NASCAR heads back to California to do some racing in wine country. The Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway is the first of two road course tracks coming up on the schedule. Last year, Martin Truex Jr in the #19 took a swig of the wine given to the victor at victory lane. He’s still […]
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World Wide Technology Raceway in St. Louis allowed NASCAR to make up for the racing lost at the Coca-Cola 600 last weekend. It’s a unique track, with long straightaways and tight turns, the 1.25-mile-long track is certainly among not only the newest in the Cup Series but also one of the most intriguing. Unfortunately, passing […]
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After a disappointing Coca-Cola 600 cut short, NASCAR fans hope the Enjoy Illinois 300 at Gateway brings the punch we all are looking for. Last week, both of Kaleb’s picks sucked and his fade won, and Chris turned out alright. Par for the course around here. But that’s enough of that. Let’s talk about what’s […]
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It was a disappointing end for NASCAR and the Coca-Cola 600 this past weekend. Mother nature knows no bounds and was able to put a damper on two races this weekend. Between the Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600, the “best day in racing” left a ton to be desired. The Indy 500 was able […]
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NASCAR approaches its next crowned jewel. Every Memorial Day weekend, the Cup Series takes on the Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte, North Carolina. This race produced some great racing in 2023 and some drama. We’ll go over the drama a bit later, but there’s drama headed into this race too! The drama we’ll also get into. […]
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We’ve reached the All-Star weekend for the NASCAR Cup Series. They head off to North Wilkesboro for a quick weekend, where the points don’t matter, and everybody’s racing for $1 Million. Fans are voting for their favorite driver to race in the event (go vote for Alex Bowman here). So obviously, it’s time for the […]
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NASCAR at Darlington delivered a top-notch racing product once again this past weekend. We saw some ambitious moves, a cold streak snapped, and new faces running at the front of the line. The track that was too tough to tame gave racing fans a product worth watching. And now it’s time for the weekly “Three […]
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After a great time in Kansas, NASCAR picks up and moves on to the Goodyear 400 at Darlington. The lady in black is one of NASCAR’s toughest tracks on the schedule. It’s usually only won by the best of the best. It’s not called “Too Tough to Tame” for no reason. The storylines heading into […]
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I know I marketed that Kansas Speedway puts on some of the best NASCAR races the association has, but man. I did not expect the closest finish in recorded NASCAR history. Kyle Larson and Chris Buescher put on an absolute clinic on Sunday Night after several hours of rain delay. The race looked like a […]
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Well, it was certainly a show at the Monster Mile last weekend. But it’s time for the Advent Health 400 in Kansas! Last year, we saw a similar finish to last week’s race. Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson racing for the win. It was an epic finish, that saw Larson get loose and bump the […]
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Dover International Speedway put on the best NASCAR Cup Series short-track race since Bristol this weekend. The Wurth 400 was about as intense as it could’ve gotten and was far greater than its competition in Richmond and Martinsville. Denny Hamlin picked up his third win of the year. While Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing […]
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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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