 400 miles at Talladega, it’ll be a drastic shift of preparation as we bring it back to the monster mile. Last week, neither Chris nor I had the foresight to take […]
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From Martinsville to Texas, to now Talladega Superspeedway. The NASCAR Cup Series has reached the GEICO 500! That’s right ladies and gentlemen, 500 miles on NASCAR’s biggest, most treacherous course on the docket. You can always count on this race coming down to the final laps, and several cautions that change the dynamic of the […]
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If you told me that Texas would put on the best NASCAR race since Bristol this year, I’d call you a liar. But that’s exactly what happened at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend. Each stage had its fair share of bumping and banging. And with two overtime restarts, it was intense to the end. As […]
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The NASCAR Cup Series is headed back to the Lone Star State for the EchoPark 400 at Texas Motor Speedway. This track brings a lot of strong opinions from NASCAR fans. Certainly, Texas is one of the biggest markets that the sport can tap into. But, most fans believe this speedway should be torn to […]
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The New England Patriots are tasked with a situation that they haven’t faced in about 30 years. Let’s take a trip back in time, shall we? The 1993 Patriots Draft Embed from Getty Images The year is 1993. The Patriots have been at the center of relocation rumors. Possibly to St. Louis. They have the […]
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The NASCAR Cup Series returned to Martinsville for the first of two races this past weekend, and it was more of the same we’ve come to expect on these flat short tracks. There wasn’t a ton of passing, and the best cars generally dominated most of the day. Some storylines include the Hendrick Motorsports 1-2-3 […]
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What an Easter weekend last week at Richmond. But we’re headed to the paper clip at Martinsville Speedway this weekend for the Cook Out 400! This is the shortest track on the schedule at just over a half mile long. It’s resulted in some fun racing in the past, and we’re hoping we get just […]
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Welcome back, to NASCAR Three Up, Three Down! We come to you right after the action from Easter Sunday. We saw Denny Hamlin go home victorious at his home track. But several drivers deserve credit for rising to the occasion. And others hit my radar for underperforming. So let’s get right to it. Let’s recap […]
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NASCAR is headed to Richmond, Virginia for the Toyota Owners 400! The first of two races at Richmond Raceway takes place on Easter Weekend on Sunday night and we’re pumped to bring our picks to you. Last week, no winners to report for nor Chris or I. But I am very proud of my guy […]
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Who doesn’t love an early-season NASCAR weekly series? I decided to kick this one off this week, as it seems like a perfect time to keep track of the trends. Between Chris’s power rankings and our weekly picks, you get a ton of previews. But not many reviews of the action from the weekend in […]
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It’s the first road course of the season, ladies and gentlemen. NASCAR returns to COTA for the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix! After a phenomenal, entertaining race at Bristol, we head to what is a lot of fan’s favorite road courses on the schedule. And as usual, Chris and I return to you our picks for […]
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It’s Bristol, baby! The spring Bristol, Tennesee NASCAR race returns to concrete for the Food City 500! It’s been a few years since this race was back on concrete. NASCAR spent a few years racing this edition of the Last Great Colosseum on dirt. But now they’re back as it should be on proper surfaces. […]
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The NASCAR Cup Series is headed to the first of two races at Phoenix Raceway this weekend for the Shriners Children’s 500! This is the first short track of the season. And this track usually puts on a solid race to boot. In the spring of 2023, we saw William Byron go back to back. […]
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Hendrick Motorsports is in a good place to kick off 2024. William Byron in the #24 won the Great American Race at the Daytona 500. Now #5 Kyle Larson has won the Pennzoil 400 in Las Vegas. Chase Elliott and Alex Bowman though? Well, aside from Bowman’s runner-up finish at the Daytona 500, it’s been […]
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